First question: Did you plug in the speaker lead to the connector on the KIO3
board in the rear of the box before you replaced the screws?
I use external speakers and I forgot this step sometime last spring. Didn't
realize it until Field Day when we do use the internal speaker. Don't
Ah, ok, thanks. I'll not worry about it then. I did locate a flat blade
jewelers screwdriver in my parts box that fits and rotates them, so I think
I'll be OK. Support said to be sure to obey the orientation with the flat
side, which I'll certainly do.
Sure hope this doesn't deep six the kit
Ok thanks for the info, Don. I've actually been having success with a
slightly different method for the ones on the tops of the cans. What I do
now is form the lead and put it in place through the grounding hole (a spare
anti-stat foam pad under the RF board for them to stick into helps). Then,
Paul,
You don't have to do anything to share the mainRX with the subRX - the
K3 will split the receive (through the 3dB splitter) to the main antenna
for both receivers. That is good for SPLIT operation, but will not
produce diversity receive.
For diversity, you do need two antennas which
Mark,
The proper answer is "maybe".
Check the audio amplifier for the speaker by plugging your headphones
(or external speakers) into the speaker jack in the back of the K3.
If you have audio there, the speaker amplifier is working and there is
not a problem with the DSP board or Front Panel
LS,
Yes, the demise of available ceramic trimmers (original) and later the
demise of the wide range blue trimmers (1 to 40pF) used in both the K1 4
band board and the K2 bandpass filters (and wattmeters) has cause quite
a stir for Elecraft. The best trimmers now available have been supplied
Good Evening,
This is mark griffin, KB3Z. I forgot to write the message in text. Here we go
again!!! I installed my KDVR a few months ago. And for some reason the internal
speaker does not work. It has been suggested that I don't have the DSP board
seated correctly or perhaps the front panel is
LS,
There is a "secret" to soldering the grounding wires to the base of the
crystals.
First, use a screwdriver to form the wires up against the crystal bodies.
Then run your soldering temperature up to 800 degF.
Hold the flat of the iron against the crystal body on one side of the
ground
Yes. It has one.
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Interesting... the bandpass filter trimmers in my latest K2 have changed,
IMO, for the slightly worse in terms of quality. My first K2 (#6882 ) has
nice well made looking trimmer caps in it, but 4 of the ones in the new kit
are these barrel shaped ones that are kind of blah in terms of quality,
All,
The 2016 Georgia QSO Party takes place this weekend, April 9 and 10, on your
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03:59 UTC April 10 and 14:00 April 10 - 23:59 April 10. At some point during
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Now all you have to do is build a K2 hi hi...
Already did, s/n 6424. Added KSB2, KPA100. Enjoy using it too :-)
I also built K-FL2 for 80/17 n 12/10. Rarely used but ready if needed. I
recall the parts at issue were the trimmer caps.
72, Curt KB5JO
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What firmware versions are in the KPA500 and KAT500? This is most important for
the KPA500, which required an update (V1.34 if my memory is working correctly)
to make it work properly with the KAT500 in this situation. Note that the KPA
will detect the high SWR condition first, then wait for
I have a very good keyboard for it.
Phil W7OX
On 4/4/16 4:42 PM, Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT wrote:
Setting aside the tiny screen, it fails the test
with the external keyboard.
I'd really like to do this in just two boxes --
and as someone who touch-types over 80wpm, it
must have a really good
Setting aside the tiny screen, it fails the test with the external keyboard.
I'd really like to do this in just two boxes -- and as someone who
touch-types over 80wpm, it must have a really good keyboard.
On 4/4/2016 11:53 AM, Phil Wheeler wrote:
NUE PSK also works well with KX3
It is interesting that you mention this, I am quite a ways into a
similar project. I have a Pi3 connected to a 7" touch screen display.
I also have a USB soundcard setup on it and this last weekend made a
contact using my KX3 and fldigi to make a very clumsily executed on my
part contact with a
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I am using a Flex 6700 into a KPA500 into a KAT500. I have "trained" the
tuner and placed the tuner into manual mode as per a document from Elecraft.
All works well when I stay on a specific band. When I initiate a "tune",
the tuner quickly goes to the preset tuning without a problem.
When I
I have one that I bought fully built and it's an excellent tuner. I only
stopped using it because I have all built-in tuners now and wanted to reduce
the extra cabling.
You'll really like it, works great. I'm not sure I'd want to actually build
one tho. My K2's already have enough super tiny
Most of the gripes I've see are about winding the toroids. However, Michael
"the toroidguy" can supply you a set if you don't want to wind them
yourself. He's "Elecraft approved"
http://www.elecraft.com/Apps/ToroidGuy/toroidguy_prewound_toroids.htm
That page doesn't list the T1 but I know he's
I bought mine assembled. It didn't look like $20 worth of fun to build.
But, like everything I've bought from Elecraft, it is really unique,
exceptional quality, and works very well. I was building a lot of
off-brand (i.e. non-Elecraft) QRP rigs at the time. It was the perfect
companion for
It's solid as a rock and quite easy to build. Before I got
internal tuner in my K3, I was using it for the WARC bands.
Occasionally I would hit it with 100 watts RTTY and it survived.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 4/4/16 at 10:16 AM, t...@sy-edm.com (a45wg) wrote:
I am considering adding a T1 ATU to my
NUE PSK also works well with KX3
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> On Apr 4, 2016, at 11:07, Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT
> wrote:
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> I love the idea.
>
> What I want is basically a Raspberry Pi laptop. Something that'll run
> FLDIGI, with long battery life, and
That does exist, as a kit: Google "pi-top".
The trouble with pi-top is that the screen and keyboard, and general fit
and finish aren't that great. If there's Android software that can meet
your needs, you'll get more power, better screen, better construction, and
a better keyboard by picking up
I love the idea.
What I want is basically a Raspberry Pi laptop. Something that'll run
FLDIGI, with long battery life, and fairly cheap.
Nothing cloud based because I want to run portable.
-- Lynn
On 4/4/2016 10:08 AM, Doug Person via Elecraft wrote:
Here's an interesting observation -
The kit is quite easy to build and the finished product tunes fast and quietly.
I've had mine since they were first offered (10+ years or so), and have
backpacked with it numerous times and subjected it to many miles of
motorcycle-induced vibration (and will again soon!) ...still works like
Tim,
If you can build in tight quarters with 1/8 watt resistors, you should
have no problem. Just beware of solder bridges.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 4/4/2016 1:16 PM, a45wg wrote:
Fellow Hams,
I am considering adding a T1 ATU to my portable setup - any
comments/suggestions ?
Is
I picked one up used, so I can't speak to construction, beyond the
normal good Elecraft build... However, it does seem to match just
about anything, and it is cute!
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73's, and thanks,
Dave (NK7Z)
For software/hardware reviews see:
http://www.nk7z.net
For MixW support see:
Fellow Hams,
I am considering adding a T1 ATU to my portable setup - any
comments/suggestions ?
Is the kit easy or difficult to construct ?
As always your constructive comments are very appreciated
73s Tim
A45WG
And will easily fit inside a P3 or speaker enclosure.
On Mon, Apr 4, 2016 at 11:08 AM, Doug Person via Elecraft <
elecraft@mailman.qth.net> wrote:
> Here's an interesting observation - just setup my newly received Raspberry
> Pi 3. After setting it, which was very simple, I selected fldigi and
Here's an interesting observation - just setup my newly received
Raspberry Pi 3. After setting it, which was very simple, I selected
fldigi and flrig from the software directory. After the installed I
plugged in my K3 USB cable and setup fldigi just as I would on any other
linux computer.
Hey,
Thanks Mike, Joe and several others that replied suggesting going to the
control panel's Sound app and the Advanced Recording tabs. This didn't
work either, but it did put me on the right path. A close friend, who's
also an MCSE just happened to come over this morning and when I told
KX3 FOR SALE Like new, no scratches, factory built. Used in one CW Field Day
to produce over 300 QSOs on CW then stored. s/n 6027, with Hand Mic, Real Time
Clock/Battery and 3KHz Roofing Filter options. USB to serial cable. ACC2
break out adapter. Nifty stand and Manuals included.
MMTTY does NOT recognize the K3S sound card through the USB setup on
the above computer as being stereo and one can not select which audio
stream from the K3S is used by the program. That is a problem with
Windows 7 Professional, not MMTTY.
MMTTY can and will recognize the PCM2903 sound chip
I should have been more specific in my post on observations. First off,
I have been getting a whole bunch of replies with "tutorials" on how to
run split, how RTTY works, etc. These are absolutely not needed. I've
been on RTTY since first licensed back in 1963, I know RTTY is LSB, etc.
I
" Looking for suggestions on some type of quick connect/disconnect for a
ground to the chassis of the KX3 instead of having to loosen a thumbscrew
each time. "
- I would simply leave on the thumbscrew a small bit of wire with a banana
plug on the other end.
- Anyway, KX3 on batteries can
Interesting observation while trying to work FT4JA on 30 meter RTTY last
night. Using Windows 7 Pro 64 bit, I had been trying to find a stereo
mixer program that would allow 2 versions of MMTTY to run, one connected
to the left channel for the main RX and one to the right channel for the
sub
Ah well, wishfull thinking on my part.
On 04/04/2016 13:36, Holger Meinecke wrote:
The KPA is sold,
thanks to all ...
73 Holger dl6abm
Colin schrieb am 14:04 Montag, 4.April 2016:
Holger,
If it is still for sale by the time Friedrichshafen comes around I would
be
The KPA is sold,thanks to all ...73 Holger dl6abm
Colin schrieb am 14:04 Montag, 4.April 2016:
Holger,
If it is still for sale by the time Friedrichshafen comes around I would
be interested.
73
Colin, G3PSM
On 04/04/2016 09:17, Petr, OK1RP/M0SIS wrote:
> Hi
Holger,
If it is still for sale by the time Friedrichshafen comes around I would
be interested.
73
Colin, G3PSM
On 04/04/2016 09:17, Petr, OK1RP/M0SIS wrote:
Hi Holger,
I am interested in your KPA500 please. I droped an private email already.
Thank you for reply off-list.
73 - Petr,
Hi Holger,
I am interested in your KPA500 please. I droped an private email already.
Thank you for reply off-list.
73 - Petr, OK1RP
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