Behalf Of JT Croteau
> Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2007 10:18 AM
> To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] "lousy audio" ?
>
> Speaking of Speakers...
>
> Anyone have experience with the Sounds Sweet Speaker? This was
> supposedly designed for the p
At 18:05 08/25/2007, Thom LaCosta wrote:
On Sat, 25 Aug 2007, Tom Hammond wrote:
Some seem to be more susceptible to RF getting back into them, but at
$15 (US), not including shipping, they are a great buy, and MOST
(though not all) have proven to be fairly immune from RFI.
Is there a list of
On Sat, 25 Aug 2007, Tom Hammond wrote:
Some seem to be more susceptible to RF getting back into them, but at
$15 (US), not including shipping, they are a great buy, and MOST
(though not all) have proven to be fairly immune from RFI.
Is there a list of the models that have the best rfi immuni
One more idea:
For those who subscribe to QST, take a look at Oct 2004, page 28
titled "A High Quality Speaker System for the Ham Shack".
It has a switchable response to handle both communications and music.
For the "wood butchers" in the group..gentlemen, start your table saws!
73, Roger W
With the increasing popularity of using headsets with computer sound output
there is a vast surplus of sound systems built for computers, that were
usually packaged with the computer, that are gathering dust in garages
everywhere.
I've got so many lying around I usually haul them to the loca
I built my external speaker using Tom Hammond's excellent instructions and
amp. http://k2qrp.com/Radio%20Projects.htm
I have since improved the basic speaker amp combination with the New England
QRP NESCAF audio filter http://newenglandqrp.org/nescaf
I am very pleased with the results
73, Chuck
My project was built using Dave's basic layout, but a different amp.
His is an EXCELLENT ARTICLE.
Tom
At 10:55 08/25/2007, JT Croteau wrote:
On 8/25/07, Tom Hammond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you wish to BUILD a custom K2 amplified speaker into an EC2 case,
There's been a neat EC2 compan
I built the speaker from the plans on the Elecraft site. Works very well.
http://www.arkayengravers.com/elecraft/sp2/
has some pix. Not entirely finished. I think I might put in one of
N0SS's TDA2003V amplifiers.
73
Ken WB2ART
JT Croteau wrote:
On 8/25/07, Tom Hammond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
On 8/25/07, Tom Hammond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you wish to BUILD a custom K2 amplified speaker into an EC2 case,
There's been a neat EC2 companion speaker article on Elecraft's site
for quite awhile. It was built by VE6DRW.
http://www.elecraft.com/TechNotes/SP2%20External%20Speaker%20fo
Hi Deni:
So, how about someone comming up with a good communications quality
amplified speaker and enclosure design, RFI proof of course!
I would build one...I believe there was/is an Elecraft design but it
looked overly complex...
Anyone care to suggest a suitable audio chip, speaker and encl
Yes, I have a Sounds Sweet speaker. I like it. It's really quite large,
though.
73 de Dick, K6KR
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Speaking of Speakers...
Anyone have experience with the Sounds Sweet Speaker? This was
supposedly designed for the purposes we are complaining about.
http://www.soundssweet.com/
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JT Croteau, N1ESE - Manchester, NH
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Also for those interested in good audio powered by 12 volts, do a search
on Ebay for 'equalizer booster' and you will find several high powered,
12 volt, equalizers. Most can be directly driven with a speaker output
from a receiver, and if you want to drive them from a high impedance
line inpu
I think it would be a lot easier (but not as much fun) to
buy a good bookshelf speaker and small hifi amp.
I got a set of little hifi speakers from a place that sold
used hifi gear cheap, hooked them up to an old hifi
amplifier, and into the computer sound card for games.
I used to play flying gam
Deni,
Actually it has already been done.
Tom Hammond has a design with minimum components on his website that
uses a TDA2003 audio chip. Look in the General Amateur Radio files
section at www.n0ss.net. That is the one I am using. Plenty of audio.
I am driving it into two paralleled 5 inch
DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL wrote:
You guys crack me up. On the one hand, some of us are trying to get
as narrow as possible (200hz) and on the other hand, some of us are
looking for high-fidelity, surround sound, theatre quality.
Having said that, I have a FT-101Z on the bench here using a TDA-xxx
chi
I asked a wisened ham about voice guys striving for that perfect mic
for the perfect sound and then you see CW guys with a shelf filled
with keys, each key used at different times and why is that, to which
he replied, 'quite simple, one voice, ten fingers.'
de Joe, aa4nn
You guys crack me up. O
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