I was suggesting an optional hardware controller separate from the amp, not
operating it remotely though a computer. OM Power, Acom and Henry have done
this with some of their models.
John KK9A
Bill Stravinsky k3wjv wrote
Tue May 29 14:40:43 EDT 2018
John
I would imagine the 1500 will be remotable just as the 500 is. A friend of
mine remotes his 500 to the basement just as he did with his Acom 2000aand
he is investigating remoting the 1500 he just got. As for a control box I
don't know. Not sure if the amp faults will be visible in the vfo B area
ofthe K3. It tells you its on-off or in standby.
BillK3WJV
On Monday, May 28, 2018, 9:18:04 PM EDT, john at kk9a.com <john at
kk9a.com> wrote:
I imagine that due to the KPA1500's size it requires a higher volume of air
than a large amplifier would. Its small size and weight make it appealing.
The Acom 2000 has a control box that is separate from the amp so you really
never hear the amp run. I am wondering it something similar can be done with
the Elecraft KPA1500, perhaps an option like the K-Pod, so that the noise
source is further from the operating position?
John KK9A
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