OK, I didn't get mine yet.
Tony W7GO
n4lq wrote:
This is almost as bad as those stupid Katigram things.
Steve Ellington
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At 17:37 EDT on Mon 23 Jun 2008 David Ferrington (M0XDF) wrote ...
... what would people suggest for flux when doing mods?
... and at 19:46 EDT on Mon Jun 23 2008 Lyle Johnson (KK7P) replied ...
... I sometimes use 'no clean' flux rather than rosin core.
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Guys,
Per Elecraft's website
Thanks, but one wonders just how much flux has to be left around to
cause a fire?
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Always remember, half the people in the world are above average
intelligence!
On 24 Jun 2008, at 10:43, Gary Hvizdak wrote:
3) No clean flux requires a higher activation temperature and if
not fully
arrived today - my first Nifty and very good - a lot packed into that.
Good job that by the time my eyes cant read the small print, I won't
need it anyway - the rigs will plug into your cerebral cortex and just
sense what you want.
Now, what colour pill do I take?
73 de M0XDF, K3 #174
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I have just bought a K1-2 from eBay. It works well and I am quite
pleased with it. It is configured for 40 and 20. My question is, can I
buy the 4 band board, and configure it for 80, 40, 30, 20? It looks
like the 4 band must start at 40, unless I am reading something wrong.
73
Steve W2SES
You can try switching off a suspected street lamp by beaming its
photocell with a laser pointer. The photocell is located on top of the
lamp housing. It is directional, usually oriented toward the north
(but not always) so you would have to spot it with the laser from this
particular direction.
No, the 4 band board cannot do 80.
You can order the parts from Elecraft to modify your 2 band board to work on 80.
George
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I attempted to change my filter (going narrower in CW)
width while transmitting and was unable to do so. I
thought this was one of the items that was going to be
changeable while in Tx. Is this not possible?
Generally, if I start a run, or am trying to pull a
particular signal out during a run, I
Julius,
I too recall that changing the filter width was one thing that was going
to be available during transmit, but several of those things that are
'in the plan' (on the list) have not been done yet.
Keep checking the firmware release notes to find when it has been added.
73,
Don W3FPR
Steve,
The K1 4 band board has only 2 low pass filters, so the band
combinations are limited. 40 and 30 meters can share the same low pass,
and 20, 17 and 15 can also share a low pass filter - so with the 4 band
board, it is 40 and 30 meters plus your choice of 2 bands from the 20,
17, 15
For sale: KFL1-2, band module for K1. Built for 80 and 20 meters. Assembled,
working and tested, ready to plug in and go.
I now have the 4 bander and no longer need this.
$65 shipped CONUS.
PayPal accepted.
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73
Steve Ellington N4LQ
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W5YA will be active this coming up weekend, American Field Day. We can work
anyone, from DX need only RST. Ours is a two-man (class B) catagory station,
QRP, and battery power. My partner is Steve, WD9FJL. We have been partners
for nine years. Our site is at 9,000 ft altitude, near Chama,
K3OX wrote:
As has been stated before, it is used by Elecraft for test purposes.
There was once a suggestion that an external keyboard might be able to
plug in there. But if that does ever happen, it probably isn't going to
happen for a very long time, and I can't see what it would
Hi Lyle,
Thank you for your explanation of how AFX works; I now better understand how
AFX currently behaves. While listening to cw, I find that increasing DELAY
shifts
the apparent source of a cw signal further to the left, which makes me believe
that AFX delays the right stereo channel.
On Jun 24, 2008, at 6:31 AM, cloud runner wrote:
W5YA will be active this coming up weekend, American Field Day. We
can work anyone, from DX need only RST. Ours is a two-man (class B)
catagory station, QRP, and battery power. My partner is Steve,
WD9FJL. We have been partners for nine
Hi,
Does anyone know if when I receive my 2nd RX I can tap the IF and use
the AUX RF hole (install BNC) ?
I am getting rude ideas with 2 IF's out and Scott's WU2X's PowerSDR IF
stage :)
73 Lee
WW2DX
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FYI:
I ordered my K3 on February 11th and just got my Katiegram last night.
73,
Brad
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Hi Brett,
A pity you quoted me as well on this one. Actually I don't have a problem
with the Katigram stuff, at least it relates to K3's and doesn't start an
interminable OT thread. I was keen to see progress towards my own K3
despatch.
I can make all the trouble I need myself without help
Thanks to everyone who replied. I now understand the limitations and
can proceed.
73
Steve W2SES
Don Wilhelm wrote:
Steve,
The K1 4 band board has only 2 low pass filters, so the band
combinations are limited. 40 and 30 meters can share the same low
pass, and 20, 17 and 15 can also share a
Brad and all others
Just received my Katiegram, for my K3 ordered on Geb 11th.
Still backordered is the KRX3
73 de Dick PA3FQA
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I'd like to make up a K3 Transverter control cable.
Which pins of the Elecraft Transverter J6 DB-9 connector
are connected to which pins of the K3 AUX I/O?
Bud W3LL
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Bud,
The transverter cable needs only 3 signal lines plus ground.
AUXBUS K3 ACC pin 2 to KXVxx pin 6
KEYING K3 ACC pin 10 to KXVxx pin 9
+12 VDC K3 +12 volts output to KXVxx pin 8 (other methods can be used.
but the KXVxx uses this input to sense when the K3 has been turned on).
Ground
Bud Governale, W3LL wrote:
I'd like to make up a K3 Transverter control cable.
Which pins of the Elecraft Transverter J6 DB-9 connector
are connected to which pins of the K3 AUX I/O?
XV DB9 K3 DB15
PinPin
1 ground5
6 auxbus2
8 XVTR ON
Ian,
Based on information I received from Wayne, I do believe that K3 ACC pin
7 is now dedicated to TX INH. There were complication in sharing it.
If the change is not in the firmware version you are using, it will be
with a forthcoming update. In other words, it cannot be used for XVTR
Hello Good People..!
The title of this post say's it all really..
If one were going to succumb to the inevitable of the future... and include
SMT WORK in the Shack in the same way we have undertaken general work with
thru-hole technology...
What Tools WOULD be required..? (In The Shack)
To do
Hello Good People..!
The title of this post say's it all really..
If one were going to succumb to the inevitable of the future... and include
SMT WORK in the Shack in the same way we have undertaken general work with
thru-hole technology...
What Tools WOULD be required..? (In The Shack)
To
Hello Good People..!
The title of this post say's it all really..
If one were going to succumb to the inevitable of the future... and include
SMT WORK in the Shack in the same way we have undertaken general work with
thru-hole technology...
What Tools WOULD be required..? (In The Shack)
To do
Just thought I'd say that I'll be joining my local club, the Milford
Amateur Radio Club in Cincinnati for FD this weekend and will be
running my K2/100 and ATU as a PSK and CW station.
The call will be W8MRC. So if you hear us, give a call!
Thanks,
John
AB8O
Hello Good People..!
The title of this post say's it all really..
If one were going to succumb to the inevitable of the future... and include
SMT WORK in the Shack in the same way we have undertaken general work with
thru-hole technology...
What Tools WOULD be required..? (In The Shack)
To
I can not find the text definitions in the manual (Rev C-1, Nov 18, 2007), or
the errata sheet (C1-5, May 6, 2008) for 'CONFIG' settings for the following:
FM DEV
FM MODE
MIC BTN
PWR SET
RFI DET
EXT ALC (TECH MD)
Once I stumbled across 'FM DEV' I was able to get the FM mode up and running
all
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Hello Good People..!
The title of this post say's it all really..
If one were going to succumb to the inevitable of the future... and include
SMT WORK in the Shack in the same way we have undertaken general work with
thru-hole technology...
What Tools WOULD be required..? (In The Shack)
To do
Andy and all,
While there are several exotic tools and materials available for doing
SMD work, I would prefer to speak to those who might only do it on
occasion - maybe a single project that does not require such things as
soldering paste and heat guns.
About the best reference I know of
Don Wilhelm wrote:
Ian,
Based on information I received from Wayne, I do believe that K3 ACC
pin 7 is now dedicated to TX INH. There were complication in sharing
it. If the change is not in the firmware version you are using, it
will be with a forthcoming update. In other words, it cannot
Andy:
I have a several page section on recommended SMT assembly tools and
techniques in the Z1 buffer amplifier manual, available at
http://www.cliftonlaboratories.com/Documents/Z1%20Buffer%20Amplifier%20Assembly%20%20Operation.pdf
Jack
A
I have changed a few SMTs and it's not easy no matter what people tell you.
I used a product called Chip Quick.
Go here: http://www.chipquik.com/
Their solder melts at 135 degrees F., mixes with the original solder and
makes chip removal much easier. Resoldering is the touchy part! 73
Steve
Hi, Andy:
Your e-mail system has the hiccoughs! (Several copies of your message
appeared!)
You emphasized tools, but the tools needed depend upon the way you go about
doing the job.
Here's a link I posted previously about SMD work.. It demonstrates on way
to do a good job and shows
You will find definition for all these in the firmware release notes -
new features are often documented there first, and only later on do
they appear in the Manual.
I do wish that there was a direct link to the *complete* version of
the release notes on the website - at present persons are told
Steve,
I have used ChipQuik too. It makes getting those multi-legged critters
off a lot easier.
You are correct that the resoldering part can be more difficult. One
must use alcohol to completely clean the area where the chip was removed
or the new solder just will not stick. Put some
Don,
Based on information I received from Wayne, I do believe that
K3 ACC pin 7 is now dedicated to TX INH. There were complication
in sharing it. If the change is not in the firmware version you
are using, it will be with a forthcoming update. In other words,
it cannot be used for
When I was setting up PSK-31 (Digipan) and RTTY (MMTTY) I found that I needed
to use Stereo cables (both ends) without a stereo/mono adapter for the computer
interface. Then I adjusted the sound card LINE IN/OUT levels for a signal on
left (or right) only. Now I have good level control and,
Andy and all,
While there are several exotic tools and materials available for doing
SMD work, I would prefer to speak to those who might only do it on
occasion - maybe a single project that does not require such things as
soldering paste and heat guns.
About the best reference I know of for
I simply replied to all. I'd just like to see things remain civil and while
some things are not wanted by a few there are many who do like them. I was
making no accusations to anyone by copying them on the email. I was just
trying to inform some about the fact that the K3 production reports are
Chuckle chuckle...
I always read Don's messages because they contain much useful stuff!
I got a big grin out of his comment about curved tweezers because my curved
tweezers are exactly what saves me from launching SMD's all over the room.
It's a classic example of how personal the choice of
I'm sure that everyone here would be VERY interested in folk's out
there
ideas ...know-how's
...PICTURES (hint hint !) and website links for sure...
Apologies if this has been discussed previously to this depth... Just
thought it an interesting Thread for everyone involved newbie's And
Pro's
Hi Joe,
This has been corrected in firmware rev. 2.03 (field test release from
two weeks ago). Also corrected was loss of filter bandwidth settings on
band change (FA and FB commands), DATA A and PSK-D mode set/get
inversion (MD command), and power control QRO/QRP reporting in
extended mode
Q: SMT (re)Work In The Ham Radio Shack WHAT TOOLS Are
Required..?
A: The one tool I don't have and can't buy - nerves of
steel.
With some patience, creativity, and a respect for the
physics going on at that level, the specific tool is
not so essential - if you are lacking on any of those
counts
K3/100 kit, KVX3, FM filter, 2.8Khz filter, 400 Hz filter
Ordered - January 27, 2008
Katiegram - June 12, 2008
Madelyngram - June 17, 2008
Delivered - June 24, 2008 - S/N - 1105
2.8 Khz filter Backordered
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I can not find the text definitions in the manual (Rev C-1, Nov 18,
2007), or the errata sheet (C1-5, May 6, 2008) for 'CONFIG' settings
for the following:
FM DEV
FM MODE
MIC BTN
PWR SET
RFI DET
EXT ALC (TECH MD)
Hi Bob,
These will be covered in the next errata sheet (C1-7), which will be
On Apr 28, 2008, at 6:38 PM, Brian Lloyd wrote:
Other than an official Elecraft-supplied buffered audio input and
output for data modes, what else would you add to the K2?
I made a list last year as part of this same thread:
http://www.nabble.com/forum/ViewPost.jtp?post=14076398framed=y
I
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