[Elecraft] K1:potential new product

[Matt Kastigar]

All:
MANY responses - most like the idea, but do not like the additional current draw.  For a KX1, the current should be nil (if possible!); for the K1 (and K2 and K3), I (me-own-self) am willing to 'take the hit' of a few more mA.  If it is an *option* (like the KDSP2), you can add it - or not - at home, use it with mains power, remove it for field use on batteries. 
And, as suggested, an 'outboard' device might be the answer (in the 'mean time'). 

Just my $.02 (BTW, what is that in EU's?)

Thanks for all the responses... I have a lot more research to do.  

-Matt  W0XEU 


>>> "Kurt Pawlikowski" <kurtt at pinrod.com> 1/10/2008 1:26 AM >>>
Hi,

    Besides the "current" issue, has anyone used this device? My limited 
experience with audio DSP's (GAP's "Hear It" inline module) is that they 
work reasonably well for moderate to strong signals. But, when you get 
into the low signal strength area and high noise, the seem to "cut out" 
parts of the signal. Moderate and strong signals are okay.

    Any comments?

    Regards,

    kurtt

    Kurt Pawlikowski, AKA WB9FMC
    The Pinrod Corporation
    kurtt at pinrod.com 
    (773) 284-9500
    http://pinrod.com 

Benny Aumala wrote:
> To have a DSP Noice Reduction and AF-filter
> in K1 you might put this Low Power Board inside K1:
>
> http://www.sgcworld.com/ADSPProductPage.html 
>
>
> Benny   oh9nb
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