Wow, makes me want one!!!
The QSB and noise was running S7, pretty extreme, but the signal broke
through and sounded very clean here in ID.
Much Regards
Dwight
WM5F
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It was a KPA1500 engineering prototype.
73 de Dick, K6KR
> On Aug 6, 2017, at 17:41, Brian Hunt wrote:
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> That 1500 watts sure sounded sweet!
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> 73,
> Brian, K0DTJ
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That 1500 watts sure sounded sweet!
73,
Brian, K0DTJ
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The Pro Audio Engineering Kx32 Heatsink has more surface area than any
other commercially available KX3 heatsink. Regarding mass, more is not
necessarily better. If you take two heatsinks with the same surface
area, on the
Well that was fun. Both nets had alright propagation. Nothing to write
home to mom about but OK. A wide variety of QRN types as well as the
ever present QSB. Then there are the tests: a weak KX3 signal from the
wilds of Minnesota, 400 watts from Central California, and then an ear
testing
For my K3S S/N 10,886 : I'd like to send the CW monitor signal into the
computer via the usb connection so that MRP40 (for example) can monitor my
sending on the K3. Currently I use a microphone providing audio input to
the computer.
Does the CW monitor signal appear on the K3 sound card so I
Great news; found it!
It was a connection to my coax switch; take it out of line, it goes
away. re-connected, it comes back. Cleaned the connections and
reconnected, it is gone.
Hurrah!
73 de Dave, W5SV
On 8/6/17 12:12, Mike Flowers wrote:
Good to find the root cause. Fix will be an
This looks a little shady?
On Sun, Aug 6, 2017 at 7:03 PM, Bob McGraw (via Dropbox) via Elecraft <
elecraft@mailman.qth.net> wrote:
> Hi Jane,
>
> Bob McGraw (rmcg...@blomand.net) invited you to view the file " Video Aug
> 04, 8 12 25 AM.mov " on Dropbox.
>
> View file[1]
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> Enjoy!
> The
Make sure you have not accidentally enabled Ant 2 on the KXPA100.
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I have just finished building a K2 and the KPA100 as one of my options.
After sending the radio and all the components to Mr. Don Wilhelm, W3FPR, I
realized I needed the KAT100 tuner to work with my antennas. So I have
decided to leave my K2 as a basic rig and sell the KPA100.
The KPA100 is
Wayne,
I have had good success with the KX2 logging function for CW SOTA. Works
well and quite easy to review and transfer using the LG; command in KX2
Utility.
The only issue I have is storage, even using memory for CQs it's full after
50 of my short SOTA exchanges. Is there any way storage
Actually, that’s 63 C at the PA device location on the PC board. The outside
surface of the heat sink itself is quite a bit lower in temperature.
Wayne
N6KR
> On Aug 6, 2017, at 11:39 AM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
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> The KX3 and KX2 max heat sink temperature is 63 C. At that
The KX3 and KX2 max heat sink temperature is 63 C. At that point power is
automatically dropped to 5 W. If it reaches the max temp again, transmit is
exited.
Wayne
N6KR
> On Aug 6, 2017, at 10:27 AM, Jim Brown wrote:
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> A well designed output stage SHOULD be
A well designed output stage SHOULD be hot to the touch. The temperature
component of protection in Elecraft output stages seems to kick in when
the internal temperature approaches 70 deg C. You can see this, for
example, by watching temperature in the KPA500 and listening to fan
speed. The
My thoughts exactly, Clay. I have a KPA/KAT500 on my Rig 2 and also use
them when operating the station remotely. I'm replacing them with a
KPA1500, but I'm sore tempted to hang on to the 500s for portable use.
73,
/Rick N6XI
On Sun, Aug 6, 2017 at 8:33 AM, Clay Autery wrote:
Mike, it is clean on a dummy load; I guess I need to track down if I
have lost my ground somewhere, or find the feedback path...
73 de Dave, W5SV
On 8/6/17 00:13, Mike Flowers wrote:
Hi Dave,
Have you tried this using a dummy load? May be useful to eliminate RFI as a
cause.
-- Mike
Price dropped to 2100 for both.
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KC6CNN - Gerald
K1 # 0014
K3 # 6294
KX3 # 757
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I expect the KPA500/KAT500 secondary pricing to dip TEMPORARILY when the
KPA1500 is released and then recover quite rapidly... just as soon as
whatever number of "extra" (above market supply) of previously owned
KPA/KAT500 combos find new homes.
The two amps serve completely different market
KPA1500's might appear soon.
Price important.
73 de Brian/K3KO
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