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Auto Tuner

NR5A
I'm finially getting off my tail and ordering stuff to upgrade my K2 to a B
version and adding the 160m, and Noise Blanketer options before anything
else happens. lol. I'd like comments on how well the auto tuner works, what
you think of it, bla bla.  I've got the T-1 which I just love, think it
would be nice to have tuner in rig also, then T-1 could be used for
portable, mobile what ever else.


Sidenote had the FT-817 mobile today using a 20m hamstick. I could get it to
load on 17m and 30m but couldn't make any contacts. Walmart parking lot fun.
hi hi

Jerry - NR5A - South Dakota


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Re: Auto Tuner

John Lonigro
Jerry:
The K2 autotuner seems to work FB for me.  I don't think you can go
wrong getting one.  It's a lot more convenient than having a separate
tuner.  Just push the "tune" button and away you go.  And it seems to
tune just about anything.

73's,

John AA0VE



NR5A wrote:

>I'm finially getting off my tail and ordering stuff to upgrade my K2 to a B
>version and adding the 160m, and Noise Blanketer options before anything
>else happens. lol. I'd like comments on how well the auto tuner works, what
>you think of it, bla bla.  I've got the T-1 which I just love, think it
>would be nice to have tuner in rig also, then T-1 could be used for
>portable, mobile what ever else.
>
>
>Jerry - NR5A - South Dakota
>
>  
>
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RE: Auto Tuner

EricJ-2
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I don't think you can go wrong with it. To be honest, mine hasn't been
challenged all that much. It inherited a well-tuned TH7DX and a 30 meter
inverted V. But what's cool is I can have both antennas connected at the
same time and the K2 not only selects the right antenna for each band, but
it remembers how it was tuned. The only external ATU I would ever consider
is...gee another Elecraft product...the T1 which you already have. And I
can't imagine wanting a manual tuner again. hi.

Eric
KE6US
www.ke6us.com


>From: "NR5A" <[hidden email]>
>To: <[hidden email]>
>Subject: [Elecraft] Auto Tuner
>Date: Thu, 22 Sep 2005 19:12:12 -0600
>
>I'm finially getting off my tail and ordering stuff to upgrade my K2 to a B
>version and adding the 160m, and Noise Blanketer options before anything
>else happens. lol. I'd like comments on how well the auto tuner works, what
>you think of it, bla bla.  I've got the T-1 which I just love, think it
>would be nice to have tuner in rig also, then T-1 could be used for
>portable, mobile what ever else.
>
>
>Sidenote had the FT-817 mobile today using a 20m hamstick. I could get it
>to
>load on 17m and 30m but couldn't make any contacts. Walmart parking lot
>fun.
>hi hi
>
>Jerry - NR5A - South Dakota
>
>
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