[Elecraft] KX1 Mojo a-go-go

[Michael Ross]

I used a DMM, a QRP wattmeter, dummy load, power supply, ruler, and a 
piece of wire for an indoor antenna through an antenna tuner. I also 
checked out the KX1 signal with another receiver. If you homebrew stuff, 
you probably have the tools that you need. You will need a cutter that 
can do a good flush cut for building the KX1.

-Mike W2VD

Paul Gates wrote:

>Could you tell me what essential test equipment do you need to build the 
>Elecraft kits. I do have a K1 but I did not build it.
>Paul Gates
>Elecraft K1 #231
>XG1
>kd3jf at hotmail.com
>"An idle mind is the devil's workshop."
>And the devil's name is Alzheimer's!
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>From: "Michael Ross" <mross13 at nyc.rr.com>
>To: <elecraft at mailman.qth.net>
>Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2005 2:15 PM
>Subject: [Elecraft] KX1 Mojo a-go-go
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>>I've finally begun building my KX1, s/n 1005. It's been an easy build
>>thus far. I've just finished the receiver alignment. Elecraft, WHAT did
>>you put inside those components?!?  With a 20' piece of wire (lying on
>>the floor) attached to the antenna jack center pin, I'm pulling in tons
>>of stations on 20 and 40m! Great sounding receiver! I've already built a
>>couple of K2's and a K1, and I have to say that this little KX1 is a gem!
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>>Mike, W2VD
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