All:
Is it normal for the T1 ATU not to stay in tune mode after tuning an
antenna? I've noticed that my T1 will occasionally default back to power
mode so I need to switch the T1 back into tune mode whenever I switch
bands and need to re-tune.
Tony
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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
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Subject: [Elecraft] T1 ATU for 200mW WSPRlite
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
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 on 30m from a
USB battery bank.
The T1 requires 0.5W to tune but the WSPRlite output is 0.2W. Any thoughts
on options other than tuning up with another radio (l
I recently bought and built the T1 ATU, and it works great - no issues from
first power up on. I should say it functions correctly - but I have a problem
with the battery voltage displayed by the ATU. It seems to be over 1V high. I
don’t expect calibrated precision, but a semi used 9V battery
I'm taking a parts inventory and noticed that I've been provided with a 78L06
instead of an 78L05. Is this expected or should I contact Elecraft for the
specified part?
Thanks,Scott N1ST
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The Elecraft has been sold - thanks to all who have replied!
Dan - NB1C
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From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Dan
Boardman
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2016 1:03 PM
To: Elecraft
Subject: [Elecraft] FOR SALE: ELECRAFT T1 ATU - Factory Built
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
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I have a T1 ATU and would like to use it remotely.
Is there a way to do it without the added wires for the TUNE control?
Mt SGC ATU has the ability to automatically tune when the SWR is above a
certain limit.
Is there a way to make the T1 operate the same way?
Larry
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The Elecraft T1 ATU has sold. Thanks!
Thomas
K4SWL
*Hi, All,
I'm selling my Elecraft T1 portable ATU. I purchased this T1 directly from
Elecraft, factory assembled & tested. This T1 is in excellent condition and
operates perfectly. Though I can't identify any obvious scratches, a
Hi, All,
I'm selling my Elecraft T1 portable ATU. I purchased this T1 directly from
Elecraft, factory assembled & tested. This T1 is in excellent condition and
operates perfectly. Though I can't identify any obvious scratches, assume
it could have some very slight ones. Selling because both my KX1
BTW Sidney-
If you are using the K1 you bought from me, keep in mind it has the KAT1
internal tuner. There should generally be no need to use the T1 with it. If
you -do- use the T1, remember to put the internal tuner in the K1 in CLS or
CLP mode. See page 11 of the KAT1 manual I provided.
73,
B
Sidney- This is normal.
Take a look at the schematic for the T1 tuner (in the manual) and you will
see there is a DC path through transformer T2.
BTW- you can not/should not put your swr meter between the T1 tuner and the
antenna. It rightly belongs between the tuner and the radio.
GL,
Bruce, N1RX
I have been hooking up a G5RV Lite & I am hooking up the antenna twin lead
balanced line to an elecraft wideband HF balun I built which then connects
to a little Opek SWR meter & then to the T1 which connects to the radio,
either a K1 or an FT817ND. (Described in reverse direction.)
At first, I
Hi.. I'm looking for a T1ATU to buy.
Tnx 73s
Noel Anderson. W1XB
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Hi Elecrafters,
Something strange (?) is happening with my T1 and a Yaesu FT817 using the
cable. I tune a band, work it, then go to another one.
If I return to the previous band, the yellow light is flashing instead of the
green one, as it is supposed to do. Sometime, the green light flashes ok
your curious do a
power out measurement after you tune up.
73 Karl K5DI
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an Elecraft T1 ATU that I am trying to make work with a Wilderness Radio
QRP rig. I am new to using ATU's and have what might be a simple question: Am
I doing it right?
I made
I have an Elecraft T1 ATU that I am trying to make work with a Wilderness Radio
QRP rig. I am new to using ATU's and have what might be a simple question: Am
I doing it right?
I made an end-fed antenna that is often called the W3EDP antenna. 85 feet long
with a 17ft counterpoise. I hook
I'm a T1 owner and I use the 44 and 88 foot dipoles. I can say with
experiance that everything Ken says is true. You just can't do better.
73 Karl
Kenneth A. Christiansen wrote:
Hi from Fargo, ND and many camp sites.
This is the antenna I have used for the last 5 years in my camper wi
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
Thanks to everyone who provided advice on my antenna
question.
My Elecraft balun kit showed up today and I am going to get it
built. I will try out of some of the ideas from this message
thread and hopefully get some good outside operating in over
the next month. I think I have everything I
Rick,
Like everything else "It all depends"...
In your particular case, it depends on how the elements are oriented - and
that includes the counterpoise. It also depends on the proximity of ground
and other objects. Is the counterpoise in the air, or is it laying on the
ground?
That is the stu
> I find the T1 does very well with a very high impedance. I end feed
> 1/2 wave wire connected right to the T1 with a counterpoise and it
> matches right up! I ran a test and the T1 can match a 4700 ohm resistor.
> So it's not bad with high resistance.
>
> 73 Karl
Kieth,
This is a portable field antenna for me, and I have made the feedline from a
pair of twisted #22 teflon insulated wires. Some years back, someone on
QRP-L did some tests on various feedlines, and this turned out to have good
loss characteristics, and it is flexible and lightweight which ar
Keith, KB3ILS wrote:
It sounds like the 22 feet per side is a common length that
works for people. I will start with that. It also sounds like I
should test different feedline lengths as well to get the best
setup.
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Another approach many use to get
Don,
Right now my feedline length is 0. I have not built the antenna
yet. I work about 20 mins from HRO and hope to swing over
there at lunch. I have seen ladder line there before.
It sounds like the 22 feet per side is a common length that
works for people. I will start with that. It also
Don Wilhelm wrote:
Kieth,
A dipole cut for 40 meters will provide a high feedpoint impedance on 20 -
and the L network used in the Elecraft tuners do not do high impedances very
well.
I find the T1 does very well with a very high impedance. I end feed
1/2 wave wire connected right to the
Craig,
Thanks for the info. I checked out the Elecraft baluns you
mention and will order one up. This sounds like a reasonable
size setup for the times when I can get up a center pole to
support the antenna. Is there a preferred height for the apex
or do I just go "as high as I can"?
I do
Kieth,
A dipole cut for 40 meters will provide a high feedpoint impedance on 20 -
and the L network used in the Elecraft tuners do not do high impedances very
well.
Of course, all that does depend on your feedline length as well as the
flattop length - the feedline will act as an impedance transf
<>For a field dipole I could use
<> that in an inverted V format I assume? I did purchase a
<> collapsable pole to try some of those out. If I used ladder line
<> or twinleadwould I need a balun in-line before connecting to
<> the T1?
<> If I understood you correctly, I could cut the dipo
Stuart,
Thanks for the quick response. For a field dipole I could use
that in an inverted V format I assume? I did purchase a
collapsable pole to try some of those out. If I used ladder line
or twinleadwould I need a balun in-line before connecting to
the T1?
If I understood you correc
Keith, the absolute all around easy, and works every time, antenna is the
simple balanced dipole; a half wave long for the band in use. You can use a
tuner with it and ladder line or TV twin lead feeder on higher bands.
The other simple portable antenna is the loaded ground plane. You can do
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
I tried to use my Elecraft T1 ATU this weekend at a special event station
outing on Jamestown Island, VA as an adjunct to the main station. I used my
NC2030 on 20 mtrs, and ATS-3 on 40 Mtrs, both about 5 watts output, or that was
to be the plan. The antenna was pretty poor, an end fed wire of
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
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
This last weekend I finished construction on my T1 auto-tuner. The manual
recommends that for transport that you reverse the battery in the storage
compartment. I tried that and was not real comfortable with hearing the
battery flop around as I walked around with the T1 in my fanny pack. I ha
Hello,
I am a fairly new builder. I have been doing some soldering on
and off for about a year. I managed my way through a NorCal
keyer and a SWL 20+. I have a few more kits here to build
and practice on...then I hope to order up a K1.
Right now I am working on a T1 ATU kit. I am at the po
In a message dated 6/1/2005 11:05:49 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
IF YOU HAVE THE KIT VERSION:
The label supplied with the kit version of the T1 has the protective
film in place. You must removed it as described below.
Done! Didn't even know it was there.
The label supplied with the T1 ATU has a very thin protective film
layer that should be removed after the label is installed. If the film
is left on, the label will have a dull appearance, may have small
bubbles trapped beneath it, and will be susceptible to scratching. The
underlying label has
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
Reminds me of the days many years ago when I was working at a new
computer magazine here in the UK and we decided to do drop tests for
review laptops. We were very proud that we went further than the other
magazines in the rigor of our tests ... until the damaged machines were
returned to the m
In a message dated 3/5/2005 10:49:28 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> One of our field testers set up the tuner on all bands using three
> different antennas, then transmitted at 100 watts intermittently.
Wayne:
You meant: "One of our intrepid field testers courageously t
The T1 is rated at 20 W SSB/CW and 10 W FM/AM/digital modes, but we
wanted to make sure it could survive brief operation at much higher
power levels.
One of our field testers set up the tuner on all bands using three
different antennas, then transmitted at 100 watts intermittently. As
expecte
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
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Q: How does the T1 compare to Elecraft’s other low-power ATUs – the
KAT2, KAT1, and KXAT1?
A: The T1 is
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