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QRPKits KD1JV User Manual

QRPKits KD1JV
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The KD1JV Tri-Bander CW transceiver
Hendricks QRP kits
www.qrpkits.com
Table of Contents
Operation:................................................................2
Power on/off: .....................................................2
Band selection: ..................................................2
Tuning: ..............................................................2
Tuning Limits: ..............................................2
RIT:................................................................2
Keyer operation:.................................................2
Changing Keyer speed:..................................2
Message memories:.......................................2
Storing a message:.........................................3
To send a stored message:.............................3
Message pause and stop.................................3
Setting keyer Iambic A or B mode:...............3
Straight key mode:.............................................3
Tune up mode:....................................................3
Speaker or headphones:......................................4
Circuit description:..................................................4
Microprocessor controller and DDS VFO:........4
Receiver: ............................................................4
Transmitter: .......................................................5
Parts List.................................................................6
Assembly Instructions:............................................7
Power up and test:.................................................18
Specifications:
Any three ham bands, 80, 60, 40, 30, 20, 17 or 15 meters - choose band mix at time of order.
5 watts output on all bands with 13.8V supply
Built in Iambic keyer with 5 to 40 wpm code speed, selectable Iambic A or B modes and two 63 character
message memories.
Receiver sensitivity, 0.2 uV MSD
DDS VFO for rock steady stability with 50 Hz and 200 Hz tuning rates
Easy to read four digit LED display with leading zero suppression.
Rotary knob tuning
RIT (receive incremental tuning)
Four IF crystals for excellent selectivity and opposite side band rejection
600 Hz audio filter
Audio derived AGC
Small size, 6” wide, 1.5” tall and 4” deep.
Light weight, 12 ounces.
Modest supply current requirements, 90 ma on receive (no signal) and 600 to 800 ma on transmit at 5W out
(current depends on band, higher bands draw more current)
Supply range : 13.8 V max, 8 V min.
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QRPKits KD1JV Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandQRPKits
ModelKD1JV
CategoryTransceiver
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Specifications

Operation Basics

Band Selection and Tuning

Covers band selection, tuning, and RIT.

Keyer and Message Functions

Keyer Operation and Speed

Using the keyer, changing speed, and modes.

Message Memory System

Storing, sending, and managing message memories.

System Settings and Warnings

Operational Modes and Safety

Includes tune-up, power supply, SWR warnings.

Parts List

Assembly Instructions

Cabinet and Decal Procedures

Cabinet Preparation

Cleaning, preparing, and labeling the enclosure.

Decal Application

Instructions for applying decals to the chassis.

Component Placement Guide

Resistor Placement Guide

Detailed placement and color code guide for resistors.

Capacitor Details

Component Installation Guidance

Transistor and Relay Installation

Guidance for installing transistors, relays, and power jacks.

Front Panel Integration

Front Panel Board Assembly

Assembling the front panel and connecting it to the main board.

Board Mounting and Wiring

Initial Testing and Setup

Power Up and Band Configuration

Powering on the rig and configuring band settings.

Receiver Calibration

Calibrating receiver frequency and adjusting the BFO.

Transmitter and Audio Tests

Transmitter Power Testing

Testing transmitter output power and coil adjustments.

Volume Tweaks

Optimizing audio output volume and AGC response.

Troubleshooting Guide

Installation Errors

Identifying issues from soldering and component placement.

Transmitter Diagnostics

Using voltage tables to diagnose transmitter problems.

Schematics