I have a T1 that I have used for several years. I recently purchased a
QCX-mini, and an SW-3B. I normally use my K2, KX2 or KX3 for portable
operations, but occasionally I like to use something different for QRP CW.
Both the QCX-mini and the SW-3B require a 2.0 or less SWR. The
documentation fo
I have a T1 that's a couple years old. It got used only slightly and
never out portable with my KX2 after I built it from the kit. I added
the internal tuner to the KX2 to minimize things to carry when we went
on vacation and the T1 was shelved as a backup in case the KX2's tuner
quit (it nev
Thanks, Myron -
I've plugged my paddle (tip = dit, ring = dah) into the side jack of the tuner.
I can press the Dah (RING) contact and after 2 seconds while in sleep mode, it
appears to enter tune-ready (blinking green LED) condition.
During blinking green LED condition, application of 5 watts
One note I should add - after the "INFO" procedure (emits "L0" with yellow
LEDs, followed by string of individual flashes with Red LED), I noticed relays
clicked once at the end of the red LED sequence.
On Sunday, January 14, 2024 at 05:31:25 PM MST, wrote:
Thanks, Myron -
I've pl
I am in the process of slowly reconfiguring my station for the inevitable
future move to a condo or antenna restricted area where I will have to play
the "Stealth" antenna game. My station comprises of a Yaesu FT-817ND, W1
PWR/SWR Indicator, 3ft diameter remotely tuned home built 20m-10m Magnetic
Thanks but no thanks. Only balun I would consider would be at the
input to the rf section and would be a 1-1 balun.
Gil
- Original Message -
From: "Doug Phillips"
To:
Sent: Monday, July 20, 2009 12:12 PM
Subject: T1 tuner balanced in/out
> Gil try the BL2 kit from
The BL2 *is* a 1:1 balun. The only difference between a 1:1 and a 4:1 is the
way the windings are connected. The BL2 has a switch to make the connections
for either transformation, 1:1 or 4:1. Your choice.
Ron AC7AC
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Thanks but no thanks. Only balun I would cons
I've mounted my T-1 with the foam tape, but with care to not cover the battery
compartment. Yes, the tape would need to come up.. or off, to change the
batteries, although that doesn't have to happen often, and the tape will come
up with a bit of good luck, clean enough to reuse, especially whe
Has anyone made available a Y adapter to allow the FT-817 control cable for
the T1 ATU to be used at the same time as a CAT interface cable?
I suppose I could try to figure out how to make one, but I haven't found a
source for inline mimi DIN 8 pin sockets, and these days I can't see well
enoug
I have an excellent condition Elecraft T1 auto tuner that is factory built
for sale or possibly trade towards a Elecraft KX1.
$125 shipped and insured or if you have a trade on a KX1 let
me know what you have and how you'd like to trade.
Thanks
Tim
Hi All,
I am considering using my T1 to tune a couple of attic antennas, a 40 mtr
dipole with drooping ends, and a horizontal loop of about 130 feet total
length, as close to the feed point of each antenna as possible to reduce losses
in the coax from shack to attic. I would plan to use a rela
ent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 11:43 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] T1 internal to FT-817
I see the FAQ for the T1 suggests that the T1 could be mounted in the FT-817
battery compartment "With some effort".
I plan on doing this but would like to hear back from anyone who's "been
t
There ya go. Been there, done that and here's the pictures.
http://www.ngunn.net/cyberworld/hamradio/t1/index.html
Tom Althoff wrote:
I see the FAQ for the T1 suggests that the T1 could be mounted in the FT-817 battery
compartment "With some effort".
I plan on doing this but would like to he
Nice job Nigel...I'm glad you included the FT-817 module too. Thanks!
I'll talk with you off-line.
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To: "Tom Althoff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc:
Sent: Wednesday, Apri
colony! 8-)
Yup...forgot to specify a method of shipping. I wonder if the $999
is a bug or if it is a deliberate way of shocking the user into going
back and re-entering the data properly?
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Sent: Wednesd
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Subject: [Elecraft] T1 internal to FT-817
I see the FAQ for the T1 suggests that the T1 could be mounted in the FT-817
battery compartment "With some effort".
I p
ke an enclosure for the Elecraft T1 tuner, I've
just read through the reviews of it on Eham and a lot of people
don't like the plastic case. 73 de Alex NS6Y
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Only used it a few times - 9/10 in nice condition - non smoker
$135 shipped
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Found the problem! As many would guess - it's a solder problem! A tiny
splash of solder in a random location shorted one of the remote control
lines to ground!
73,
Randy, KS4L
On Thu, Apr 11, 2019, 9:05 PM Randy Moore wrote:
> Just completed an Elecraft T1 ATU. I built and used one
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I'm planning to do some camping and will bring along a KX3Helper EndFed 40-6m
antenna with 9:1 Unan, T1 ATU and SOTAbeams WSPRlite to run o
Thanks Bill, but I wasn't clear the options I was looking for were how to use
he T1 with the EndFed antenna I have with the WSPRlite, given that the T1
requires 0.5W and the WSPRlite outputs only 0.2W. Odd as it sounds, I'm
looking for an "amplifier" to switch in to bump 10-25 fold to 2-5W as the T
Steve,
The blinking yellow LED as well as the Self Test results seem to
indicate that the T1 is in BYPASS mode. Tap the BYP/INFO button to
alternate between ATU inline (green LED on).
73,
Don W3FPR
On 8/8/2016 12:44 PM, Steve-KI4EZL wrote:
Hello,
My T1 tuner quit working. It is about 5 w
Thanks Don.
In the video I posted on youtube, the blinking yellow is actually the self test
sending code for each value.
The green light was blinking when in first step of tune mode, then touch paddle
to start 2nd step of tune mode. Normally it moves around trying different
tunings and latche
Steve,
That 33 foot wire may be what is giving you problems. It is a half wave
on 20 meter and present an impedance greater than the T1 can tune.
I quote from the T1 manual:
"Avoid lengths close to a multiple of 1/2-wavelength on any band you plan to
use. If you use an end-fed wire with no fee
Thanks Don.
The antenna that I am using is the UltiMax 100 End Fed antenna with a 33' wire
which all came from the factory as is. It has been a super antenna, worked
lots of state side and DX with it and the MTR 5b radio tuning with the T1. I
just spent a week with it up in the Smokes. It wa
ne to the antenna, then a BL1 or
BL2 would be required. The counterpoise or ground wire may then be
optional, but is still recommended.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Nov 6, 2011, at 5:59 PM, Randall wrote:
>
> I'm assuming when using the Elecraft T1 Miniature ATU with a wire
> antenn
W9CF and K9YC websites are recommended reading. I found K9YC's cookbook for
common mode chokes invaluable.
Jim ab3cv
On Sun, Nov 6, 2011 at 8:59 PM, Randall wrote:
>
> I'm assuming when using the Elecraft T1 Miniature ATU with a wire antenna,
> dipole or long wire, the BL2,
.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Nov 6, 2011, at 5:59 PM, Randall wrote:
>
> I'm assuming when using the Elecraft T1 Miniature ATU with a wire
> antenna,
> dipole or long wire, the BL2, 1:1 & 4:1 (switched) Balun, is
> required.
> Is this correct ?
>
> thanks
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Hi all,
Someone just asked me if our new T1 ATU could be built into a Sierra.
The answer most definitely yes. In fact it would fit into just about
any 0.5 to 20-watt rig that I know of, including inside the battery
compartment of an FT-817. (I'm pretty sure it would even fit into an
SST :)
On Mar 9, 2005, at 8:14 PM, Glen Torr wrote:
Just ordered my T1 and was interested in the disposition and ground
system of the 50' end-fed Wayne uses with no feed line, sounds really
applicable to my home situation. I will be using it with my KX1.
Hi Glen,
I do a lot of experimenting wit
T1-A auto-tuners are now back in stock ready for immediate shipment :-)
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Jay wrote:
All tuners will eat up some percentage of your RF output power.
The ones with toroid or smaller inductors may eat up more power.
Jay, John, etc.:
The physical size of the inductors would only be a factor if they were
also inefficient (dissipating a lot of heat). In all of our tune
Well, Ken, that reminded me of something I was thinking when I was building a
RockMite once. I'm not talking about excess here--just normal moderate healthy
enjoyment of brewed beverage--I can't touch the stuff when I'm building
anything! I thought I could wet my whistle as I often do in the eve
Go for the BNC to double banana jack adapter. Be careful to get a genuine
Pomona one as a lot of the generic ones are Chinese and crap!
73,
Sandy W5TVW
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Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2007 8:49 PM
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Dear Gang:
Has anyone used a T1 with a RockMite? My T1 will not detect and autotune with
either of two RockMites I have tried it with. Are there any mods that would
increase the T1 autotune sensitivity? The RockMites put out about .5 watts, so
I am thinking I only need to increase the sensit
I just finished building my T1 kit. As with their other gear, top notch
instructions and quality. A very solid design. Power up and test all
appear to be functional, although I've not tuned any radials yet, since I
wanted to step through the testing. Everything appears nominal including
the ind
Thinking entirely egoistic, I think Elecraft should manufacture this great
design as an option to the equally great T1.
Elecraft T1 controller (T1con) with extremely low energy consumption!:
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Bill
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I know that the T1 can’t be used to tune an antenna above 6 meters, but can
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Got another item in the shack that has moved to my “un-needed at this time”
list: an Elecraft T1 tuner, with printed manual. Works fine, never been out of
the house. Non-smoking environment.
Take a look at the price of a new one! I’ll sell mine for $185, shipped USPS
Priority Mail.
Jim
The T1 specs say that it should function with input power as low as 0.5
watts. An 8 dB attenuator at the output of your 4-5 watt QRP rig should
still give you close to 0.5 watt into the T1, and the attenuator acts as
a buffer that diminishes the reflected power from the high SWR load.
Tune
I use this on all my QRP rigs that can't take a high SWR during tuning
with an external tuner:
https://qrpguys.com/tuning-indicator
It's tiny, inexpensive, and keeps the SWR under 1.5:1 while you are
tuning, and has a little slide switch that bypasses the gadget after you
done tuning, so you
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Subject: [Elecraft] T1 Remote Tuning and Power Supply
I am in the process of slowly reconfiguring my station for the inevitable
future move to a condo or antenna restricted area where I will have to play
the "Stealth" antenna game. My station comprises of
On p. 22 of the T1 assembly manual it states that "resistance between D3
anode and the "-" pad near D7" should be >100Kohms. That's good.
However, it then states that when I press S1 I should see resistance
between 117k and 130k ohms. I have 148k ohms.
Is this a problem? If so, what should I ch
Being an engineer I am sure you enjoy putting these kinds of pieces
together.
OTOH, the Ameritron 4-position switch placed in your attic will switch up
to four antennas. The control voltage to activate the switch rides on the
coax.
One coax, four antennas. Quality RG213 and your db loss ain't
Alexandra Carter wrote:
> This is a letter/replay to American Morse Guess I only rate a 72
> lol! But, who knows, this may happen. for the record the plastic
> case is fine with me! Alex.
>
FYI, for many years "72" has been used among QRPers to indicate "Best QRP."
Originated by Oleg, RV3G
OH, ok, I guess I feel better now! 73/72/HP-41C de Alex NS6Y
On May 29, 2006, at 2:39 PM, W2AGN wrote:
FYI, for many years "72" has been used among QRPers to indicate
"Best QRP."
Originated by Oleg, RV3GM back in 1994 or 1995.
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adio covers up to 4 bands instead of just two, costs only slightly
more than the Ensemble TXRX, is the same form factor as the Ensemble,
requires no sound card, is compatible with all SoftRock Si570 control
software, and, it directly connects to and commands the Elecraft T1 tuner.
Another poster ma
It was pointed out to me that the radio I referred to was not currently
available.
I did say 'soon.';-)
The new kit is to be available in January.
I am unaffiliated with Omnia SDR.
However, I did build three of the Peaberry radios, and still own one of the
original model.
The Omnia folks ha
Morning all:
I purchased the following items in hopes of setting up a portable QRP
station/coms go kit of sorts with the Yaesu FT817ND, however I'm finding that
work and family commitments leave me little to no time for the hobby. I also
recently obtained a KX2 which also streamlines my QRP asp
For sale is a brand-new, still in the box, never-used, factory assembled
Elecraft T1-A Automatic Antenna Tuner. New they sell for $159.95 assembled.
Buy mine for $100. Also have a brand-new T1-FT817C Remote Control Adapter
Cable which sells new for $59.95. Buy mine for $40. Or buy both
I am developing plans a hut-to-hut skit tour in Canada for next winter.
On this trip, I will want to operate my KX2 inside of metal-roofed
A-frame huts with a 60' feedline (RG-174, RG-58, or 300Ω twinlead?) to
some kind of wire antenna outside. I plan to operate SSB on 40 & 20
meters at a minimum,
I have a Elecraft T1 (factory built) for sale - I used it ounce, Non smoking
user.
Sell for $125 shipped in the US - Paypal OK - ADD 3% for fees.
First responder that tells me they will take it will be the lucky new owner!
Thanks much
Dan - NB1C
I have an Elecraft T1 ATU and am looking for some simple
antenna ideas for using it with my QRP rigs including my
Wilderness Radio Sierra and SWL-20. I am new to this outdoor
portable QRP operations...so I apologize if the questions seem
very basic.
I would like a setup that uses the T1 and
Hi,
I have a complete QRP kit that includes an Elecraft T1 to sell on eBay.
Take a look at...
www.ebay.com
Type item number in the search box: 35739039
Happy bidding !!!
J-F / VA2VYZ
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Hi from Fargo, ND and many camp sites.
This is the antenna I have used for the last 5 years in my camper with I
feel excellent results. It is a 44 foot doublet (22 feet) on each side
of center) with a feed line of 22 feet of 450 ohm window line. The
center is supported by a 23 foot telescopin
Hi all,
The frequently-asked-questions page for our new T1 antenna tuner will
be up in a few hours. Meanwhile, by popular demand, here's the first Q,
and first A.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
* * *
Q: How does the T1 compare to Elecraft’s other low-power ATUs – the
KAT2, KAT1, and KXAT1?
A: The T1 is
The preliminary T1 owner's manual (on our web site) says that the tuner
can match an 8-foot whip down to 10 MHz. Make that 7 MHz. I just
completed more rigorous testing, and was able to tune to close to 1.0:1
on 40-6 meters with a standard 102" (8' 6") whip. On 160 and 80 meters,
a loading coil
First the good news! My T1 arrived today!
Now the bad news! I have a new Bullmastiff puppy--3 months old--his name is
Linus, but I may rename him T1--I had the bags out of the box to inventory
parts--got a phone call--puppy (he's 30 lbs. already), stretches up to table
and grabs bag of pa
Greetings from down-under,
I believe it may make me feel a little
better if I share this embarrassment with the group.
My T1 kit which was shipped on March 21 arrived a few days ago and yielded the
usual perfect inventory, but of course the shipment precede
I gave my new T1 a workout operating /VE3 last week, and found an
oddity. Sometimes pressing the tune button and sending dits or dahs
doesn't do anything but flash the green LED. Taking the battery out
doesn't dix it, but a band change and a retune and then QSY back usually
makes it start aga
Hi list!
Just these days I received my T1 kit and the next evening (abt. 4hrs) was
his. No problems while building though a little bit confused over the
picture showing the battery terminals for installation. First tests showed
it well functioning. The next day I tried several different antenna se
So far I've not bothered with a balun when running my KX1 into a
dipole fed with balanced line (using the internal tuner to match) and
seem to have pretty good results, better than the random wire and
counterpoise so far (portable operation over poor ground). My thinking
was that since the whole sy
On Aug 8, 2005, at 9:29 AM, Bob Cunnings wrote:
So far I've not bothered with a balun when running my KX1 into a
dipole fed with balanced line (using the internal tuner to match) and
seem to have pretty good results, better than the random wire and
counterpoise so far (portable operation over p
On Aug 8, 2005, at 10:01 AM, Darrell Bellerive wrote:
If I recall the BL1 was designed for a 200 ohm load. Will
it still do a 4:1 conversion if the load is 1000 or 2000 ohms?
Yes, although the higher the impedance, the more the balun's own strays
will come into play. (Note also that at QRP l
: Monday, August 08, 2005 9:30 AM
To: Elecraft
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] ATU efficiency and the Elecraft T1
So far I've not bothered with a balun when running my KX1 into a
dipole fed with balanced line (using the internal tuner to match) and
seem to have pretty good results, better than the random
L. B. Cebik, W4RNL, explored the "im balance" of the end fed Zepp antenna,
a half wave with open wire feed where one side of the wire connects to
nothing, and the other to the antenna end element.
That would seem to be the extreme case of current imbalance but he found
typically, there is only
On 8/8/05, Stuart Rohre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This was done for a floating system, or a closed system, ie dipole in space,
> no other ground. That would pretty well approach the floating system you
> have used on rock.
>
Well, my thinking went like this:
Imagine I connected a 3/4 wavele
On August 8, 2005 01:39 pm, Stuart Rohre wrote:
> L. B. Cebik, W4RNL, explored the "im balance" of the end fed Zepp antenna,
> a half wave with open wire feed where one side of the wire connects to
> nothing, and the other to the antenna end element.
>
> That would seem to be the extreme case of cu
Darrell,
It all depends on the electrical length to the feedline at the frequency of
operation. Sorry, but no better answer exists.
If your antenna is end fed (like the example of an end fed dipole), the
impdance at the antenna feedpoint will be high, but if the feedline is an
odd multiple of a
On August 8, 2005 07:03 pm, W3FPR - Don Wilhelm wrote:
> If your antenna is end fed (like the example of an end fed dipole), the
> impdance at the antenna feedpoint will be high, but if the feedline is an
> odd multiple of a 1/4 wave (elecrtical), the impedance presented to the
> shack loaction sho
Darrell asked:
So how would the Elecraft BL1 Balun do with the End-Fed Zepp? Depending on
the
ground losses, the impedance could be 5000 ohms or so. Would the 4:1
transformation ratio still hold true? What would the efficiency of the balun
be? Would 100 watts from a K2/100 cause saturation of th
On August 8, 2005 07:30 pm, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
> Many Hams try to use lengths other than 1/2 wave for the radiator and 1/4
> wave for the feeders. When you do that, all bets are off. It's like any
> "non-resonant" doublet or end-fed wire. They can work well, but you must
> have a matching netw
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> On August 8, 2005 07:30 pm, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
> > Many Hams try to use lengths
Paul, KD3JF wrote:
My only comment is, first of all I am not an engineer and I am not savvy
always on the ins and outs of antennas, but my gut feeling is that a "L"
network tuner is the better for all circumstances than a "T" network tuner.
Good 'gut'
Darrell,
In your example, the 160 meter half wave will work FB on 160 meters with a
feedline that is 1/4 wavelength at 160 meters. For all other ham bands, the
situation is different - the antenna length will still be a multiple of 1/2
wavelentghth, but the feedline will also be a multiple of a h
Another answer for Darrell, is that a balun is designed to see equal antenna
halves either side of it. (on its balanced side).
There is no advantage to using one on an end fed dipole.
If you were to feed with coax, to an end fed dipole, and that coax is
quarter wave long, you would transform t
The L network tuner has one less lossy reactive component, (coil or cap).
It also has an unambiguous tune up for optimum power transfer. Ie, only one
setting of the variable components gives the lowest loss transfer of power.
In a Tee tuner, there are three adjustable parts, and two settings fo
My Elecraft T1 kit has been sold.
--Andrew
On 9/30/07, Andrew Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Elecraft T1-K
> 20 W standalone antenna tuner, new, unassembled.
> Current rev. Bought it last month.
>
> $100 plus $5 to ship, within U.S.
>
> (Elecraft
Eric,
The specified minimum power required for tuning is 0.5 watts.
Since you seem to be willing to experiment a bit, and given the fact
that the combination of R3 and R5 look similar the the Forward power
potentiometer in other Elecraft wattmeters, I would try increasing R5 to
150 k and red
in what you come up with? IF you have the time
please keep me informed.
Bill
K9YEQ
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>Hi Bill
>Quite a while back you sent me this request (I didn't forget). I'm done with
>the schematic of the T1 remote tuning interface that I hope to find time to
>
Thanks Michael Maybe I'll continue with my plans and give it a try this
spring.
de George
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>
>
> I am in the process of slowly reconfiguring my station for the inevitable
> future m
Jim AB3CV wrote:
>
> I've been running my T1 remote out under my 88ft dipole which is just
> short
> of 50ft in the air at the midpoint. The ends are a bit higher. The T1 is
> down at the ground under a plastic container and connected to the
> windowline
> via a Elecraft 1:1 balun. I remote contr
Jim
I like the idea of a battery operated remote tuner and a simple relay
change-over to provide a top-loaded vertical. I'm often bothered by
connecting the antenna feeder into a 1:1 balun and then to the tuner. I've
read that the very large impedance mis-match can lead to large losses in the
I did an experiment in which I connected an open-wire-fed 88 foot dipole to my
K3 through
a large balun. The KAT3 matched it perfectly on all bands, but I wondered about
the
efficiency of this system compared to a balanced tuner like my old Johnson
Matchbox.
So I measured the temperature rise
Craig - I built one about two months ago and it’s working fine.
On mine, to go to bypass, I quickly press the PWR button, then the BYP button.
Doing so alternates back and forth between bypass and not. After doing that
one-two press combo, the yellow will light up for a second or two if you are
What I meant to say in the second paragraph is that the yellow light will flash
if you tap PWR and do nothing else.
> On Dec 15, 2020, at 12:50 PM, James Bennett via Elecraft
> wrote:
>
> Craig - I built one about two months ago and it’s working fine.
>
> On mine, to go to bypass, I quickly p
> design as an option to the equally great T1.
> Elecraft T1 controller (T1con) with extremely low energy consumption!:
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> > Thinking entirely egoistic, I think Elecraft should manufacture this
> great
> > design as an option to the equally great T1.
> > Elecraft T1 controller (T1con) with extremely low energy consumption!:
> > アマチュア無銭家のブログ (cocolog-nift
t; Our adapter is housed in a custom enclosure that measures only 2.5 x 1.2 x
>> 0.4”.
>>
>> 73,
>> Wayne
>> N6KR
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>> elecraft.com
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>>>> On Jan 26, 2021, at 12:48 AM, Björn Ekelund wrote:
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>>> Thinking
In progress.
Wayne
elecraft.com
> On Feb 27, 2021, at 1:57 PM, William Combs via Elecraft
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> Is there any update on the T1 control cable for the IC-705?
>
> Bill
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ed in a custom enclosure that measures only 2.5 x 1.2 x
> 0.4”.
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> 73,
> Wayne
> N6KR
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>
> elecraft.com
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>> On Jan 26, 2021, at 12:48 AM, Björn Ekelund wrote:
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>> Thinking entirely egoistic, I think Elecraft should manufacture this
> g
Waiting with breath like bait... ;)
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Don
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Me too. I’m fine with folks running QRP transceivers off 500W amps and all,
but I use them at <10W, so the T1 is perfect. Other options take up too much
space/weight in my backpack!
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We hope to get back to work on this soon. We have a prototype -- just needs
some firmware.
73,
Wayne
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> On May 5, 2021, at 12:42 PM, Don - W6CZ wrote:
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> Waiting with breath like bait... ;)
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Just for clarification - this T1 was not factory assembled - I built it from a
kit a while back.
> On Apr 4, 2022, at 11:07 AM, James Bennett wrote:
>
> Got another item in the shack that has moved to my “un-needed at this time”
> list: an Elecraft T1 tuner, with printed manual
Folks, the T1 has been sold - thanks to all who responded. I’ll probably have
more goodies to post in the near future.
> On Apr 4, 2022, at 11:07 AM, James Bennett wrote:
>
> Got another item in the shack that has moved to my “un-needed at this time”
> list: an Elecraft T1 tuner,
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