Hi all,
Some of our friends are putting in large solar arrays that feed power back into
the electrical grid. I'm looking for something smaller and simpler since our
electricity use is very low overall.
The reason it's so low is that we've converted all of our lighting to LED. (LED
bulbs that
Hello
I think I must setup MIC for LINE no more than 12 for RTTY, right?
I cannot TX with this setting, my K3 started transmitting with line = 22
Is that a problem? I see 6 full bars in ALC
New on RTTY and don´t want to have a bad signal, will try to make some QSO´s
this weekend
Please don't start another off-topic thread, guys! Wayne requested
responses off-list ...
Thanks,
Olli
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Am 25.09.2015 um 19:01 schrieb Jim McDonald:
60W equivalent LEDs are $3 for a pack of three at Costco in the Chicago area
due to an
On further thought, you can use a 12 volt system with boost/buck converter to
ensure
constant voltage to the K3.
On 9/25/2015 4:05 PM, Roger D Johnson wrote:
A possible solution is a 24 volt system. The solar panels are available as are
24 to 12
volt solid state converters.
73, Roger
Thanks Don
Was the VOX very low, at 5. Now I have VOX GAIN in 15 and K3 LINE in 5 and I
have 4-5 bars in ALC
Thanks!
Jorge
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De: Don Wilhelm [mailto:w3...@embarqmail.com]
Enviado el: viernes, 25 de septiembre de 2015 05:15 p.m.
Para: Jorge Diez - CX6VM;
Jorge,
The soundcard output level and the K3 LINE IN level work "hand in hand".
I would increase the soundcard line out level in your computer and
decrease the K3 LINE setting.
6 bars is too much for data modes - strive for 4 bars with the 5th bar
flickering.
If you are increasing the mic
A possible solution is a 24 volt system. The solar panels are available as are
24 to 12
volt solid state converters.
73, Roger
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Has the 200 Hz, 5-pole roofing filter (KFL3A-200) been discontinued?
Thanks,
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hi Wayne.
I just read your post about wanting to try a limited power solar array with
much interest. I think is is a brilliant idea. Here are a few initial thoughts
which I also had to consider when planning my own backup power.
I built a parallel capable switching array into my last home. What
On Fri,9/25/2015 8:33 AM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
Some of our friends are putting in large solar arrays that feed power back into
the electrical grid. I'm looking for something smaller and simpler since our
electricity use is very low overall.
Sticking with the original title of supplying only
This allows the K2 100 watt amp/tuner upgrade to reside in an external matching
box
- KAT 100-2 Kit NIB
- EC2 ENCLOSURE NIB w/o un-needed front panel ( NEW REQUIRED PANELS ARE IN THE
KAT100-2 KIT)
- ETS-15 EC2 TILT STAND NIB
- PRE-WOUND TOROIDS FROM Toroid guy Elecraft partner in original
Has anyone real experience with the ProSet 7 and the K3S?
My vintage ProSet is making noises in one ear and I wonder how good the
Pro7 is with SSB and CW.
72, Byron
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Hi Gerald, KC6CNN,
Like most folks, I live in a suburban area so my noise level is high for
40 and 30 meters compared to those lucky folks living in rural areas.
Living just two blocks for a shopping center doesn't help! For me
turning on the AFT filter is helpful in reducing background noise
60W equivalent LEDs are $3 for a pack of three at Costco in the Chicago area
due to an instant rebate from ComEd, the area power company. I really like
them, so I need to find a home for my inventory of CFLs.
Jim N7US
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On Sep 25, 2015, at 10:33 AM, Wayne Burdick
Try backwoodssolar.com They have a variety of things for off-grid as well as
grid-tied. Lots of good info on the website as well.
Jim Finan
AB4AC
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Original Message
From: Wayne Burdick
Sent: Friday, September 25, 2015 12:26 PM
To:
Hello Wayne,
First, to really get a handle on your power usage, get one of the power
monitors. Like UPM model EM100. It is a plug in 120 vac monitor that reads
voltage, power being consumed, you put in the cost per KW and it calculates the
$ usage. It was a eye opener for some of the
Byron,
I use the Heil ProSet7 with my K3, and it works very well.
On the earphone side, I think the drivers are optimized for
communications, and that is fine. They are very sensitive, and I rarely
operate with the AF gain beyond about 9 o'clock unless I close down the
filters in CW mode. The
As I mentioned earlier, we're considering various alternatives.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Sep 25, 2015, at 3:20 PM, Kevin Stover wrote:
> Yep.
> INRAD isn't making/selling them anymore either so 250Hz is as tight as you
> can go until/if Elecraft comes up with a
Yes, Wayne did so and I obliged, asking him to post a summary of the
replies that he receives.
One function of mailing lists like this is to share information. This is
a topic that I don't recall being discussed here.
I disagree that the thread is off-topic in the first place.
It deals with
I received many helpful replies on my quasi-off-topic post. Once I've digested
it all and have something meaningful in the way of a summary, I'll send an
update.
tnx
Wayne
N6KR
On Sep 25, 2015, at 2:57 PM, Jim Lowman wrote:
> Yes, Wayne did so and I obliged, asking
Yep.
INRAD isn't making/selling them anymore either so 250Hz is as tight as
you can go until/if Elecraft comes up with a suitable replacement. I'm
not holding my breath.
On 9/25/2015 3:28 PM, John Reilly wrote:
Has the 200 Hz, 5-pole roofing filter (KFL3A-200) been discontinued?
Thanks,
I have a Diamond high gain base station antenna (“N” connection) located in
Alameda, California. It currently has a length of Andrews 1/2 coax connected
and I have a spare Andrews “N” connector that you may have if you want to use
the Andrews cable. (Andrews cable is a very low loss cable
Wayne,
Does this mane you will be developing the phase canceling RFI remover
what was discussed here a few months ago? Kidding of course...
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Thanks and 73's,
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For
I have had the K3S, KAT500 and KPA500 connected and configured.
All units are connected to the computer via USB so I can use the
appropriate Utility.
Now, when I try to connect the P3 to the K3S there is this behavior. I
can only use the USB *or* the RJ45 serial. Once I connect to the RJ-45
I just purchased my K3s and had gotten the 400hz 8 pole from the reflector
here. I've been very happy to find the DSP filtering goes down to what
appears to be 50hz and works VERY WELL so far for me. Of course I've not
been under CW contest type conditions but haven't had any issues filtering
As an up date, I ordered a new KXUSB cable but the computer still does not
recognize the KAT500. The original 'COM PORT' that was used prior to all this
issue is gone and I am unable to find it. I have managed to work through all
the steps from uninstalling and reinstalling the program and
Phil,
don't assume rural areas are quiet! I sometimes have S9+ power line
noise and we are rural (internet and TV via satellite) , nearest
neighbor is a half mile away and down over the hill. I've traced the
noise to the power line feeding the farm (main breakers off, K3 running
on
Correct. Just try living across the highway from the farmer that
sections off his pasture with an electric fence. Plus when one is in a
quiet location every little peep, burp, ding, buzz and humm becomes
noticeable. In other words "there isn't a free lunch".
73
Bob, K4TAX
K3S s/n 10,163
hmmm.. I have an electric fence, keeps my own horses in.. and without the NB
on, in the K2..
I can check to see if it is turned on... or not.. especially on 160/80 and 40..
however.. with the loop,
directly above the fence... all I have to do is turn on the NB.. away goes the
pop, pop, pop.
I've gone through a bit of this under Windows 10.
Open DEVICE MANAGER and the PORTS device listing. This is in
Settings->System->About->Device Manager.
Connect your cable to the KAT500. You should hear a beep and see the
device appear. That is the COM.
The ports are 38400 and the COM
Ken I had the same problem several yrs. ago on my farm. It was a transformer I
called the CO OP ant shaped it out for me, no more noise now one S Unit To 2 at
the most.
Fred N0AZZ
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Original message From: Ken
In summary, I expect to connect PC-to-P3 via USB-DB9 and have only
the DC-power and IF-BNC between the K3S and the P3. DO I HAVE THAT
CORRECT?
No. If you plan to connect the computer to the K3S using the internal
USB port, you need to use the optional CBL3Y cable from Elecraft to
connect the
THis is what I did, but it seems to disable the K3S USB port.
I have the K3S RS232 setting set to USB; should that be 38400 instead?
Would USB still work?
73, Byron
On 09/25/2015 09:58 PM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
In summary, I expect to connect PC-to-P3 via USB-DB9 and have only
the
Byron,
See page 18 of the K3S manual for connection to the P3 if you are using
the USB port on the K3S.
You must use the CBLP3Y cable between the K3S RJ-45 connector and the
P3. Note that the connector with 2 cables plugs into the XCVR DE-9
connector on the P3.
If you are using a USB to
Hi
Google for hidden devices in windows device manager and follow the directions
to clean up your serial ports. Once done, plug the cable into the computer and
check which comport it is.
73 Tom
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On Sep 25, 2015, 3:47 PM, at 3:47 PM, Byron Peebles
Yep!
I lived in CA for ten years; LA and the Mojave (been there done
that). Some feel that way about Alaska. Summer temps never over
80F, and never water the lawn (nature does that well
enough). Everything is green all summer long (leaves now are turning
gold as we are into fall and
Do not intend to upgrade either KIO3 or KXV3; I have the PR6-10 and
the USB/RS232 works fine with line-in/out.
I did (this week) order two new SYN3A for both main and sub-Rx for
the lower phase noise; and the KBPF3 mod kit for use down on 630m.
http://www.kl7uw.com/about.htm
what home looks
I so envy your RF (clean) environment ;)
-K1AY
On Fri, Sep 25, 2015 at 4:20 AM, Edward R Cole wrote:
> Yep!
>
> I lived in CA for ten years; LA and the Mojave (been there done that). Some
> feel that way about Alaska. Summer temps never over 80F, and never water
> the
Guys, This thread has been closed for some time.
Further OT and political posts are inappropriate and in violation of list
guidelines. Please take those discussions to another forum, or to direct email
between individuals. Not here.
73,
Eric
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> On Sep
Gentlemen,
Heaven is where your friends and heart reside, be that Ireland, Alaska,
California, Fiji, New Mexico or Maine. New Jersey has some really
beautiful countryside and New York state has fabulous green national and
state parks. Let us not be narrow minded about one state or another.
You live IN the perfect location.
Gary
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To: "Elecraft@mailman.qth.net"
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Price Increase Alert for mid October
Yep!
I lived in CA for ten years; LA
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