were high enough that
my filters might actually attenuate it a bit.
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nd is used to
reverse the inversion.
So, the filter shape you see using R on 40m will be R- on 15m and
vice versa, but the actual sideband you receive will always be LSB
and USB, respectively.
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e any advice on components to check in a K2/100 and KAT100
that have had RF fed down the wrong way?
I did end up with three contacts for SKN.
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nal Field Day outing), I'll be
chewing
the rag with someone on 30 meters.
That's fine. Just remember that for any WPX contest, you could likely
generate a pileup from Oregon by calling CQ.
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also belong to two Heathkit lists and the RFI list, too.
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hatever reason, will do a contest from
a single band -- generating activity that wouldn't otherwise be
present.
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new and better engineering -- I suggest a more proper
reference might be "YETI" -- for Yaesu / Elecraft / Tentec / and Icom.
You left out Kenwood?
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mplaint is that there aren't more QSOs uploaded,
especially from DX stations. Getting a certificate is a heck of a lot
of trouble, especially for DX stations, but well worth it.
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running noticeably hotter than before. This while transmitting
into a 50 ohm dummy load.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. The rig appears to operate just
fine, I'm just a little concerned about the signal quality and the
extra heat.
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ut, even though
I can trigger the rig by shouting into the mike. Since I've changed
R14, this happens less often.
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to a third, and then work back up.
This way, the first few dits aren't reduced to zero, but perhaps only
by 3-6 dB.
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ter than before. This while transmitting
into a 50 ohm dummy load.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. The rig appears to operate just
fine, I'm just a little concerned about the signal quality and the
extra heat.
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On Aug 24, 2004, at 10:52 PM, Steve Lawrence wrote:
And when the K2 evolves to a two knob true dual VFO/receive radio it
will rise to yet another notch.
For the price of those two knob true dual VFO/receive radios, you can
build TWO K2/100s
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On Aug 24, 2004, at 11:50 PM, k4zm wrote:
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jim_you2002/
album?.tok=phXAroBBOihzJ6Ir&.dir=/cc00&.src=ph
"The File You Are Looking For Is Inaccessible."
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8. I remember being surprised at how quickly it went
together, and that it worked perfectly the first time.
Also, wondering about the KDSP2 (looks quick) and KNB2 (also looks
quick).
A couple of hours each.
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of LEDs on the KAT100.
Dropping power to 70W seems to prevent it.
Are you sure your antenna system isn't arcing? If you have an SWR
shift under power, that's usually a good sign of an arc.
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n top of the KPA100 right between the transistors. With this, I can
run 50 watts without problems.
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e peak with smooth slopes,
you might as well go to the OP1 filter.
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ut my transmitter was a homebrew 6CL6 Osc / 6146
PA crystal-controlled rig. What fun!
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uld try calling CQ and then people would have to net to your
frequency
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ged back in December (although
it should have made that process easier).
So, the answer your last question -- they'll be available when the
certification is complete. When that actually occurs is anyone's guess.
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stability mods all seem
significant to me.
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r than the
KRC2 because it is just the buttons. (Might also be useful for the K3)
4) Remote Tuning Knob -- borrow the idea from Ten-Tec. Perhaps part
of PFx module.
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ot defacing the front panel board. You'd
want to come in through the AUXBUS. Since the protocol isn't
published, it really has to come from Elecraft.
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though I'm considering making a couple of
bypass cap mods to improve this. I think KI6WX published a mod that
involved a half-dozen chip capacitors.
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happens to
your antenna, you might not notice, especially if you have more than
one antenna on each port and you press the Tune button after
switching bands. The rig will be happy even if the antenna is partly
busted.
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27;d rather use SPLIT and put
the Tx frequency in VFO B. I can just hold REV and hear my Tx frequency.
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e the dynamic
range of the signals after the AGC of the IF stage is pretty limited,
the NE602 is a pretty good choice. It wouldn't be easy to do better,
especially at the price point for the K2.
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is required is for the second receiver to be able to receive (likely
on a different band) while the transmitter is transmitting.
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s,
children's vaccines, latex paint, and amalgam tooth fillings.
Mercury in these uses isn't likely to evaporate and be inhaled.
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x27;t know about NO heterodynes. But it does knock them down
about 30-40 dB. Since the signals are S9+20 or more, they certainly
don't disappear, but they aren't nearly as painful to hear.
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in the car and I was taking a nap on the sofa. I still have a piece
of test equipment that needs repair from that strike.
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eived a similar
petition from the ARRL. I think the FCC is just biding it's time
until it can make a bunch of rules at one whack.
For a good QRP band, there's always 30m, too. No Novices, but it is
restricted to 200 watt PEP just the same.
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which proposes to simply drop Element 1 (the 5 wpm code
test) and make no other changes at all.
The ARRL regulation by bandwidth petition is a separate deal.
I thought the Novice band refarming was still active. Seems there was
an NPRM for that, too.
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e group to know the importance of wearing your
Elecraft
shirts, to hamfests. Who knows, maybe in New England you could get a
lobster, Texas BBQ and California abalone, if you wear your
Elecraft stuff.
Well, it is just an idea.
Worth a shot.
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cially higher in the band. If
calling CQ doesn't work, you can call the QRQ ops and say PSE QRS.
Most will oblige.
Personally, I call many ops in contests, but the super QRQ ops going
40+ wpm, I just tune by. I'm not there yet.
Keep practicing!
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n the National Contest Journal (NCJ) about 10 years ago, achieving
any sort of competitive level of operation has yet to happen.
There's no need for a separate operating class yet, and human
operators have little to fear at the moment from hordes of robotic
operations.
Besides, why let
g to 600 Hz. Or is it all stupid
personal impression?
The response would be equally as broad at 600 Hz as at 700 Hz. I'd
leave it.
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r the Ten-Tec Orion? Or even
two K2/100s w/ KAT100s, if I want the whole build-it experience?
It's hard to perceive what niche the Sienna is targeting. We'll have
to wait and see how well they do.
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too, but then when I added the PLL temperature
compensation mod, I found it was a necessary change. Otherwise, my
rig hand much LESS temperature stability.
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I also have a low dipole I can
share between the K2 and the Kenwood.
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connectors are terribly difficult to solder)
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rig may cause the power knob to move slightly, enough to signal a
change in the K2 firmware.
I have this happen with the power and also the keyer speed,
occasionally. I wouldn't worry about it.
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ere's to hoping you upload your log to LoTW....
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al term and should not be used
lightly.
Websters.com includes an entry from the Jargon file that pretty much
describes the proper use of the term.
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designs for effective low-band receiving antennas.
These are quite lossy, having gain 20-30 dB below that of a
transmitting antenna. Examples include Beverage antennas, Flags,
Pennants, EWEs, K9AY loops. Despite being lossy, they can have quite
sharp patterns, especially the Beverage antenna
ipod sitting on a 2nd floor porch and ran a
single #8 or #10 ground wire (Aluminum from RatShack) to a copper
ground rod made of 4 to 6' of 3/4" copper pipe.
That's the thing about antennas -- EVERYTHING WORKS. Even dummy loads
can be used to make contacts. But you'll work a
m. There's
even a freeware program out there to compute the length of the coax -
Coaxtrap. Google for it.
If you're going to make 80m a habit, some 50-60 foot radials would be
nice. K2VCO should also consider some longer radials.
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t
of C174 and C173
To get the BFO range I needed for RTTY, not only did I have to pad
C173 and 4, but after I had added maximum capacitance there, I went
ahead and added 2 pF to pull the crystal. I have not noticed any
stability problems, and the BFO range is just about perfect.
Bill Co
On Dec 19, 2005, at 2:41 PM, Indy wrote:
Each year more and more have participated in SKN (Silent Key Night)
with these keys.
SKN is STRAIGHT KEY NIGHT!
Using a bug during SKN would be, er, sacrilege (or something)
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they be able to use it on SKN?
I'm certainly not going to step on anyone else's fun, but, for me,
using something other than a straight key kinda dilutes the whole SKN
experience.
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wide spacing, loose trunnions, pivot on your elbow and have your
whole arm move when you key. If you key just with the muscles of your
wrist, you'll tire out in no time.
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On Dec 24, 2005, at 10:22 PM, Bill Coleman N2BC wrote:
I'm considering a K2. The power out spec says <.5W... how much
less? I'm not much of a QRP op, my amplifier only needs 100 to
150mW. If the K2 will reliably go to 100mW or less I can skip
inserting an attenuator and
kinda narrow for quickly scanning the band. But it is a good
width for most conditions. 400 is good for congested contest
conditions. I rarely use 160.
OP1 works well on an empty band, when you are searching for activity,
like on 10m these days. But, it is hard to zero-beat stations with
thi
and then the FT-1000MP series.
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You
happened to fall across the buss bars, shorting out
the 48 volt supply.
As it was described to me, the wrench melted instantly, and just kept
on falling between the buss bars
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On Jan 4, 2006, at 10:17 PM, Scott Richardson wrote:
I used a *plastic* container for my first etching project. Nice fumes,
fascinating meltdown.
Ferric Cloride (the active ingredient in the etchant) shouldn't
attack plastics. In fact, it is shipped in plastic bottles!
Bill Co
ere.
Either deaf or has his receiver somewhere besides his frequency.
I remember a moment from 30 years ago -- hearing a guy at 5 wpm send
57 CQs in a row before I got tired and moved on. Never knew if he
ever signed
Are ham license classes teaching proper procedures anymore?
What we need i
handful of letters
repeated over and over. Plus, the morse is depicted on the chart and
the speed is slow (like 5-8 WPM).
My instructors were impressed when I would identify VORs without
looking at the chart
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art of the final product. Typical "start" kits like this are 5-10%
the price of the whole deal.
Elecraft kits are a lot smaller investment, so there's probably not
the similar incentive. The mini-kits are a good start choice,
although they aren't part of the final unit.
ettings on 21 MHz and above, due to the
inversion at the first mixer.
I ended up using 1500 Hz as the center frequency for RTTY (I use
tones of 1415 and 1585 Hz). This also made it easy to program the
KDSP2 for RTTY as well. I still had to modify the K2 BFO to get
sufficient range.
Hope thi
find a schematic for a pre-amp on this web site. (I found
a bunch of other stuff, though) Could you cite the actual circuit you
used?
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h for 2-3
days and not be able to use it. Well, what does
everyone say. Go for it or not?
Thanks for the help and bandwidth.
Wait until you want to make a mod or some other change. Enjoy it in
the meantime.
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or example, uses the Name and State, Province or
Country.
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stal controlled, but sadly
very few people who "tune around", even a couple of kHz. with
the RIT control.
Or open up the filter bandwidth, at least.
Anyway, the sum of it is, nobody seems like they are teaching ANY
really good operating practices anymore.
And we agree h
-bar to be whichever sideband you want -- but I
suggest LSB and USB, respectively.
I use R for RTTY and R-bar for PSK31.
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--
Cocoamodem)
I bought my wife an iBook two years ago, and she's become completely
inseparable from it. It changed her life.
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evident at the 20 watts or so of
the auto-tuner of the K2/100, but show up with 50 or more watts.
Intermittent problems of this sort are difficult to track down.
Inspect everything.
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e this possible, and
even convenient for the user.
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t, no. The 40m
dipole is too low to show much of a pattern (I do see a 2 S-unit (12
dB) null off the ends), but it works better than anything else I've
put up.
The shunt-fed tower is only 1/10 wavelength long on 160m, but I've
gotten 43 states confirmed and 10 countries using 100 w
10 k. I'm
currently considering adding a small pre-amp circuit and going back
to the 1 k resistor for R14.
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t's right), but didn't get quite
enough range. A 2 pf cap across one end of the crystal to ground
fixed that. This mod is documented in the archives.
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Might save some desk space....
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out, or does the K2 simply clip 15ms or so of audio before it
is transmitting?
I can see how this works for CW, since the K2 can delay the keying
waveform by 15ms. How about SSB?
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he BFO. If both sets of values (DAC _or_ FREQ) are
on the SAME side of the filter center frequency, then they're both
on the same sideband, though possibly not on the same exact frequency.
Yup. Made that mistake once myself.
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Quo
uickly.
E-S-P-E-C-I-A-L-L-Y during a QRP contest! Won't people
EVER learn?
Not everyone runs QRP in contests. And not every QRP signal is down
in the noise.
Just how much time does sending a "DE" or a "K" take?
Not much, but NOT sending them takes less time
Bil
or continue to call and call and call and call, even when the DX has
long since come back to someone else. Really poor operating practice.
However, contests, by and large, do not resemble DX pileup operation.
Contest pileups share some characteristics with DX pileups, but they
aren't
sink, you can run
50 watts or so.
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feet that is mounted under a small
oak tree. It works very well on 80m, to a lessor extent on 40m and 160m.
If you have a shrub or tree that can support a wire 10 feet or so
high, then you should be able to configure a K9AY loop.
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rtant. Even though you might
only use the LSB sideband for RTTY, remember the sidebands are
swapped on 15m and above due to the inversion.
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business literature, this is known as the "Osbourne Effect"
for this reason.
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7;ll hear someone sending something, so you'll stop sending -- and
the signal disappears. Kinda defeats the purpose of all that big
dynamic range
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stations, 439 prefixes, and a claimed score of
991,262. Not too shabby for a $600 box.
Good score!
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Chen that will key a serial port pin (DTR)
when it is time to key the transmitter. Works great with Cocoamodem.
I've also used the K2 with MMTTY and N1MM software. N1MM is
interesting that it can key the transmitter with a serial port
command (not just DTR), and that seems to work pretty
in noise
S1 -- I know you're there, but too weak to get more than occasional
letters.
This is exactly what I do! My S5 is a bit higher, but, yeah, if
there's any indication on the S-meter, you are S5, easy.
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y put it all on any test -- no one would ever be
licensed.
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d the 100 watt amp to the K2. If I'm going to do that, I'll
just buy a K3! I also work a lot of QRP CW.
The 100 watt amp can be deactivated just by turning the power knob
down. The K2/100 is still a great radio. The KAP100 is only what
$389? A K3/100 is more than four times as muc
hat's important.
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You must be
ve broadcaster, ultimate rejection would seem
to be of critical importance.
Similarly, if you are at a M/M station on the second rig on a band,
ultimate rejection is key, as there is another 1.5 kW signal within a
handful of meters of your receive antenna.
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art of offering high-performance
gear at an excellent price point.
I want a whole boatload of demodulators there in the K3's DSP with
access coming out to me in some convenient fashion -- like on an
ethernet connector.
Sounds like what you really want is something more like the 1995 pipe
ng in many ways, but the K2 does
hold its own.
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the way
down on the IC-761 main radio. I indicated that I preferred to hear
the monitor. During the course of the contest, I kept turning the
monitor down and down. By about the sixth hour of the contest, I had
it all the way off. He was right.
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d get this
advantage.
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You mus
ts output using transistors and the
tube finals in rigs have long been gone. So, is this just a
natural evolution of amplifiers or is some new technological
breakthrough happened in high powered solid state amplifiers?
Looks like just the continuing evolution of electronics.
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uction in sales
bankrupted the company before they could finish and ship their PC-
compatible design.
Of course, the wikipedia entry indicates that perhaps the role of the
pre-announcement was overstated: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Osborne_effect
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ation every time I use
Excel
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5 used the AppleSoft BASIC license
renewal to extort a license to the Macintosh UI elements? This
agreement basically allowed Microsoft to rip off any part of the
Macintosh design for Windows 3.1.
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On Jul 13, 2007, at 9:14 PM, Gary Montalbine wrote:
Switch to OpenOffice. Its free and works.
I'm really hoping the next version of iWork includes a spreadsheet....
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