[Elecraft] K-3 or XV50 transverter for 6m EME

Evert Bakker (PA2KW) evert at pa2kw.com
Mon Sep 1 11:48:03 EDT 2008


Wim,

If 1 dB noise figure is the aim, I would make one myself (sure better NF,
most probably cheaper).

73', Evert PA2KW

Active on 144
Preamp NF 0.15 dB (MGF1302 - YU1AW design)



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Sent: Monday, September 01, 2008 13:19
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K-3 or XV50 transverter for 6m EME


Hi Wim,

There will be a dedicated 6m pre-amp soon available for the K3 (to be
connected between the 'Ant in' and 'Ant out' connectors of the KXV3 option).
I am not sure what the NF will be, but I think they are aiming for a value
around 1 dB or better.

I have the prototype of this pre-amp and that already gives a noticeable
improvement over the stock, build-in pre-amp.

-- Enno, PF5X
K3 #1263


pa2am wrote:
> 
> hello,
> 
> I will starting with 6m EME, whats better for EME?
> 
> The XV50 transverter with a typically noise figure from 0.8 db or the 
> normale K-3 on 6m ( noise ?? )
> 
> Wim PA2AM
> K-3  576
> K-2  4769
> K-2  4008
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