Wolfram Perrey | mcHF V0.6 with ELEKRAFT K3 heat-sink on CW contest @MrPerrey | Uploaded 4 years ago | Updated May 07 2024
mcHF receiving with a indoor antenna CW signals during contest. On top of the case is a Aluminum heat-sink installed that was derived from a ELEKRAFT K3 TRX. This heat-sink fits almost perfect on the mcHF case since the external dimensions of both transceiver are almost identical. With this cooler its possible to send a 10W CW signal for ever without overheating.

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mcHF V0.6 with ELEKRAFT K3 heat-sink on CW contest @MrPerrey

Name: mcHF V0.6 with ELEKRAFT K3 heat-sink on CW contest @MrPerrey
Uploaded: 2024-5-07 T6:42:-14Z-05:00
Duration: 8 min 17 s
Description: mcHF receiving with a indoor antenna CW signals during contest. On top of the case is a Aluminum heat-sink installed that was derived from a ELEKRAFT K3 TRX. This heat-sink fits almost perfect on the mcHF case since the external dimensions of both transceiver are almost identical. With this cooler its possible to send a 10W CW signal for ever without overheating.