At 10:39 01/12/2006, Tom Althoff wrote:
Consistantly over the past 40 years I reaffirm on a daily basis
that, at least on 40M, as the sun lowers in the west I can hear
European stations about 45 minutes to an hour before they can hear me.
I have no explanation for it but suspect that the sign
At 23:07 18/12/2005, Steve Kavanagh wrote:
Everything seems reasonable except at 11 watts, where
the output and current drain appear to be about the
same as at 80 watts requested. By comparison, here
are the numbers for 20m USB, where there is no
problem:
It seems to me that perhaps the power
Some friends of mine from just outside Boston were amused some years ago
when they were holidaying in the UK, and the landlady of the B&B asked what
time they want to be knocked up in the morning.
vy 73, David M0DHO
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At 10:25 2007-07-09, G3SJJ wrote:
There are some sill typos here. Apologies. I am hurrying because I
am so keen to get on with some decorating tasks!!
Chris, you can get medical treatment for that condition ;-)
Have fun with the decorating - guess with all the rain we've had it's
a quiet indoo
At 01:10 11/05/2006, Mike Harris wrote:
G'day,
Anyone out there driving an Acom 1000 or 1010 with a K2/100. Particularly
interested in QSK performance, relay noise etc. I run CW at training
wheel speeds!
Hi Mike,
I regularly use my K2/100 with an Acom 1000 for SSB and CW.
The Acom 1000 uses
At 15:56 11/05/2006, Vic K2VCO wrote:
David Honey wrote:
I regularly use my K2/100 with an Acom 1000 for SSB and CW.
The Acom 1000 uses a vacuum relay for switching. I found that using the
standard T/R delay of 5ms led to some complaints of key clicks. So I use
a longer setting for semi
At 22:55 02/11/2006, Mike Harris wrote:
G'day,
I have now done the resistor mod to no effect and will probably revert
'cos I don't like how I had to add the 1K0 in series with the base of Q1.
Hi Mike,
ISTR making the ALC *very* much more aggressive to tackle this,
especially on 80m. I think
According to IBM (big Add in Computerworld, when NT came out after Big Blue
and Uncle Billy split over OS/2), in HUGE LETTERS, they proclaimed it meant
Nice Try.
Dan / WG4S / K2 #2456
I thought NT meant New Technology?
Many software customers I have visited who are Unix fans have always
pr
Strictly speaking, the term "balanced tuner" should not be used for ATUs
that have the balun on their output. They are inherently unbalanced. With
highly reactive or mismatched loads, the balun could give rise to
significant losses.
A true balanced tuner has the balun at the input where, once
At 00:47 05/09/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would be great if all this worked, but am sad to say you are still at the
mercy of the official at the point of import who may not understand or want
to understand the rules and can place import duty on the package. This ramps
up considerably th
ISTR someone also had previously posted a link to some pictures on the NASA
web site showing the problem with crystalline whiskers with tin. I think
the issue here was that such whisker growth is significant less with
traditional leaded solders than the lead-free ones. If this is true, and as
w
At 19:45 12/10/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Someone told me my audio is not okay. I recognized : On 40m SSB
operation the output of the PA is much higher on normal modulation
level, when i compare it to other bands. I turned on ALC meter to
check the the level. ALC was
I remember hearing Stephen Fry in a radio show talk about
prepositions at the end of sentences. He mentioned a competition to
find the most used in a sentence. The winner was a line about someone
reading a book about Australia and bringing it upstairs: "What did
you bring that book about down u
At 01:08 06/04/2011, W4CCS wrote:
>Recently I have been experiencing a problem with the AGC on my K3
>(2090). When I return to receive from transmit, the AGC is turned off
>and the speaker system is overloaded. This happens on about every 10 to
>15 transmissions. It has happened with the K3 sitting
One thing that seems to work fairly well is that if you have the 2nd
RX, you can have both on AM, but shift the 2nd RX by around 2.7kHz or
2.8kHz with respect to the 1st RX. In effect, it gives you AM
bandwidth of about 5.6kHz. Of course that means you don't get diversity RX.
73 de David M0DHO
Absolutely Mel. One of the skills is getting engineers to put themselves
in the shoes of users and put aside much of the technical detail they
know so intimately and tell a story without assuming the reader is an
equal expert in the subject matter. In the software industry, it can be
quite hard
On 2013-01-14 17:37, Richard Fjeld wrote:
There is one that is about -70 dB at my Minnesota qth on 3.950-60 MHz (as I
recall). It is ten KHz wide with a second 10 KHz wide signal right above it in
frequency, but about half as strong. However, I have seen times when the
second one wasn't pres
I have used international parcel post twice. The first time it got lost
and I had to wait about 2 months for a reshipment from Elecraft that did
get through. I don't think the original shipment was ever found. The
second time, it came to Parcelforce's international clearing centre
(somehere in
Dan,
This is a known issue with HRD used with the K3. It happens with me a
few times a week with my K3+P3. Reducing the polling rate of the K3 in
HRD may reduce the frequency of this issue, but it won't eliminate it.
The choice seems to be either put up it, or stop using HRD. Simon Brown
has h
Check that the speakers have not been turned off in the menu. I leave my
speakers connected and then use the PF2 key to execute a macro to toggle the
speakers setting.
Sent from Samsung Galaxy Note
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From: Stewart
Date: 14/01/2014 16:36 (GMT+00:00)
To: Ele
At 13:19 21/04/2010, David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
>The PC police come and take you away!
>:-)
>73 de M0XDF, K3 #174
Should that be the PCB police? :-)
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I think it also depends on the point of entry and where the customs
centre is located.
Parcelforce International have a big clearing centre where all
internal packages arrive.
Unfortunately, as I was told by a customs officer there, their
computer system does not
accept the full TARIC code. So t
I've been testing the KPA100 that I've just finished building and have
found a problem.
The symptoms are a little weird, so bear with me.
On 40m and 80m SSB, once the K2 PWR control is set to 11W or over, the
RF output corresponds to peak full power. This seems to be frequency
dependent
and the
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