On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 20:50:33 +0100, you wrote:
You didn't include the original post, but I'm pretty sure you're
talking about a cracked knob. They will send you another one...
Also i have the same problem with my k3, i send an e-mail to Elecraft and
,may be , arrived very soon .
For the
On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 11:06:23 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
My K3 # 2626 arrived yesterday. Be a while before the change over. At 63 a
new era begins for me
k9il
Hello Robert K9Il, welcome to the fun world of Elecraft and the K3. I'm sure
you'll enjoy yours as much as I have mine.
I turn 63 next
Isn't there a protection relay on auxiliary antenna input to protect against
excessive RF getting back in?
73
Tom G3OLB
Steve,
No relay for either keying or T/R switching - it is all electronic.
73,
Don W3FPR
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I would just like to chime in here that I think this would be useful, and as I
remember the Kenwood TS-2000 works this way--autospot moves the RIT freq. Of
course, the K3 autospot works MUCH better than Kenwood. I also think having
text decode still work while an alternate VFO B display is up
I have for sale complete including new top cover, the internal battery
installed w/ speaker and
all ready to mount to your QRP K2.
$45.00 plus shipping. Contact me off list.
Kurt - K0ARO
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While fooling around with a station configuration change, I managed to
trigger this.
It's a great idea.
However, once triggered, you can't turn off the K3 with its power switch.
You have to go back and turn off the power supply.
Is this how it was intended to work?
FW V2.81
73 de
On the K3 order page you will find:
KFL3A-1.0K 1 kHz, 8-pole roofing filter
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[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Kjeld Holm
Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2009 6:44 AM
To: 'ElecraftList'
Subject: [Elecraft] [K3]
Dear all,
In the Roofing Filter Notes from Wayne and Eric link on the Order page I
see the two sentences: Add narrower/wider filters as you prefer. I like to
use the 1.0 kHz crystal filter when tuning a crowded band or listening to a
pile up.
Can anyone point me to a place that can tell me
For those who need or want a CW Keyboard, I would recommend K1EL. www.k1el.com
I've built three of his kits, and you can get the USB kit built. They work well.
The only caveat I would have is setting up the drivers for the WKUSB. Some of
us have had a lil' trouble, depending on one's OS. Follow
N2WN wrote about the K1EL keyers.
I've been using them for several years, and they're great.
I'm currently using the microHam CW Keyer that has the
WinKey chip and a radio interface (USB) in one small box.
With it, I can send CW in four ways: computer keyboard,
regular paddles, macros setup
Windy, KM5Q, has a superb review of the K3 displayed on the eHam website.
Reflector readers will thoroughly enjoy his fresh perspective.
73,
Chuck Guenther NI0C
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On Feb 4, 2009, at 9:29 PM, Brett Howard wrote:
Pressing and holding REV while in split mode is a bit odd hearing all
the relays fire off as you take a quick jump for a listen on the other
side but all works flawlessly. Both VFO A and B knobs remain true to A
edits the tob area and B edits
The test mode doesn't operate like it did with previous firmware revs. I'm
using an MH-2 mic with K3 s/n 2231 with firmware 2.78. When I key up, vfo B
shows 'ERR TXF' and I can hear myself in the speaker. When I unkey I can't key
the mic again without pressing any key pad on the front panel to
Hi Jim,
I had a similar experience with my K3 and ACLog from N3FJP. When I
contacted Scott I got the same reply. Of course, he never had an FT1000MP
like mine when he made my 'MP work with his software. I just got the
feeling that it's time for me to move to another program. His log worked
Harvey,
You may have inadvertently changed the transmit filter for CW or SSB
around the time you updated the firmware. Use either K3 Utility or the
configuration menu to set the SSB transmit filter to your 2.7 or 2.8 kHz
filter.
ERR TXF is telling you that the wrong transmit filter bandwidth
I think the RS232 data rate is set incorrectly in ACL - it should be 38.4.
The default ACL Elecraft rate (4.8) is based on the K2, whereas the default
data rate in the K3 is 38.4 (which you could set to 4.8). Anyway both the K3
and ACL have to use the same setting. You can also change the Stop
Hi all,
There is a possibility to release all LPF-Relais in the K2/10 PA (very usfeul
to test the LBF). Could some one refresh my failing memory ?
73 es TU
Luc/F6HJO/HB9ABB
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Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2009 04:58:06 -0800 (PST)
From: Julius Fazekas phriend...@yahoo.com
For those who need or want a CW Keyboard, I would recommend
K1EL. www.k1el.com
CW keyboards are great, particularly in situations where you're
very tired and prone to less than perfect sending
Dear all,
Thanks for all the kind answers.
Sorry for all that fuss. Somehow I mixed up everything so I ended up
thinking of some nonsense like 1.0 kHz for SSB. :-o
I will go for 250 Hz and 400 Hz for CW plus 2.8 kHz for SSB. And also
filters for AM and FM.
Vy 73
OZ1CCM Kjeld
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Doug Faunt N6TQS +1-510-655-8604 wrote:
OTOH, I'm sure somewhere there's microprocessor code for a CW keyboard
that could be modified to produce paddle outputs i.e. a closure for dit,
and a different one for dah.
When plugged into the paddle input on the K3, that would give you
Hi Tom(N5GE), thank you for fast reply to my answer.
To-day i receive the Voice recorder and also include 2 volume knob at 1,60$
cost, is not very expansive becuase the change is very good for us in
Europe.
Don't worry you, but your help is appreciated.
73's de Luigi,ik8ozz.
W0JFR wrote:
I think the RS232 data rate is set incorrectly in ACL - it should be 38.4.
The default ACL Elecraft rate (4.8) is based on the K2, whereas the
default data rate in the K3 is 38.4 (which you could set to 4.8). Anyway
both the K3 and ACL have to use the same setting. You can
Wow! It seems to work pretty well. I never heard of this, so never
tried it. I would have to practice quite a bit before I would want to
use it on the air, though.Been using paddle/bug for 57 years with
right hand. Other side of brain must have noticed how to make it work
in reverse.
You guys
I envy you guys, I'm having trouble making my left hand (I'm left
handed) work a straight key!
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someone dead for 1,000 years. To read is to voyage through time.
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On 5 Feb
I have the 400 and don't see the need for 250
--Original Message--
From: Kjeld Holm
Sender: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [K3] Elecraft roofing filters
Sent: Feb 5, 2009 11:27 AM
Dear all,
Thanks for all the kind answers.
Sorry for
Bonjour Luc,
There is a possibility to release all LPF-Relais in the K2/10 PA (very usfeul
to test the LBF). Could some one refresh my failing memory ?
Turning power off/on in the INIT mode of the ATU clears all L-C-network data
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73/72 de Ingo, DK3RED - Don't forget: the fun is the power!
I'm right handed and send left handed with right handed paddles. I sent
right handed with a bug and straight key. I've tried left handed with
the bug and it was no problem. Right handed with paddles is no problem.
I've tried left handed with a straight key and I sound like I'm drunk
:-)
-
I agree with that, but the 1.8kHz sure helps in SSB Contests
73 de M0XDF, K3 #174
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On 5 Feb 2009, at 16:53, k...@verizon.net wrote:
I have the 400 and don't see the
Good Idea. I've never tried it with paddles, but I qso with my left hand
and a streight key every couple of weeks. I'll have to try the paddle
experiment soon.
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I have heard this relay noise since I put together my K3 kit s/n 1484 in
August 2008. I always use full QSK, and then it's easy to hear the clicks if
the room is silent.
I was little surprised in the beginning, as I had read that the T/R
switching should be all electronic. I didn't think no more
I am an ACLog user and my K3 works just fine with that program. I suspect
that the baud rate is mismatched and that is causing your problem. I have
mine set to run 38.4K baud and the polling rate is set at 100 mS.
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The 250Hz and 400Hz filters are very similar, in reality. Having both
is redundant. But having a 1.8kHz or 2.1kHz for SSB RX is a good
thing for contesting. Note that some people have used a custom 1.5kHz
roofing filter with good success for SSB contesting.
This is all from a little
Hi,
I just had a listen to my K3 when keying. I cannot hear the tick at all in
my left ear, but can hear it in my right ear providing I turn my ear towards
the top of the K3. If I put my mechanical wrist watch (Tudor Submariner) to
my ear it is louder than the tick from the K3.
73
Tim
I will go for 250 Hz and 400 Hz for CW plus 2.8 kHz for SSB.
And also filters for AM and FM.
The difference between the 250 and 400 Hz filters is not
enough to be worthwhile (approximately 375 Hz vs. 430 Hz).
If you want a narrow filter get the Elecraft 200 Hz 5-pole
unit.
In addition,
The 250Hz and 400Hz filters are very similar, in reality. Having both
is redundant. But having a 1.8kHz or 2.1kHz for SSB RX is a good
thing for contesting. Note that some people have used a custom 1.5kHz
roofing filter with good success for SSB contesting.
I have to agree with Doug on
I would like some sort of audible indication that a reasonable match has
been obtained with the autotuner.
I sugggest k for a match, and s for swr alert.
Failing that, and maybe easier since you have the switch tones in place, a
high pitched beep for good match and low for no good.
Being
I use a straight key. The hand I use for keying depends on which is most
convenient at the time. Sometimes I will swap over in between words, if I
need to pick up a pen for example or am getting cramps.
I am not very competent with paddles and it makes little difference which
hand I use, again,
Luc,
That is not a possibility, and if you attempt to make resistance
measurements, everything will appear to be grounded. If you temporarily
lift the #3 lead to T4 you will remove the LPF from the PA and you can
make resistance measurements.
The relays in the K2 are latching, so you can
Great idea, Gary -- now on my list, along with full CW or DVR feedback
for all controls. This will take time to complete, though.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
Gary Lee wrote:
I would like some sort of audible indication that a reasonable match
has
been obtained with the autotuner.
I sugggest k for a
Apparently Elecraft is not aware of the relay and very few of us can hear
it. I had my K3 for many months before hearing it. It's as if something
suddenly got it started clicking. Either just a few rigs do this or most of
us are nearly deaf. Elecraft, can we get an answer on this?
Steve
May I suggest C and N The C is short hand in CW for yes (I think it
comes from the Spanish word for yes) and of course N would be no.
How about this...it would send the SWR on Morse. HMM. Cool
Could it be another menu item to turn it off or on?
Lee - K0WA
In our day and age it seems
Steve Ellington wrote:
Apparently Elecraft is not aware of the relay and very few of us can
hear it. I had my K3 for many months before hearing it. It's as if
something suddenly got it started clicking. Either just a few rigs do
this or most of us are nearly deaf. Elecraft, can we get an
Lee Buller wrote:
May I suggest C and N The C is short hand in CW for yes (I
think it comes from the Spanish word for yes) and of course N would
be no.
C is normally sent if you choose the CW mode so I think this should be
avoided for SWR purposes. The normal for modes is the first
One thought I had when I ordered my K3 was whether or not a direct
keyboard/rig interface would ever be available, similar to what Icom has
recently offered via USB port with their IC-7600/7700. Arthritis is taking
the fun out of paddles for me. Down to a single slapper now.
Elecraft responded
Actually the Kenwood TS-570 had such a scheme implemented. Whenever one
would press the mode button one would get some CW feedback and I've never
been confused by that feedback. Signalling for high SWR was both on-screen
and by an SWR message in CW.
73
Glenn ON4WIX
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Tim:
The Tudor Submariner should be louder than the K3. First of all, the K3 is
not supposed to tick, secondly, the Tudor is noted for a loud tick
accourding to this link: http://www.oysterquartz.net/the_5035_movement.htm
Steve Ellington
n...@carolina.rr.com
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From:
http://radio.tentec.com/accessories/715
Not sure we need this the K3.
I used to use an RF Clipper by DATONG (I still have it)...same concept
AF to RF to AF. It worked REALLY WELL with my rig back then (which
had no capability for RF processing). Probably talking 25+ years ago.
de Doug KR2Q
http://radio.tentec.com/accessories/715
Not sure we need this the K3.
This function is built in to the K3 in SSB modes and available via the
CMP control.
I used to use an RF Clipper by DATONG (I still have it)...same concept
AF to RF to AF. It worked REALLY WELL with my rig back then
This is also an excellent way to preserve and promote CW use :)
CW pops up in various consumer devices. I think it would be great for
eyes-free texting on cellphones, too.
Wayne
N6KR
On Feb 5, 2009, at 11:26 AM, ON4WIX wrote:
Actually the Kenwood TS-570 had such a scheme implemented.
Does anyone use an ACER Netbook Aspire One with a K3? I need something
really light for my one-man DXpeditions.
Thanks in advance, Dave, W6AQ
**Great Deals on Dell Laptops. Starting at $499.
Lets rest this topic for now. I think we've squeezed all the pertinent
info out of it ;-)
73,
Eric WA6HHQ
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AD6XY wrote:
I use a straight key. The hand I use for keying depends on which is most
convenient at the time. Sometimes I will swap over in between words, if
I don't know about the Acer, but I'm using an eeePC 901 and it works
pretty well. The only problem was that the Elecraft-provided Prolific
USB adapter overran LP-Bridge, but a FTDI-based serial port took care
of the problem.
73, doug
From: dbellw...@aol.com
Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2009 15:16:06
With all the guys here in Southwest Florida having fun on 160,
I decided to join the fun and ordered the 160M kit for my K2.
I am designing a wire antenna for 160 for my 100' yard space.
Is there any QRP activities scheduled or unscheduled for the Orlando Florida
HamCation on February 13-15?
Is
W4TV wrote:
The difference between the 250 and 400 Hz filters is not
enough to be worthwhile (approximately 375 Hz vs. 430 Hz).
Joe, what is your source for these numbers? I've seen numbers
like this mentioned previously on the reflector.
I recently tested my K3 CW roofing filters using the
-Original Message-
From: Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft
I think we've squeezed all the pertinent info out of it ;-)
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Right - topic's covered, nothing left. Yet, on the other hand ...
Sorry, but I couldn't resist. I'll return to being a good
DBellW6AQ wrote:
Does anyone use an ACER Netbook Aspire One with a K3? I need something
really light for my one-man DXpeditions.
I have a Samsung NC-10. The only trouble with these netbooks is that the
keyboards were designed for people with small hands and thin fingers. If
that isn't
We are taking Acer Aspires to KP5. We have thoroughly tested them with
Win-Test, Microham router, MMTTY and various other programs and have not
uncovered any issues. While we won't be using K3s, I am certain that you
will not have any problems.
We shopped around and were able to save about 10%
I picked up an Averatec laptop at Wal-Mart a number of years ago. It is
small, lightweight pretty quick. I have never tried it for logging. Used
it for GPS navigation in my truck. The keyboard is smaller than I like but
it is very usable.
Good luck!
A slip of the foot you may soon recover,
The difference between the 250 and 400 Hz filters is not
enough to be worthwhile (approximately 375 Hz vs. 430 Hz).
Joe, what is your source for these numbers? I've seen numbers
like this mentioned previously on the reflector.
My source is Elecraft:
I plan to take my K3 to Scorpion ranch for our annual WS4Y Field Day op. I
have no roofing filters at present and frankly have been pretty well pleased
in the little time I have spent in contest conditions. The DSP filters work
quite well. Is it worth the money for a roofing filter and is the
I used to have a TS-570 and the audio indication of SWR on auto tune was
just fine, lets not re-invent another set of beeps.
73 Dave, G4AON
K3/100 #80
Actually the Kenwood TS-570 had such a scheme implemented. Whenever one
would press the mode button one would get some CW
W4TV wrote:
My source is Elecraft: www.elecraft.com/K3/K3_8_pole_plots.htm
Look specifically at the last two plots which show:
KFL3A-400 KFL3A-250
-6 dB 435 Hz 370 Hz
-60 dB 935 Hz 785 Hz
SF2.15:1 2.12:1
INRAD do
Wayne,
I hope that this is not high on your list.
With all respect to everyone, this does not really add something to the
performance of the K3.
In my list of ranking software releases:
1. bugfix
2. nice to have, can do without
3. improvement in essential performance / extending TX-RX
Arie Kleingeld PA3A wrote:
Wayne,
I hope that this is not high on your list.
With all respect to everyone, this does not really add something to the
performance of the K3.
In my list of ranking software releases:
1. bugfix
2. nice to have, can do without
3. improvement in essential
Before the 715 is dismissed out of hand and chalked up to unnecessary
on the K3 or some other rig doesn't work right, consider that the
latest releases of Orion/Orion II code have very effective RF speech
processing - as good as any. But there is a difference between RF
compression
I have too many headsets. I want to sell one Heil Proset headset. This is
the Icom version, same as sold by Elecraft. It works just fine with K3,
just need one menu setting for bias. I am using exact same unit with K3/100
s/n 2295
Asking 100 bucks. I will ship within USA and absorb PayPal
...I don't know the details of the K3 implementation,
but the spec sheet refers to compression.
In SSB modes, the K3 performs clipping at the 15 kHz IF, then bandpass
filters the result. It is further filtered by the 8.215 MHz IF quartz
filter.
Thus, the SSB speech processor used in the K3
ni0c wrote:
My testing was done in CW mode with the pitch in the
low 300's (320 Hz, as I recall). So, when I repeat the tests,
I'll vary the pitch and see what happens, say 300 Hz, 600 hz,
and 800 Hz.
Another person who likes a low pitch! This really affects what you will
hear
Gentlemen,
As measured on a BIRD TRU-LINE (Mod43) with a 250w. slug our RF out from our
K3 is:
80m: 180w.
40m: 150w.
WHY???
I ask this because our WATT METER is a accurate device and no one can dispute
its accuracy!!!
Regards,
Jim/nn6ee
What is your corresponding dc voltage and current?
Is your dummy load 50 ohm?
About 18 amperes is what you would expect at 100 watts RF out.
73 Roger K7SJ
K3 #75
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[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net]on Behalf Of JIM DAVIS
Jim,
Did you perform the TXG calibration process on all bands at exactly 5 and 50
watts? What are you doing when
taking the readings -- using the TUNE buttone (not ANT TUNE)?
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73,
Greg - AB7R
Whidbey Island WA
NA-065
On Thu Feb 5 16:07 , Roger Stein sent:
What
Hi Jim,
Sounds to me like you've got a bad slug in your Bird wattmeter. If they're
dropped or jarred they can change calibration significantly. Also, you
didn't mention the frequency range for the slug. If it's designed for VHF,
it will read high on HF. To me, the numbers you're getting don't
I'm still wondering what the tolerance is on such published
curves.
I would not be so much concerned about tolerance as sampling
error on the curves. Still, the Elecraft curves are generally
similar to those given by INRAD for the same filter or those
with a similar (e.g., 8215 or 8830
Jim,
Is this being measured into a known 50 ohm load? Or is it a tuned circuit of
some sort?
If the load is somewhat reactive at certain freq. or if the coax connecting the
meter into the circuit has an issue with certain freq. then it is very likely
to attain the different readings on a
Welcome to 160.. ( I wanted to be first *G*)
I have done an extensive study of 160 antennas for small lots... and yours sure
fits that...
If you are interested, we could figure something out that would do a good job
for you.
One that is a fav of mine is a 40 - 60 foot tall NORD, with and Omega
Is this an operator error, or what?
This evening I don't get any SWR or watts metering on my K3, just CMP
and ALC, like I was on SSB. I'm fairly sure that earlier in the evening
I did have the expected SWR and power indications. When I transmit, I
get 6 bars of ALC and no bars of SWR,
Just downloaded HRD and it controls the radio just fine, HOWEVER, there is no
CAT connection when the radio is off rendering HRD useless from a remote
location.
Anyone know how to remotely turn on the K3 from the desktop? (I use logmein to
see it).
Don
N1DG
Up/Down taps to the bandswitch are problematic because users can remove
bands from the rotation. See firmware notes on MCU 2.58 (Mapping out
selected bands). My bandswitch doesn't take me through 60 meters, for
example.
Dick, K6KR
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From:
This evening I don't get any SWR or watts metering on my K3, just CMP
and ALC,
HOLD the METER button (long press of DISPLAY) to toggle between the
ALC/CMP and SWR/PWR displays.
73,
Lyle KK7P
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Congratulations. This is hopefully good news, reflecting a streamilned
manufacturing process and not soft demand due to the economy.
Now that you've caught up, how about:
* Releasing the Panadapter at Dayton!
* Announcing the availability of the KPA-800 and KPA-1500 amps!
Lou, W0FK
Eric
Ah, better to be a knucklehead than to have a hardware problem. Guess
I'll keep my hands in my pockets and fingers off the buttons for a while.
Now, could you help me with my VCR ...
73--Nick, WA5BDU
Lyle Johnson wrote:
This evening I don't get any SWR or watts metering on my K3, just CMP
Yes, I do
As well as running the usual apps (writelog, mmtty mmstv and vac) I also
have it running the sdriq as a pan adaptor
dave
ww2r
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Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2009 15:16:06 EST
From: dbellw...@aol.com
Subject: [Elecraft] DXpedition computer for K3
To:
Having used three different K3's equipped with 4 different sets of 250 400 hz
8 poles in overload city major contests, the usefulness of these filters is
belied by the apparent closeness of numbers.
In practice we have found that associating the 400 with a DSP width of 450, and
the 250 with a
That's a wish for 10 Hz shift/width below, not 50 :)
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From: Guy Olinger, K2AV
To: ni0c ; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Tuesday, August 04, 2009 10:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [K3] Elecraft roofing filters
Having used three different K3's equipped
I recall that there was an email recently that the K3's internal DVR was
interrupted when the microphone or footswitch is activated to manually
transmit.
I am very interested to learn if it might be possible at the same time to also
send an interrupt signal to the unused DSR line (serial pin
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February 2009
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Each Tuesday to Mar 24
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I used a number of external speech processors with mobile radios to increase
their punch. My design (2 x 9 Mhz filters), design by DF4ZS and and old one
by MFJ. It was hard to get good boosts because an extrnal processor is
outside the ALC loop creating extra distortions and filters in many
If I read the KIO3-D Sub RS232 IO Board schematic correctly, pin 6 of J24
(the 9-pin RS-232 connector) is not connected to anything inside the K3. The
labeled (connected) pins are:
2 (RXD OUT)
3 (TXD IN)
4 (DTR IN)
5 (COMMON)
7 (RTS IN)
Dick, K6KR
-Original Message-
From:
There was a practice session for the Sprint contest on
Thursday evening. In the Sprint, one is frequently called by
several loud stations at once. I started out with fast agc,
max slope and highest threshold, but the multiple loud
callers were getting compressed together unless I
continuously
You need a computer-controlled contact closure from the POWER_ON line
(ACC jack) to ground to turn power ON. To turn power OFF cleanly, first
send PS0; from the computer, wait a second, then turn power off by
releasing the ground on POWER_ON.
This is described in the owner's manual under
From the Array Solutions manual:
1 Binary Band B (2) Pulled down, 3-5Vdc = 1 5volts MAX!
2 Binary Band A (1) Pulled down, 3-5Vdc = 1 5volts MAX!
3 Binary Band D (8) Pulled down, 3-5Vdc = 1 5volts MAX!
4 Binary Band C (4) Pulled down, 3-5Vdc = 1 5volts MAX!
Should I be able to hook this up
Thats not how its worked for me... I've powered things up and tapped
the key too early in the power up sequence and gotten that. But I just
either wait or press the power button and cycle power and all is good.
On Thu, 2009-02-05 at 12:45 +, Brian Alsop wrote:
While fooling around with a
Can't you use the RX in path since you have the XVRTR interface?
On Wed, 2009-02-04 at 00:42 -0800, AD6XY wrote:
Excellent. I bet it does not work with two transverters though - how could
it? What I hope it will do is work with 6m and a transverter, for 50/70MHz
crossband Es.
I can test
Yes it does...
I'm doing that right now!
~Brett (KC7OTG)
On Tue, 2009-02-03 at 21:59 -0700, Bob Cunnings wrote:
Does this allow setting VFO A and VFO B to different bands for units
without the sub-receiver?
Bob NW8L
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 8:22 PM, wayne burdick n...@elecraft.com wrote:
...the Kenwood TS-570 had such a scheme implemented. Whenever one
would press the mode button one would get some CW feedback...
I would accept the firmware change if I could turn the 'feature' OFF.
VE7XF
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Having used three different K3's equipped with 4 different
sets of 250 400 hz 8 poles in overload city major contests,
the usefulness of these filters is belied by the apparent
closeness of numbers.
I'm happy that you are finding success with the 400/250 filter
pair but given the
Ian,
Yes you are right. My apologies.
73
Arie PA3A
-Oorspronkelijk bericht-
Van: Ian Maude [mailto:i...@gb7mbc.net]
Verzonden: donderdag 5 februari 2009 23:50
Aan: Arie Kleingeld PA3A
CC: 'wayne burdick'; 'elecraft Reflector'
Onderwerp: Re: [Elecraft] firmware suggestion for k3
Arie
Sorry, just catching up on mail backlog - thanks very much guys -
great services as always.
73 de M0XDF, K3 #174
--
The universe is like a safe to which there is a combination. But the
combination is locked up in the safe.
-Peter De Vries, editor, novelist (1910-1993)
On 27 Jan 2009, at 01:26,
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