These days, they sell the KX2 and KX3 rigs as well as the K4 transceiver. Elecraft transceivers are usually very high specification products.
Some years ago I did a webpage on the K1.
See https://elecraft.com/ for the main Elecraft site.
Simple QRP projects, 10m, 8m, 6m, 4m, FT8, 160m, WSPR, LF/MF, sub-9kHz, nanowaves and other random stuff, some not related to amateur radio.
These days, they sell the KX2 and KX3 rigs as well as the K4 transceiver. Elecraft transceivers are usually very high specification products.
Some years ago I did a webpage on the K1.
See https://elecraft.com/ for the main Elecraft site.
At about 1030z, I turned on 6m FT8 with 2.5W and the V2000 vertical omni. After a brief period on TX (2 G spots) I am now RX only (just 2 G spots).
UPDATE 1313z: 8 stations spotted with the furthermost CT2HXM (1422km) .
UPDATE 1604z: 11 stations spotted on 6m FT8 RX today. The latest DX is IU3MDI (1137km). I am not sure of the propagation mode.
UPDATE 2100z: 13 stations spotted. QRT.
See http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Technology/tis/info/pdf/culter.pdf
After a brief period on TX with 2.5W and the big-wheel omni antenna (2 spots of me, but no QSOs), I am RX only. No spots yet on RX. This isn't too surprising with a contest on SSB/CW.
FT8 is far more productive than calling the SSB contest stations who are probably running much higher power than me. With my poor voice I find calling other stations quite a struggle these days. I enjoy VHF contests, but they are hard work for me.
UPDATE 2137z: 2 stations spotted on RX: G4NVB (96km) and ON4JES (228km).
If you want to work a few more squares, this weekend is a good time. The RSGB 2m/70cm contest runs from 1400z Saturday to 1400z Sunday.
See https://www.rsgbcc.org/cgi-bi
Some enjoy CW. Jason M0NYW has been learning it recently and has used some of the 10m CW beacons to improve his skills. CW can work with marginal signals far weaker than SSB ones. You might like to try too. As these beacons repeat, they can be good for practice. No PCs needed! Just ears!
These are the stations Jason spotted:
Solar flux is 117 and the SSN 81. A=12 and K=2.