FW: FW: K2 Handles

[Dan Barker]

Thanks! That's nice looking. I was imagining something sticking out the side
(Who would need two!). Those stick out the front and make mucho sense.

Dan / WG4S / K2 #2456

ref: http://www.visioncomm.net/images/handles.jpg


Vic sends: "Here is a picture of my K2 with the side panels made by Randy,
K3QO (formerly
W4JP).  Note the way the panels extend forward to make handles and behind
the K2
to protect the connectors.  They are made of 1/8" aluminum, so they are very
solid."

I wouldn't trust him tho, you can tell by the placement of the keyer he's
right-handed.

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[Doug Faunt N6TQS [phone]]

I sent in a picture of my K2 as T32QS, withe the same side panels
(but unpainted) which made packing the rig for travel very easy.
Unfortunately, oone of the reasons I made so few RTTY contacts on that
trip is that I forgot to take the "lay-on-top" fan for extra cooling.

73, doug

   From: "Dan Barker" <[hidden email]>
   Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 17:43:17 -0500

   Thanks! That's nice looking. I was imagining something sticking out the side
   (Who would need two!). Those stick out the front and make mucho sense.

   Dan / WG4S / K2 #2456

   ref: http://www.visioncomm.net/images/handles.jpg


   Vic sends: "Here is a picture of my K2 with the side panels made by Randy,
   K3QO (formerly
   W4JP).  Note the way the panels extend forward to make handles and behind
   the K2
   to protect the connectors.  They are made of 1/8" aluminum, so they are very
   solid."

   I wouldn't trust him tho, you can tell by the placement of the keyer he's
   right-handed.

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[Brian Mury-3]

> ref: http://www.visioncomm.net/images/handles.jpg

Vic, I notice you have a SCAF filter next to your K2. Is it homebrew?
How do you like it? I've been thinking about building a SCAF filter, but
not sure how useful it would be with the K2's adjustable filters.

--
73, Brian
VE7NGR

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[Douglas Westover]

Way cool!! I'd like to spring for a pair!

Doug,
W6JD



>
> I sent in a picture of my K2 as T32QS, withe the same side panels
> (but unpainted) which made packing the rig for travel very easy.
> Unfortunately, oone of the reasons I made so few RTTY contacts on that
> trip is that I forgot to take the "lay-on-top" fan for extra cooling.
>
> 73, doug
>


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