Good Evening,
A mostly dry week let me cut a lot of firewood. Falling trees on a
hill makes it tricky to read how they will fall. But the laws of physics
can be bent. A come along helps a lot. Moving all the wood is a great
way to get a little exercise. I am sleeping well.
The sun is
John,
Try backing down the MIC Gain setting to something low or mid-range.
If you get the mic voltage too high, the mic amplifier detects that and
inserts attenuation that will shut the audio from the mic down.
So bottom line, start with a low MIC Gain setting and increase it until
you see 5
Hi All,
Apologies if this question posts twice - my attempt yesterday was
unsuccessful, so here goes again.
I've been running KX3 #2511 for several years on SSB with the MH3 mic and
with settings: Mic gain 35 and compression 12. It's worked flawlessly and
that combination of settings has
If someone tries the Avantree (thanks, Al!) headset, please estimate or
measure the latency for receive audio. The spec sheet says nothing
about an actual number, even though the banner adindicates Low Latency.
Without an actual number, that is pretty worthless. Most consumer
electronics
Don,
ok will do that. Thanks for help!
73 Gernot DF5RF
Am 07.10.2017 um 02:16 schrieb Don Wilhelm:
Gernot,
You either have a malfunctioning U1 or you have a bad relay at K1.
Since you were able to get K1 to operate and select 60 meters, I
suspect U1 is the problem. Request a replacement
Steve,
Is that with the KAF2 or the KDSP2 installed.
If the KAF2, you *must* change the date first - if it is correct, move
it up and move it right back down.
That was intentional to keep the time from being accidentally changed in
situations like Field where there are operators with
Well, I'm following the instructions but when I get to the part of actually
changing the time or date by using the Band+ or Band- buttons, nothing happens.
the current date is showing correctly and the time is 6 hrs behind UTC.
73,
Steve, W1SFR
I'm no expert, but getting Bluetooth wireless phones and.or buds to work
with sufficiently low latency is (based on my limited
experience/research) dependent upon BOTH the BT version/capability
(hardware AND software) in BOTH the phones/buds AND the BT
receiver/transmitter in your device
Looking through the archive, I didn’t find much info about what units people
are using. I did, however, notice several caveats about the latency of
Bluetooth headphones, especially for CW.
It looks like there are now several BT headphones on the market that claim to
have low latency, which
On 05/10/17 14:19, John Oppenheimer wrote:
The Balun, both 1:1 and 4:1 is modeled with a perfect conventional
transformer block "A." The KX3 ATU is modeled with the L-C network block
"LC1." A five foot RG-58A/U between the Balun and KX3 is added.
A perfect transformer is not a good model for
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