Sid,
Why aren't you using the sound card in the K3S? Then your JT65 and PSK
software talks to the K3S sound card through the USB cable. Then you do not
need external sound cards or connections to LINE IN, LINE OUT or the front
panel MIC jack.
I operate AFSK RTTY and this is how I have MTTY, N1MM
Have a look at this video its pretty good from ARRL on small
inverter generators. the filter part is the key.
https://youtu.be/rOH7Ze7wreQ
I would not cheep out however get a cheep generator and it might do
you for a few years and you end up having to get another one
spend good money
Sid,
In that case, you would set the MIC SEL menu to FP.L as you have it, and
feed the soundcard output to the mic input.
Note that this has nothing to do with your headset that you use for SSB.
Use DATA A mode rather than SSB because that data submode sets
compression to 1-1 and the TX EQ
Don and Bill-- I am using the front panel mike jack and Mic-select (Data mode)
is set FP.L.
Sid, NZ7M
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Use a switching power supply with the generator or any other questionable AC
source. They gobble up unstable AC like no one's business.
Take care,MarkAA3K
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wunder
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> On Aug 10, 2016, at 4:21 PM, Nr4c wrote:
>
> Which mic jack is selected, front or rear?
>
> Sent from my iPhone
> ...nr4c. bill
>
>
> On Aug 10, 2016, at 7:11 PM, Sid Frissell
Which mic jack is selected, front or rear?
Sent from my iPhone
...nr4c. bill
On Aug 10, 2016, at 7:11 PM, Sid Frissell wrote:
>> Help! I seem to have created a problem for myself (something I do more
>> often each year!). While trying to set up new headphones with
Sid,
Go into the DATA A submode and check the menu MIC SEL setting - that
setting should be per mode, but you may have inadvertently set it to
something other than LINE IN.
"Old" is a state of mind, quite apart from chronological age. Keep
thinking young! Although the physical aspects of
> Help! I seem to have created a problem for myself (something I do more often
> each year!). While trying to set up new headphones with boom mic for use with
> my K3S s/n 10462 I apparently changed a menu or config. menu item I
> shouldn't have! Now I have no audio on data modes JT-65,
Yes, a new operating challenge: WAS with 5 Watts
and a dummy load, Ted ;-)
A step up (or down!) from loading up bed springs,
lawn chair and the like.
73, Phil W7OX
On 8/10/16 10:59 AM, Dauer, Edward wrote:
Reduces QRM on both ends. Few other devices can do that.
Ted, KN1CBR
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On Wed, 2016-08-10 at 14:15 -0400, George Danner wrote:
> We have used both the 1 Kw & 2 kw Honda inverters for field day and
> had only a tiny bit of RFI. They were both very quiet (RFI & sound
> wise) compared to the 5 kW "construction" generator we used years ago.
> IMHO - I'd try the Harbor
Thanks Joe for clearing that up. I had read and read and still
could not sort that one out.
Thanks Leroy AB7CE
-Original Message-
From: Joe Subich, W4TV
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2016 8:16 AM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KFL3A-6K-IR Filter
Band
Advice well taken. Thanks.
> On Aug 10, 2016, at 15:30, Jim Brown wrote:
>
> On Wed,8/10/2016 12:05 PM, Bill Cobb wrote:
>> I also have run my station on our Honda EU2000 with no issues.
>
> Remember that it all depends on what your antennas are, how close they are
Jim,
Thanks for the pointer to the briefing. That's good input.
We used the Honda 1000. We didn't seem to see anything on site from
that particular generator. However, we could have.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
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From: "Jim Brown"
To:
On Wed,8/10/2016 12:05 PM, Bill Cobb wrote:
I also have run my station on our Honda EU2000 with no issues.
Remember that it all depends on what your antennas are, how close they
are to the generator, and how much OTHER noise is present.
Our FD and CQP (California QSO Party) teams set up in
I believe the Predator make generators are made in China. I have friend who
purchased one, worked well but lots of RFI, so much so we fired up the Honda
EU-2000. Another problem is service, since no parts are available, you cant
get repaired anywhere in my area of the country. I have the
I also have run my station on our Honda EU2000 with no issues.
Bill k4yjj
> On Aug 10, 2016, at 2:29 PM, Ken wrote:
>
> I have run my station on the Honda inverter generators (EU-2000 and -3000).
> No problems, no issues.
>
> Ken
> 3. WA8JXM
>
> On 8/10/16 10:46 AM,
I have run my station on the Honda inverter generators (EU-2000 and
-3000). No problems, no issues.
Ken
3. WA8JXM
On 8/10/16 10:46 AM, Ramon Tristani wrote:
I want to take my K3 out for portable use and also training for emergencies
with my local ham friends here. I am thinking of buying
We have used both the 1 Kw & 2 kw Honda inverters for field day and had only
a tiny bit of RFI.
They were both very quiet (RFI & sound wise) compared to the 5 kW
"construction" generator we used years ago.
IMHO - I'd try the Harbor Freight unit. It is 1/3 the price of a Honda and
H.F. has a
I want to thank everyone that provided comments and advice on my subject post.
All replies have been extremely useful and my decision will not be too
difficult to make now.
Ramon, NQ9V
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Reduces QRM on both ends. Few other devices can do that.
Ted, KN1CBR
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Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2016 07:43:49 -0700
From: Phil Wheeler
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3s - KAT3A is a Great ATU!
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Lew and All,
Heath wasn't the only casualty of the tech explosion. There were dead
bodies all over the place! Even Microsoft might have cratered if IBM hadn't
failed to recognize the importance of DOS!
It's really amazing what we have seen in just 25 years or so. I paid a
small fortune
I apologize in advance:
It is a full wave on some (undisclosed) frequency.
Again, sorry, but I couldn't help myself.
73, Bill, K8TE
Message: 15
Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2016 07:54:29 -0500
From: Ronnie Hull >
To: Wes Stewart
We had a generator for our special event station in Ely, NV
which made so much noise we couldn't hear any signals. Sorry I
don't know the brand or model, but not all generators are
suitable for ham use.
Our solution was to go QRT while we recharged our batteries.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 8/10/16 at
I can't comment on that specific generator. I do have some experience
with inverter generators. In one case, a Honda 1 kW used at FD, there
was no detectable noise from the inverter. But a friend has a 3.5 kW
Honda that he uses when RV'ing and it is terribly noisy.
The ARRL ran some tests
Ramon,
If you have some mechanical skills, you can build your own 13.8 volt
generator.
A gasoline engine driving an automotive alternator which in turn feeds a
battery. Put it all on a small wagon and you don't need the power
supply. It will not be as compact as a portable generator, but
Jim:
That is a great article on suppressing noise. I really appreciate it.
Ramon
> On Aug 10, 2016, at 13:04, Jim Brown wrote:
>
> On Wed,8/10/2016 9:50 AM, Barry LaZar wrote:
>> Your K3 doesn't care.
>
> The issue is not compatibility with the radio. Electronic
Or a FARAD cap
Mel, K6KBE
From: Bob N3MNT
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2016 10:01 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 and inverter generators
I recommend adding a 12V Battery to the system to provide a buffer. This
will be of more
Ramon Tristani writes:
> I want to take my K3 out for portable use and also training for
> emergencies with my local ham friends here. I am thinking of buying
> the Predator Inverter Generator that Harbor Freight sells. Does
> anybody out there has had any experience with
Ramon,
While it should do the job for producing AC for your power supply, I
wonder about the "Inverter" part of it. That tells me that the native
generator produces DC and is then run through an inverter to give AC output.
Some inverters do produce RF noise, so I would want to try it out
On Wed,8/10/2016 9:50 AM, Barry LaZar wrote:
Your K3 doesn't care.
The issue is not compatibility with the radio. Electronic devices,
especially those handling power, produce RF noise that is radiated both
by internal wiring and by external wiring (like the power cable that we
plug into
I recommend adding a 12V Battery to the system to provide a buffer. This
will be of more important if running 100W CW.
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On Wed,8/10/2016 7:46 AM, Ramon Tristani wrote:
I am thinking of buying the Predator Inverter Generator that Harbor Freight
sells. Does anybody out there has had any experience with it while using it to
power a radio?
Everything I've seen at Harbor Freight is off-shore made junk, and the
Ramon,
Your K3 doesn't care. It runs off the 12 volt power supply that will
plug into the generator. There shouldn't be a problem, though. We used a
Honda 1K during field day which is of the type and had no problems. I
really expect that you should be OK. However, if you are concerned,
On 8/10/2016 10:39 AM, Bill Frantz wrote:
I believe the band lines from the K3 (and K3S) are compatible with
the Kenwood encoding.
*YAESU* encoding - Kenwood does not provide "band data" outputs.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
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The Elecraft boards comply with ROHS.
You can use leaded solder. The solder used on the Elecraft boards is
non-leaded, but leaded solder will mix with it just fine. I have used
it many times.
The problem with hand soldering with non-lead solder is that it does not
flow well, so I
I want to take my K3 out for portable use and also training for emergencies
with my local ham friends here. I am thinking of buying the Predator Inverter
Generator that Harbor Freight sells. Does anybody out there has had any
experience with it while using it to power a radio? Comments
Of course not! Not when we have small, convenient
dummy loads :-)
Phil W7OX
On 8/10/16 4:17 AM, MaverickNH wrote:
Antennas? We don't need no stinking antennas! ;-)
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I'm away from my K3 information, but I believe the band lines
from the K3 (and K3S) are compatible with the Kenwood encoding.
The one gotcha is that the encoding for 60 meters is the same as
when the radio is powered off.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 8/10/16 at 7:19 PM, a...@hotmail.com (AB2E Darrell)
Band width was 6k Hz, offset 0. When I turn the band width knob I
only get a spread of 5k. Any suggestion would help.
This is normal. The "BW" display shows the audio bandwidth not the
IF bandwidth. Audio bandwidth is defined as FC + WIDTH/2
In the case of [double sideband] AM, the IF
Hello Elecrafters,
I have decided to install KPAIO3MDKT on the K3S, I'm just starting to build,
which means soldering one electrolytic capacitor on two existing pads on the
KPAI03 module board.
I don't know it the Elecraft modules - or all PCB devices in the USA - use
leaded or non-leaded solder.
My K3S (100w PA, no subRX, no ATU) has an audible sound (from inside the
chassis) that is reminiscent of a flyback transformer squeal. The sound
diminishes or completely goes away when using GNUradio’s rigctld + software
panadapter. Is it possible the KIO3B stops making noise during high
I don't!!! And in love my loop! It's quiet and I bust pileups with Dailey! It's
great!
If I had to guess it has somewhere between 250-300 feet of wire. Or not
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> On Aug 10, 2016, at 7:39 AM, Wes Stewart wrote:
>
> How do you know it's a full wave?
>
How do you know it's a full wave?
On 8/10/2016 4:36 AM, w5...@comcast.net wrote:
...full wave loop... which has an unknown amount of wire...
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George,
Set the ATU menu to CAL - the KAT100 will be effectively bypassed.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 8/9/2016 11:38 PM, George Rebong wrote:
I would like to use an external antenna tuner. How can I set the K2 KAT100-2
antenna tuner on bypass?
George KE6TE
Find me on "Zello", a walkie talkie or handi talkie type app. I'm listed as
KE5GBC. I'm mostly on late at night.
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>
> Date: August 10, 2016, 6:51:05 AM CDT
> To:
LOL.. rock on brother! I'm a believer it just throwing a chunk of wire in a
tree and making contacts.. I don't need no stinking EZ- antenna programs LOL
btw.. 300 confirmed on my full wave loop... which has an unknown amount of
wire, fed with a unknown length of 300 ohm twinlead, and unknown
A few days ago, when assembling my 43ft Vertical antenna, I ran a RG213 from
rig to outside and a longer RG213 from antenna to outside my house. I later
powered up the K3S/KAT3A to test that new 43ft Vertical, wondering if there
must be a problem, as reception was quite a bit lower than my G5RV.
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