Heh, heh, I can see Frank there in the white suit holding a CO2 extinguisher
at the ready now...
I also found balanced antennas superior in apartments for indoor antennas. I
did occasionally use an end fed wire and never had any trouble, but I was
careful to isolate the rig from the mains (a ferri
On Mar 25, 2005, at 18:07, Robert Jones wrote:
Hello all,
I just upgraded to General class and have zero
experience on HF bands.
[Snip.]
Since I live in an apartment, I want a low power rig.
Hi Robert,
Having also only quite recently joined the ranks of Elecraft owners I
cannot sens
I'd agree that the ATU makes for portability. Although you said you like
low power, the 20 watt ATU for the qrp K2 will not be able to be used if you
decide to upgrade to 100 watt qro version. Just a thought for some long
term planning.
Good luck ...these are fun decisions!
Tom, WB2QDG
K2 1
I agree with Bob. I'd add the SSB module though, since that's a mode you
want. Not only does it give you SSB, but it opens the door to play with
digital modes like PSK31 as well.
Ron AC7AC
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Robert
The first option I would recommend is the KAT2 ATU for the K2. With it yo
Robert
The first option I would recommend is the KAT2 ATU for the K2.
With it you can take the rig anywhere, and load darned near anything
for an antenna. I have lots of loose batteries here, so don't use
the internal battery. But if you expect to do a lot of demos for
folks, the battery would be
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