Continuing Availability of the SMD LED CW Tuning Indicator

[Tom Hammond-3]

Hi Folks:

I've received a BUNCH of inquiries from folks who (for one reason or the
other) missed out on the LED CW (Zero Beat) Tuning Indicator feeding frenzy
which took place back in Nov-Dec '04 and Jan '05... Over 360 kits were sent
out...!!!

While I no longer have KITS available, I do still have a nice supply of PC
boards for the project and the rig-specific documentation, available at
www.n0ss.net, includes component values and Mouser Electronics part numbers
to enable you to order your parts from a single supplier at a price not
significantly different from what the complete kits were selling for.

The PC boards are available from me for $6/each (US orders) and $7 (DX
orders), postage paid to your mailbox.

I do not do PayPal, so you'll just have to send cash/check/money order. One
method is as good as the other!

Remit to:

Tom Hammond
5417 Scruggs Stn Rd
Lohman MO  65053

BE SURE TO INCLUDE YOUR MAILING ADDRESS with your order. Boards usually
ship within 24 hours of receipt of your order.

This is a neat project, just ask on the reflector, and I suspect you'll get
a number of positive responses... and hopefully NO negative ones!

73,

Tom Hammond    N0SS

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[Sylvan Archer]

All,

I have a KX1 version (cut board) that is excess to my
needs. No longer have a KX1. Think I paid $17 would
take $17 to ship domestic.

Reply direct.

mike/w1mt

--- Tom Hammond <[hidden email]> wrote:

>
>
> While I no longer have KITS available, I do still
> have a nice supply of PC
> boards for the project and the rig-specific
> documentation, available at
> www.n0ss.net, includes component values and Mouser
> Electronics part numbers
> to enable you to order your parts from a single
> supplier at a price not
> significantly different from what the complete kits
> were selling for.
>

               
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[Tom Hammond-3]

I might add that the "KX1 version" is IDENTICAL to the other version, just
that the top edge of the PC board has been trimmed more closely to allow it
to fit more easily into the KX1 case... it can just as easily fit (and
work) in a K2, K1, or other radio.

73,

Tom   N0SS

At 12:23 PM 4/5/05, Sylvan Archer wrote:

>All,
>
>I have a KX1 version (cut board) that is excess to my
>needs. No longer have a KX1. Think I paid $17 would
>take $17 to ship domestic.
>
>Reply direct.
>
>mike/w1mt
>
>--- Tom Hammond <[hidden email]> wrote:
> >
> >
> > While I no longer have KITS available, I do still
> > have a nice supply of PC
> > boards for the project and the rig-specific
> > documentation, available at
> > www.n0ss.net, includes component values and Mouser
> > Electronics part numbers
> > to enable you to order your parts from a single
> > supplier at a price not
> > significantly different from what the complete kits
> > were selling for.
> >
>
>
>
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[Ci Jones]

 
 
In a message dated 4/5/05 17:57:03 GMT Daylight Time, [hidden email]  
writes:

I've  received a BUNCH of inquiries from folks who (for one reason or the
other)  missed out on the LED CW (Zero Beat) Tuning Indicator feeding frenzy
which  took place back in Nov-Dec '04 and Jan '05..

This brings up an interesting question: how do most folks zero beat the KX1  
and the K1 without the reference beat available on the K2? Is there a better
way  than just sort of guessing (my technique so far)?

 
Ci  Jones
WU7R
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[EricJ-2]

 Since I never use XIT on the K1, I programmed that button to bring up StP.
I think they describe that in the K1 manual. Now it performs exactly like
the SPOT button on the K2. It turns on the sidetone and now all you have to
do it match the received cw to the sidetone. Basically, when you can't hear
the cw anymore, it is matching the sidetone and you are zero beat.

Eric
KE6US

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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Continuing Availability of the SMD LED CW
TuningIndicator

 
 
In a message dated 4/5/05 17:57:03 GMT Daylight Time, [hidden email]
writes:

I've  received a BUNCH of inquiries from folks who (for one reason or the
other)  missed out on the LED CW (Zero Beat) Tuning Indicator feeding frenzy
which  took place back in Nov-Dec '04 and Jan '05..

This brings up an interesting question: how do most folks zero beat the KX1
and the K1 without the reference beat available on the K2? Is there a better
way  than just sort of guessing (my technique so far)?

 
Ci  Jones
WU7R
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[Joe Malloy]

[hidden email] wrote:

>This brings up an interesting question: how do most folks zero beat the KX1  
>and the K1 without the reference beat available on the K2? Is there a better
>way  than just sort of guessing (my technique so far)?
>
>  
>
I keep the menu on ST P and turn it on when I need to zero-beat a
station.  It's not the ideal method, but it works pretty well.

73,

Joe, W2RBA



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