Dave, W5SV wrote:
I have incorrectly assessed the difficulty of alignment; in that I
am having trouble locating a few tools adequate to the task; the
"tuning wands" I am finding here are either too large a diameter
(won't fit down in there), or not insulated (and either short to
After being stuck at stage 2 for some time, and pulling my hairs out one
at a time, Jim Younce, K4ZM rescued me (in a big way) - Thanks Jim! -
and I recently completed the Stage 3 assembly.
I would love to report success, but the war is not over... a couple of
items stand in the way.
1. Co
Will also take cash offers or trade for a small 100 watt solid rig of some
type.. please make offer if you're interested
Thanks
Tim
NZ8J
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From: "NZ8J" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, May 09, 2005 2:51 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] Trade Wilderness Sierra for Elecraft KX1
Due to the huge number of projects I'm in the middle of, I decided I
don't have time to build a kit, so I bought a used K2, serial # 568. It
already has some updates, and it will cost me about $100 to add the
remaining updates and mods I think are important. That's amazing.
The first thing I
Elderly, but mojo-filled and fully loaded K2 #0771 has
received new updates of T1 and T2 from the Toroid Guy,
and new crystals in both the SSB and CW filters.
Results? A fabulous radio made even better ... which
is mighty hard to believe, but it's so. Better
stop-band rejection, better inter-fil
Even the second receiver has a big influence on how your signal sounds.
At present I am building my version of a wideband monitor receiver designed by
Ian G4COL, and featured in the RSGB Rad Com of November 1990.
As this has no pass band filtering to colour the received signal, combined with
an
This sounds like a purely subjective form of 'testing' to me. There are too
many variables to make a good judgement of one's audio quality.
-- The position of the transmit passband with respect to the audio
frequencies being transmitted is a large factor (FL1 BFO adjustment).
-- The width of the
My main interest was the SSB audio differences between lets say the first
SSB K2's , my self modified 3155, and 4000+ models.
I have a 1.07 rev SSB chip. Some early #3000's may have earlier chips. I
have not asked for any audio checks from any of the 100+ QSO's. Nobody I
worked had a K2.
Hello,
All calendars that have been order are in the mail.
Thanks for all that purchased one or more.
If you are interested there are some still available.
Check out www.n3epa.org to find out more information.
Have a Safe and Happy Holiday Season!!
72
Ron de N3EPA
EPA QRP Club El Presidente'
Hello all,
1. Look for Pierre,VE2LHP to activate Pont Caron Covered Bridge #
61-40-04 from Quebec on 20m SSB.
2. Also look for Dave,W1DEC to activate Warren Covered Bridge # 45-12-15
from Vermont on 75m, 40m & 20m SSB.
Look for them near the ARCBS suggested frequencies.
http://www.arcbs.org
Dwight,
Since both crystals are not oscillating, I would wenture a guess that you
have an oscillator that refuses to oscillate above 22 MHz or so. Take a
good look at the capacitor values in the oscillator circuit (use the
schematic to identify which components are associated with the oscilla
Hello,
Last email had no 15 meter function, got some great idea's and was able to
locate a copy of k1 sig tracing. The link on the elecraft site, is dead as
far as I can tell:
http://www.elecraft.com/TechNotes/SigTr/K1%20Cheap%20'n%20Dirty%20Signal%20Tracing.pdf
Got it from N0SS, thx!
Dug out m
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