John,
It is possible to get rid of the K2's birdies, but unfortunately in most
cases it requires some "delicate" surgery to get rid of each birdie *after*
one has determined why it exists.
I do not have here in Scotland the notes that I made when getting rid of my
K2/100's birdies, so I am not certain whether or not I found birdies around
14.168 MHz and 14.222 MHz. Not all K2s are equal when it comes to birdies.
If you have not solved your birdie problem in the meantime, I will be
leaving Scotland to return to Luxembourg in late July 2011 at which time I
will have my "birdie notes" again, and I might be able to help you then.
If this is of any interest to you, could you please let me know.
73,
Geoff
GM4ESD
On April 01, 2011 9:34 PM, John Cooper WT5Y wrote:
> I have an annoying birdie around 14.168 and 14.222 on the K2. anyway to
> move or get rid of these?
>
> wt5y
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