The K3 can be opened up, but I believe you must have a USA ham
license before Elecraft will give you a way to do it.  Contact
Elecraft Support about it.

73,
Tom
Amateur Radio Operator N5GE
ARRL Lifetime Member
QCWA Lifetime Member


On Mon, 21 Jan 2013 10:26:43 +0000, Dave <dave.g4...@gmail.com>
wrote:

>Dietmar
>
>The K3 will only operate on or near the amateur radio bands and cannot
>be "opened up". It does however work well on Pactor up to at least P3.
>
>A more suitable transceiver for use on a yacht would be a Kenwood
>TS480SAT, the remote head makes for a neat installation. The ALC, CW
>keying envelope, synthesiser, etc on the 480 is vastly superior to an
>Icom IC706. The 480 works fine on Pactor (to P3). I have no experience
>of "wide banding" a 480...
>
>Using amateur equipment on marine channels is not covered by your
>marine licence and may leave you open to prosecution by your licensing
>authority...
>
>73 Dave, G4AON
>(Using a K3 with SCS PTC-IIex on Pactor III)
>
>
>I would like to replace my old IC-706 with a K3 or KX3 (with 100 watts
>PA) but for that I need to know, if it is possible to send on the
>sailmail.com channels and on the ssb ship-ship frequencies at 4 6 8 12
>and 16 mhz like my old IC706.
>
>I think, it´s not an issue like all modern transceivers have this
>option, but I did not found any informations how to "open" it for K3
>and KX3
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