Dave wrote:
Larry
I assume by the inclusion of the K1 and KX1 in your list that you are
looking for CW, and also by including those you are biased towards a
portable transceiver giving greater priority than a second rig for the
shack... I have a K2 and K1/4 with boards for 80/40 (two band bo
Larry
I assume by the inclusion of the K1 and KX1 in your list that you are
looking for CW, and also by including those you are biased towards a
portable transceiver giving greater priority than a second rig for the
shack... I have a K2 and K1/4 with boards for 80/40 (two band board) and
40/3
Larry W0OZ wrote:
So, I can carry weight if I need to, but if I'm walking up a hill in a
public park of some kind, I'll presumably be carrying a battery of some
heft one way or another, I presume, if we're assuming operating for a
long enough time it's going to be more than the built-in options.
Francis Belliveau wrote:
It seems to me that you are talking yourself into a K2.
Might well be.
You say that backpacking is not a big priority, but you may want that
option. The K2 is definately the heaviest of the three but it also has the
best receiver. I took one up a mountain for fi
It seems to me that you are talking yourself into a K2.
You say that backpacking is not a big priority, but you may want that
option. The K2 is definately the heaviest of the three but it also has the
best receiver. I took one up a mountain for field day. It is not all that
heavy by my standard
I'm thinking of a second rig and that possibly being an Elecraft. Here's
the deal:
1. I've been spoiled or demanding, take your pick. Before I went
inactive about 10 years ago, my rig was the Kenwood TS 930 which, by all
accounts, had an excellent receiver. With modest antennas, I worked
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