It is what it is. The newscasts tonight said Oregon roads were unusually clear
(with a few exceptions as noted). It appears the locals are trying to stay out
of the way, but we do that here on the coast every summer so the tourists
visiting can enjoy themselves, even when stopping traffic for a
On 8/18/2017 6:38 PM, Barry Simpson wrote:
I then needed to adapt the arrangements to get the KPA500 working from the
TS990 serial port at the same time.
Hi Barry,
You might want to re-think WHAT control of the KPA500 you need. The
KPA500 is quite good at VERY quickly sensing the frequency
Suppose they gave an eclipse and nobody came.
It would take an upgrade to make Godzilla a B-movie.
73, Bob N7XY
On 8/18/17 5:12 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
Jeez Ron, it sounds like the intro to one of those B-grade disaster
movies from my childhood. No one knows if Godzilla will show up. The
Same here in Jefferson County, OR.
Mike
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> On Aug 18, 2017, at 7:36 PM, Phil Kane wrote:
>
>> On 8/18/2017 6:52 PM, Dan Presley wrote:
>>
>> Up here in Portland there’s so far no ARES mass callout.
>
> I can't speak for Portland or
On 8/18/2017 6:52 PM, Dan Presley wrote:
> Up here in Portland there’s so far no ARES mass callout.
I can't speak for Portland or Multnomah County but here in Washington
County (next county west, home of Nike and Intel and others) assignments
have been all given out at meetings, by e-mail
A couple of years ago I downloaded and used a utility program for the K2. It
wasn’t as full-featured as the K3 and KX3 utilities, but it did allow for some
limited remote control through the RS-232 with a KIO2 installed. I can no
longer find it in my computer (maybe because it works only with
One of my Y-BOX customers, AMSAT President Barry Baines, WD4ASW, reported a
problem when connecting the following devices in parallel to the ACC port
of his Elecraft K3:
1. KAT500 / KPA500
2. RemoteRig Interface
3. 4O3A Antenna Genius (in "BCD" mode)
Automatic band switching worked
Just wanted to pass on that today I drove from Ashland to Portland and made it
in 4 & 1/2 hrs. The only slowdown was where it’s 2 lane over the hills around
Grants Pass where the semis try to pass each other :)) Of course the closer to
Monday the worse it’s likely to get, but it may not be that
I have been using my KPA500 for some years with my TS990. The TS990 USB
port runs my logging program, Turbolog 4, and the TS990 serial port is
connected to the KPA500 serial port for automatic band change. All works
well.
Very recently, I bought an SDRPlay RSP2 so I could have a better bandscope
On 8/18/2017 11:57 AM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
> The local telephone services are installing many hundreds of portable
> "towers" to augment the regular cell towers. Even so, I won't be
> surprised if Wayne is correct: Amateur Radio may be the most reliable
> communications system.
Those of us
Jeez Ron, it sounds like the intro to one of those B-grade disaster
movies from my childhood. No one knows if Godzilla will show up. The
eclipse likely won't extend past the normal attention span of a teenager
... then everyone needs to leave and return home. I do hope the hams
are ready if
Thanks Rich. I appreciate the detailed response. Makes sense to me now.
73,
Marty - N1VH
On 8/18/2017 1:05 PM, Richard Ferch wrote:
> Any idea why the K3S decodes the CW message transmission using the CAT
> command, but not the MYCALL command? I have verified that the radio is
> transmitting
Listening in on 14060 KHz but do not hear you yet. Antenna is Hexbeam up about
40 feet. Listening on both K3 and KX2 (not simultaneously though) while I put
together my KX3 that arrived today.
73, phil, K7PEH
Kirkland, WA
> On Aug 18, 2017, at 1:50 PM, Wayne Burdick
14060 CW.
Wayne
http://www.elecraft.com
> On Aug 18, 2017, at 1:44 PM, Charles Powell wrote:
>
> What frequency/mode? I’m on 20 or 17 CW with my KX2 and a 16’ vertical right
> now. Will be in the path of the eclipse on Monday from near Jefferson City
> MO, but
Nothing to do with emcomm, but:
I believe I experience total eclipse a couple times in my youth in
Mich. (1950's), so have experienced that before and probably several
partial eclipses. Only 45% here in Alaska but if sky is clear (not
likely in August) we might get a quick glimpse. 2024 it
Checking out the KX2 and antenna from Ashland. I'll be on until at least 0900Z.
Tomorrow we head for Corvallis.
Wayne
N6KR
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On 8/18/2017 1:05 PM, Richard Ferch wrote:
Second, the only transmitted CW the K3/K3S can decode is keying from the
paddle input to the radio's internal CW keyer.
And if we want to program K3 or K3S memories, we must either send with a
paddle connected to the K3/K3S keyer port or program them
N1VH wrote:
> Any idea why the K3S decodes the CW message transmission using the CAT
> command, but not the MYCALL command? I have verified that the radio is
> transmitting in both cases. I have tried various decode threshold values
as well.
First off, when you use the CAT command the radio is
I have my K3S set up in N1MM+ as suggested on pages 187 & 188 of the Fred Cady
manual (38400,N,8,1,CW,Always Off). The radio is set to RS232 = USB and
PTT-KEY = OFF-dtr.
CW Transmit Message Decode Behavior: (.mf file)
When the function key (eg. f4) is set to '{MYCALL}', the radio transits as
Hello,
The latest release of Win4K3Suite now supports N1MM+ Contest Logger’s Spectral
display. This enhancements broadcasts spectral data from Win4K3Suite to the
spectrum display window in N1MM+ allowing identification of signals that you
can actually hear as shown in the spectral display.
Other than I-5, Oregon's highways are one lane each way with few exceptions in
more built up areas. As Eclipse viewers arrive, the roads fill up fast. Local
news reported that one town in the eastern Willamette Valley had a 30 mile long
bumper-to-bumper back up yesterday. I-5 should be moving
Thanks to all who offered suggestions and advice and particularly to Don
Wilhelm, who stuck with it through several rounds of off-list e-mails as I
worked through the problem.
There may be something useful in the experience, so here’s what it was:
R7 is a ¼ watt resistor on the K2 front panel
Problem has been solved. K3 is working OK. The settings for the WJST-X
F8 mode software were not correct. Also the MIC output from my computer
was not working properly. Thank you all who responded.
73, Gene W2BXR
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Hi Sid,
The KP1 error message has to do with the K-Pod. Make sure you are running
the latest K3 firmware. If you're still having a problem after upgrading
your firmware, please email me directly at Elecraft. My email is pauls at
you know where dot com.
Kindly,
Paul
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I am on 20 meters working FT8 and I keep getting an error message “KP1”. I
don’t find that message in the K3s manual or in Fred Cady’s book. Can someone
tell me what it means and what the remedy might be?
Sid, NZ7M
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I'm planning to go very early Monday morning, north on I-25 into Wyoming.
I'm hoping their predictions are as accurate as those were for Y2K
end-of-civilization-as-we-know-it.
Barry W2UP
w0mu wrote
> I-25 In Colorado is going to be a complete mess. They are expecting
> over 500k people to go
I wonder if these jacked up rates includes a current infestation of bed
bugs? I understand they are very popular these days.
No thank you, I'll stay in our own travel trailer.
73
Bob, K4TAX
K3S s/n 10163
On 8/18/2017 12:41 AM, Wes Stewart wrote:
Hmm, $51/night, for $5,000 they'll sell
They are expecting an extra 1/2-3/4 million people along the path in
Southern Illinois. It's a very rural area and the State expects backups on
the Interstates because the roads there do not have true cloverleafs, there
is a stop sign at the top of each ramp and only room for about 16 cars on
the
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