If you have one excess to your needs let me know your asking price.
Thanks,
Pete WK8S
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I have had good luck with Wireman 534 26 AWG, 19 strand 40%
copper-clad steel (OD 0.020"). I have used it for a 2 element
20M wire beam and had it survive wind and snow storms. It is my
goto antenna wire for portable operations.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 10/5/15 at 1:52 PM, j...@audiosystemsgroup.com
Neither.
Get a good "antenna" launcher so you can get some wire up in the air. Lower
cost and better value if you want a "portable" station. A friend has a
pneumatic launcher and he is happy with it.
Jim
W6AIM
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On Mon,10/5/2015 12:49 PM, David Davis wrote:
The two items I have been looking at are the following:
1. PX3 Panadapter
2. AA-170 Antenna analyzer
The answer depends on a lot of things -- your technical background, your
operating style and objectives, etc. What do you plan to do with your
Hello all,
I am very new to the HF world and slowly putting together a portable
station. I'm looking for some advice on my next move.
I currently have a KX3 (installed KXFL3, KXAT3, KXBC3, KX3-2M), the
Elecraft MH3 microphone and a Buddipole deluxe antenna (with extras for
different
An antenna analyzer is quite handy, but the PX3 is a big winner for me.
Once I repaired my KX3 IQ output circuit, the spectral display came to
life and has proven to be a good tool for this and that. It is a bit
awkward for backpacking style of operating, but several folks do use it
on the
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Well, the two items focus on totally different areas of the ham station.
The analyzer will assist you in the various antenna installations to make the
system operate properly and efficiently.The panadapter will assist you in the
operation of the station, once the station is operating properly
If
Take a look at antennalaunchers.com for a good pneumatic launcher. I
have no pecuniary interest but have know the owner for 40 years now and
love the launcher.
Rick nhc
On 10/5/2015 2:10 PM, Phil Hystad wrote:
I was going to add my own comments to the original question but I don’t see how
My choice would be the PX3 from using one so long in the shack with a K3. On my
KX3 it's pretty bare bones but if only rig or more out of shack use I would use
a PX3 with it to locate other usage on the band easily.
Fred/N0AZZ
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> On Oct 5, 2015, at 2:49 PM, David Davis
Since this for the moment has morphed into the "shameless plug dept." the guys
up the road from me at the Joplin MO ARC also offer an antenna launcher:
http://joplin-arc.org/?page_id=84
Disclaimer: no financial interest etc., just a great bunch of guys who host a
top-notch hamfest every year.
While I love my PX3, I could live without it. With a Buddipole, a good
antenna analyzer is essential. It takes out the guesswork.
Jim Pandzik
KE9PK
On 10/5/2015 2:49 PM, David Davis wrote:
Hello all,
I am very new to the HF world and slowly putting together a portable
station. I'm looking
I was going to add my own comments to the original question but I don’t see how
I can do anything better than
Jim’s comments below.
Well, maybe just one thing…
I have a Buddipole and I kind of like it.
It works great in some situations where the other methods are not as easy to
accomplish.
I
Hi all,
I have been asked to give a demo / presentation of the KX3 and PX3 at my local
amateur radio club.
Can anyone perhaps help if they have already done a presentation using Power
Point or a PDF format.
Would really appreciate a copy.
73
Gerard VK2JNG
I'm saving up for my next purchase which will likely be the P3 or the SubRX
and want to know what the P3 does that my current setup doesn't ? I didn't
have the cash to get the P3 during my initial purchase so I have a slightly
modified SDR (cost $20+shipping) connected to my K3S monitored on my
Are you using headphones only or headphones w/mic
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I'm using my KX3 in a ssb contest and calling cq with a message recorded
in the DVR.
I tap MSG, hold 1 or 2 for a message to be repeated. While transmitting,
I unplug the headphones (or plug them in if previously unplugged). This
causes it to stop transmitting, the KX3 display goes blank for
You can look at comparison of LP-PAN and P3 on LP-Pan site. Take adjustment
for smaller dynamic range of your $20 stick.
Advantages of P3 are:
1. Small size,
2. Independence from PC = stability
3. Ability to change parameters with one pushbutton.
Tight integration with K3 including the radio's
Hi,
Just this morning, I used my P3 to look at the signals answering TX3X,
looking for an expanded view, showing 3 KHz wide, and centered on the UP
frequency. This allows me to fit into the holes where no one is calling
during a pileup... It takes very little time to set this up on the P3.
I
Hi Charly,
It sounds like what you want is to enable Fixed Tune mode. In Fixed
Tune, the spectrum is stationary and the VFO A (and/or B) cursors move
up and down. To turn on fixed tune mode, press the menu button, then
using the encoder, select the menu item "FixTrack" . Pushing the
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