Can I use an XV144 Transverter with my KX2?

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Can I use an XV144 Transverter with my KX2?

Thorsten Fricke
Merry Christmas everyone, hope you have received some nice presents ;-)

Maybe a silly question, but I didn't find anything in the manual and
would like to be on the safe side. I may be able to purchase a used
XV144 Transverter and would be interested in using it with my KX2 (only
in my shack at home). There needs to be some dip switch settings done
before using the Transverter, but as the manual is only mentioning the
K2 and K3, I am not sure on whether using K3 settings are appropriate or
whether I need to use another setting (and which one).

Thanks for any advice on this, so I can decide on whether I'll buy the
XV144 or not.

73 and a happy new year
Thorsten, DH4FT
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Re: Can I use an XV144 Transverter with my KX2?

Don Wilhelm
Thorsten,

The XV144 will work with the KX2 - it needs only the KEYOUT signal from
Ring 2 of the ACC jack (or the the RCA jack on the KX2 to KXPA100) and
coax from the KX2 ANT jack.

Set the XV144 up as shown for a Non-Elecraft transverter with a single
coax input as shown in the XV144 Owners manual.

73 and HNY,
Don W3FPR

On 12/26/2019 12:05 PM, Thorsten Fricke wrote:

> Merry Christmas everyone, hope you have received some nice presents ;-)
>
> Maybe a silly question, but I didn't find anything in the manual and
> would like to be on the safe side. I may be able to purchase a used
> XV144 Transverter and would be interested in using it with my KX2 (only
> in my shack at home). There needs to be some dip switch settings done
> before using the Transverter, but as the manual is only mentioning the
> K2 and K3, I am not sure on whether using K3 settings are appropriate or
> whether I need to use another setting (and which one).
>
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Re: Can I use an XV144 Transverter with my KX2?

Thorsten Fricke
Thanks Don! This sounds good and I'll head for the XV144 then ;-)

73 es HNY
Thorsten, DH4FT

Am 26.12.19 um 18:56 schrieb Don Wilhelm:

> Thorsten,
>
> The XV144 will work with the KX2 - it needs only the KEYOUT signal
> from Ring 2 of the ACC jack (or the the RCA jack on the KX2 to
> KXPA100) and coax from the KX2 ANT jack.
>
> Set the XV144 up as shown for a Non-Elecraft transverter with a single
> coax input as shown in the XV144 Owners manual.
>
> 73 and HNY,
> Don W3FPR
>
> On 12/26/2019 12:05 PM, Thorsten Fricke wrote:
>> Merry Christmas everyone, hope you have received some nice presents ;-)
>>
>> Maybe a silly question, but I didn't find anything in the manual and
>> would like to be on the safe side. I may be able to purchase a used
>> XV144 Transverter and would be interested in using it with my KX2 (only
>> in my shack at home). There needs to be some dip switch settings done
>> before using the Transverter, but as the manual is only mentioning the
>> K2 and K3, I am not sure on whether using K3 settings are appropriate or
>> whether I need to use another setting (and which one).
>>

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