I would think both amplifiers will have the same connector on the
production models since the order page lists the same cable (KPAK3AUX)
for both of them.
Mike KI0HA
On 12/2/2017 23:17, James F. Boehner MD via Elecraft wrote:
The FCC OET External Pictures here:
Doug,
I checked 20m about 5pm and noted S3 noise but also that I had the
PRE turned on. With preamp off 20m noise is running S2. But both
40m and 80m see S6 noise on my inverted-V hung on the tower under the
triband yagi. This high for usual on these bands for here (yes, PRE is off).
I
Thanks Jim. I wasn't aware the FCC acceptance info was available.
Unrelated but interesting is that the KPA1500 FAQ puts the typical drive
power at 50W but the average in the FCC tests was 66W. 17m required a
whopping 81W.
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The P3 with external monitor sure does a good job of displaying
meteor pings! That's about all I am seeing on 10. Back to the
160 Contest.
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
Yuma, AZ
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From: Wayne Burdick
Sent: Saturday, December 2, 2017 5:33 PM
To: k...@roadrunner.com
The FCC OET External Pictures here:
https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/ViewExhibitReport.cfm?mode=Exhibits
equestTimeout=500=N_id=ihVuEIeRW6zTYKpm1zmQDA==&
fcc_id=UTR-KPA1500
External Photos show a male AUX connector.
Hopefully that is what the production model will have.
'73 de JIM N2ZZ
Good Evening,
Another parcel of cloud pushes its way through a gap in the nearby
mountains. It slides, tumbles its way down to a low area. Gradually this
space fills with low layer of mist. As it fills the fog becomes more
dense. I start seeing waves as an aliquot of cloud hits the ‘lake’
The picture of back of the RF deck on the KPA1500 FAQ shows a female DE-15
for the AUX port. The KPA500 has a male DE-15 AUX port. Is the port in the
picture correct or just a pre-production mock-up with the wrong gender?
I ask because I'm inserting a switch box and am making the associated
And "hamfest" Bird slugs have been found to notoriously be in error.
{if they work at all} And remember, the Bird meter is a voltage
sensing instrument and any impedance deviation from the calibrated
value, normally 50 ohms, will introduce an error in the reading.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On
=== Full disclosure: This radio needs work to get it going. ===
I got it in a trade with another ham a few years ago. I bought a 4-band filter
board for it, and after staring intently at the parts layout diagram I STILL
installed the four trimmer capacitors backwards! It does work with them
A 20% error is not at all unusual in commercial wattmeters either. The famous
"Bird" units are only accurate to 5% of full scale. That means that if you are
reading 1/2 scale the accuracy is only 10% and only 20% as 1/4 scale. Since
Hams tend not to buy all the slugs needed to ensure their
Tom –
I would add only one suggestion to all of the good advice that’s been posted
here. That is, to read everything before doing anything. I have found it true
in pretty much every complex thing I’ve ever done, both professionally and at
the radio workbench – knowing how one piece of a
The ARRL 160 m contest is in full swing. See:
http://www.arrl.org/160-meter
Sounds like Field Day on the band right now, at least in the CW segment. Give
it a listen.
73,
Wayne
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Looks like 10 m is acting like 6 meters today -- all the activity is
sporadic-E, an all in the eastern half of the U.S.
Wayne
> On Dec 2, 2017, at 4:31 PM, wrote:
>
> I have a blast with my KX3 during RTTY contests. I sometimes use the QRP
>
I have a blast with my KX3 during RTTY contests. I sometimes use the QRP Works
Ham Central Terminal with my rig, but about two months ago I simply ran the rig
sans terminal using nothing more than message memories and a paddle during a
contest. I easily worked about 24 DX countries through a
An RTTY contests is a great time to try your Elecraft rig’s built-in RTTY
capability, either using a keyer paddle or the Terminal window in the Utility
application. (Applies to K3, K3S, KX2, KX3.)
The 10 meter RTTY contests starts soon (Z), so take a listen if you get a
chance. You can use
A key time and mistake-saver is to be sure to check off each step in the
assembly procedure as you complete it. Double check to be sure it was done as
stated before checking it off. That is why Wayne has mandated check boxes on
all significant steps, so you can be sure where you left off after
Bill,
Do you have anything plugged into the LINE IN jack on the K3S? That
overrides the output of the CODEC.
Have you adjusted the audio level to produce 4 bars with the 5th bar
flashing on the ALC meter? Yes, that is unique with Elecraft gear.
If you are not familiar with that
Sorry for the space. The problem had to do with enabling the
2nd CODEC in the audio panel. Now both transmitters are being
keyed, but only with PTT enabled. It still doesn't work with VOX
and I can't here the sent audio in the monitor. And the radios
sometimes hang in transmit. Hmmm...
Bill
CrankIr antenna & Begali key Sold.
Thank you for responses
Sid
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Thank you all for the advice. I'm looking forward to beginning and I plan
to pace myself and since I'm the caregiver for my wife I will have to
ration things out. I'm sure I will be back, all of the posts are very
interesting and seem to always generate a lot of interest and knowledgable
answers.
I just got my second K3S and can't get it going SO2R with N1MM+ RTTY
The first K3S runs AFSK through the USB. VOX is used. DTR is used for CW
keying. PTT for DIGI modes is not enabled. Has always worked great. (I did
read the DTR keying won't work in SO2R, but my SO2R will be RTTY only)
I got
My KX2 is Sold.
Thank you for your responses.
Sid
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My backyard operating operating days are over due to health issues. Some of my
portable stuff listed is for sale.
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* KX2 with options
* Begali Adventure Dual Paddle, with mounts
* CrankIR (Steppir), portable Vertical
Got one of those "cranky electric fence" across the highway. The Noise
Blanker does a wonderful job of making it go away and not punch holes in
the signal at the same time. Thanks Elecraft!
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 12/2/2017 9:05 AM, Doug Person wrote:
That seems odd. I live in a community of
That seems odd. I live in a community of about 2000 spread over an area
of 450 square miles. There is power and phone service to every house.
Internet is either satellite or over the cellular network. My noise
level on 20 meters is less than S1 and usually doesn't even move the
meter. 80 and
Don's points are very good. Add to that the resistance or load value
to which the power indicator was calibrated. Ideally it is 50 ohms R
+j0. However, being a voltage sensing circuit, any deviation from 50
ohms will impact the indication. Thus a 55 ohm load, showing a SWR of
1.1:1 can
I agree with all this advice. I can tell you that any questions you have
will be answered by the fine people on the Elecraft forums, and if they
can't, Elecraft provides exceptional help. I have built three Elecraft kits
and got help from one of the designers on one of the forums, on a weekend,
HI Tom,
I, like you, chose to get back into ham radio after many years by building the
K3S.
Don suggestions are right on the money. Follow the instructions to the letter.
I made 3 small errors, all found with the help of Elecraft tech support, and I
think with Don’s help as well. I
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