[Elecraft] Elecraft GC receiver?
k2pq at comcast.net
k2pq at comcast.net
Wed Aug 2 17:48:37 EDT 2006
I already have an Elecraft GC receiver...... my KX1...
and smaller than my last SWL kit..... a Heathkit GR-64 circa 1965. :)
Frank..... K2PQ
-------------- Original message --------------
From: w6jd at comcast.net
> With the large number of "give-away priced" 2 meter "rice boxes" I can't
> imagine why Elecraft would want to devote its resources to such a project. The
> same is true of SWL receivers. I have a Radio Shack all band AM/SSB/CW receiver
> that I recall cost me about $150.00. Admittedly it doesn't have variable
> bandwidth and other bells and whistles but its fine for SWLing and listening to
> your own signal when needed.
>
> Just MHO.
>
> Doug,
> W6JD
>
> -------------- Original message --------------
> From: "Dr. Dan Swartling"
>
> > I would like Elecraft to come out with two kits that Ten-Tec seems to want
> > to languish or discontinue:
> >
> > 1. Yes, a general coverage receiver. But 0-60MHz and AM/SSB/CW/FM.
> > Shortwave is still active and there are still many utility stations to tune
> > in, including RTTY. And the receiver has to have the dynamics of a K2. and
> > make it with options available for those who want to add them, like the K2.
> > And price it at $500.00, which would be a reasonable price. It could even
> > be designed to use the same DSP and computer I/O as the K2.
> >
> > 2. I always wanted to build a Ten-Tec 2m rig. Elecraft could easily
> > engineer a better FM radio though, in my opinion. And while you are at it,
> > make it an FM-only 144/220/440/902/1270 transceiver, where each band is a
> > daughterboard that plugs into a main RF board. Each daughterboard would
> > have its own memory for storing info. With optional amp like the Ten-Tec
> > rig. This would be a complimentary rig to the K2/Transverter lineup,
> > because that match covers SSB/CW.
> >
> > These may be crazy to think about, but I am seriously considering
> > homebrewing #2 myself.
> >
> > And don't forget #3, the XG3 WARC band signal generator, which is just an
> > XG2 with new crystals for 30, 17 and 12 meters.
> >
> > Okay, feel free to laugh now...
> >
> > Dan
> >
> >
> > -----
> > KX1 #1507
> > K1 #2222
> > K2 #xxxx
> >
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