Hi Jim,
qth.com is a much more popular than ebay for the sale of modern
HF transceivers and accessories.
73
Frank
W3LPL
- Original Message -
From: "Jim Low man"
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2018 4:00:34 AM
Subject:
When I get home after being in the hospital and rehab mostly since mid-August,
I need to thin the herd-and not only Elecraft items.
I checked eBay for sales/auctions for these three transceivers, and came up
empty. Maybe it’s the time of year. Maybe it’s the commissions?
Of course, I would
I think it would be nice for a future firmware update to add a progressive
tuning rate. I can imagine the simplest added root menu item: VFO PRG [Disable
(or OFF)/Enable] (rather than complexifying the existing VFO CRS submenu).
Adding more options would be possible for a VFO PRG menu item,
Ballistic tuning would be a great addition if possible via a software update
and as for the board level modifications I too have been waiting for the
same.
Mike
VE3WDM
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Seems like some requests for ballistic tuning have returned to the
reflector after a long quiet spell. Ballistic tuning is what the JA radios
do when you spin their VFO knob faster; it senses the rotation dynamic and
increments the tuning differently until the rotation speed goes 'back' to a
I like the tuning rates on my K3S just as it is. No changes
requested. And I have radios with variable tuning rates. They are an
annoyance in my usage.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 1/2/2018 6:23 PM, Merv Schweigert via Elecraft wrote:
Set the parameters and use the rate button, push go fast, push
If you desire a small lightweight power supply, the Powerwerx SS-30DV should
be fine. There are some reports of noise on the EHAM reviews but also many 5
star ratings. I use the Powerwerx unit for contest expeditions and I have
not noticed any RFI or other issues.
John KK9A
N1JM wrote:
I need
Set the parameters and use the rate button, push go fast, push go slow,
you an set how fast or slow you wish to go.
About the only thing I like about using my Drake R4C over my K3S is that I can
cover a lot of band with a couple of twists of the Drake's tuning knob, at
25KHz per rotation.
If it ends up working anything like that 'feature' on the Yaesu FT-847,
it will certainly not please me - and I will want a way to turn it off.
I find nothing wrong with the tuning rate selection on the K3 or KX3/KX2
using the RATE button(s). In addition, you can set the VFO OFS so that
the
About the only thing I like about using my Drake R4C over my K3S is that I can
cover a lot of band with a couple of twists of the Drake's tuning knob, at
25KHz per rotation. However, it's tough to clarify SSB at that rate, though
it's actually not too fast for CW for me.
I'd love to see the
I actually thought all radios had this feature. When I first got my KX2, i kept
turning the knob faster and faster looking to see if it would kick in, and was
kind of disappointed when it didn’t. So I would like to see it added to the KX2
and KX3.
Ralph AA5YC
> On Jan 2, 2018, at 1:51 PM,
Thanks everyone for the responses.
Also found a post from a few years back that talked about this too (from Don I
think referencing Wayne). Puts my mind to rest. I was worried that I may have
messed up my assembly, but it turns out that this thing is so sensitive that it
can hear/interfere with
I'd like that feature, too. For those who don't like it, just add a
menu item to enable it.
Scott K9MA
On 1/2/2018 10:50, Chuck Chandler wrote:
Whooo-hooo. Sign me up. I would love to have the progressive tuning rate,
that is something I miss from my past rigs.
73 es HNY de Chuck, WS1L
I too am going to work remote and have a need to get/set the LINE IN level
programmatically. The November 2017 programmers reference still contains no
commands for LINE IN.
Given how it works on the front panel I was expecting the MG (mic gain)
command to return the LINE IN level when in DATA A
My Lowe HF-150 receiver (1991) has it.
By now, I think we’ve established that the feature is not protected by a
patent, since it is implemented in so many radios.
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
CM87wj
http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)
> On Jan 2, 2018, at 10:43 AM, Fred Jensen
My FT-847 from 20+ years ago had it, Yaesu called it the "Jog Ring" or
something like that. I found it to be annoying at best, and frustrating
most of the time. I think this has come up here in years past with no
changes ... if Elecraft were to decide to do it, I certainly hope it
will be
My old Kenwood R-5000 receiver (1990?) also does this.
Brian
KB1VBF
Sent from my iPad
> On Jan 2, 2018, at 9:28 AM, Ryan O'Connor wrote:
>
> Oh man! That’s awesome!
>
> Ryan
> KM4ZZW
>
> Sent from my mobile device. Expect strange words and horrendous misspelling.
>
I wrote up how I separated the transmit and receive 2m paths at:-
https://g4fre.blogspot.co.uk/2014/12/seperate-receive-and-transmit-paths-for
.html
I also wrote up how I got a range of output power from the K144XV suitable
for my microwave external Transverters at
Hi,
Icom has had that for a long time even for their low end rigs such as the
IC-718. This has been suggested here a while ago for Elecraft to consider.
As far as I know the idea was rejected. I liked it on my Icom rigs, but some
people truly hate it. Nowadays many people, including myself, use
Thanks for all your comments and suggestions on and off the mailing list. I'm
probably going to bite for the Elecraft version.
73, John N1JM
John_N1JM wrote
> I need a new power supply for my K3s or my other 13V 20 amp transceivers.
> Is
> this one a good choice? Works well? Minimal RF hash?
>
I had a similar bad weather situation with my VHF operating in VHF
contests. The 144 MHz position was next to the door that went outside,
and the shack was alone on a rocky hilltop. It was 26 miles from the
ocean, so very little salt air, but the door was usually open and fog
and humidity was
+1
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[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Chuck Chandler
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2018 11:50 AM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Progressive Tuning Rate
Whooo-hooo. Sign me up. I would love to
This Remote shack works fine but I am not using it. Raising money for KPA1500.
Also included is separate 110 Volt remote power switch for KPA500. Paid close
to $800. Will sell for $400. Cables specifically for K3, KX3 or K3S.
Bob
K7VO
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Whooo-hooo. Sign me up. I would love to have the progressive tuning rate,
that is something I miss from my past rigs.
73 es HNY de Chuck, WS1L
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Jim,
The K144XV is natively a single antenna port transceiver.
But if you need separate TX and RX antenna connections for your
transverter, note that there is a jumper setting that can apply +5V on
the output coax during transmit - see page 21 of the K144XV instructions.
You should be able to
Begin forwarded message:
> From: K9ZTV
> Date: January 2, 2018 at 9:24:07 AM CST
> To: Ryan O'Connor
> Cc: Michael Murphy , "elecraft@mailman.qth.net"
>
> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] PROGRESSIVE TUNING RATE
>
>
Oh man! That’s awesome!
Ryan
KM4ZZW
Sent from my mobile device. Expect strange words and horrendous misspelling.
From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net on
behalf of Michael Murphy
Sent: Tuesday, January 2, 2018
I have the Astron SS30M which I find to be electrically quiet, excellent
regulation. The fan does cycle on and off from time to time and that is
noticeable. I power 3 radios, not at the same time, from this
supply. Originally it has the Pos and Neg connections where you insert
the wire
My SS30DV has worked flawlessly for about 6 years on a variety of rigs and other
uses.
Contrary to the lack of such info, the actual voltage IS ADJUSTABLE with a small
potentiometer inside the unit.
However, there is a flaw in the unit. I use it at a condo on a beach of the
Atlantic Ocean in Cocoa
My 20+ year old Icom 775 DSP does the same thing.
On Tue, Jan 2, 2018 at 8:39 AM, Michael Murphy wrote:
> I was watching a video last night that Bob Nagy, AB5N did on the Icom 7610.
> In the video Bob showed a feature called "Progressive Tuning Rate" that
> varies the tuning rate
I was watching a video last night that Bob Nagy, AB5N did on the Icom 7610.
In the video Bob showed a feature called "Progressive Tuning Rate" that
varies the tuning rate based on the speed of the tuning knob. Please see
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elW42Nkiu0U at about 5 minutes into the
The strongest hash moves up and down 8the 80 meter band.. But my main
objection is that it shuts down the KX3 at turn-on. I use it with the
PowerWerx PG40S and a 12 volt battery. Whenever I forget to turn on the SS30
first, I have to repower the KX3 and then use the menu to switch the power
Dear John,
I found that the Powerwerx that Elecraft resells (see: Elecraft® Hands-On Ham
Radio™) resells meets your requirements. It is also available from Powerwerx
(see: Power Supplies | Powerwerx). I switched to it from my Astron power
supply. I have detected no RF hash on my Elecraft
Hi all,
the interesting think is to check the first -30dB attenuation skirt first.
(After about -30dB down from the peak of the crystal filter response curve
the DSP handles the remaining signal rejection for very strong signals that
are inside the filter response curve, effectively sharpening
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