Yes, it is a lot easier if you invert the paddle to switch hands (making the
two hands do a mirror of each other). Sending with your non-writing hand gives
you the ambidextrous advantage
FB de KX2CW
~joan
Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra, said Piglet.
Shaka, when the walls fell, said Pooh.
> On
On 3/18/2018 7:43 PM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
ased on the charts on his web page, Bob Heil knows *nothing* about the
structure of human voice (speech). There is little or no usable energy
in speech below 200 Hz - even the lowest bass voices have little
*speech* energy that low.
I strongly
Kevin:
If you lost the use of your dominant hand due to a stroke or industrial
accident what would you do? I would guess you would continue life pretty much
as it is today except there would be a slowing of productivity until you got
back up to speed with the non-dominant hand. Switching
Which monitor setting are you using? If you have selected "Fast"
monitor, you may not hear the TX Gate (or EQ, compression, etc.).
The fast monitor is "pre-DSP" audio that avoids the latency (delay)
in the DSP processing.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
-Original Message-
From:
> But then, what does Bob Heil know about audio?
Based on the charts on his web page, Bob Heil knows *nothing* about the
structure of human voice (speech). There is little or no usable energy
in speech below 200 Hz - even the lowest bass voices have little
*speech* energy that low. In
How do I stop the KPOD from beeping each time a button is pressed?
Thanks
Jim ab3cv
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Like Eric, I am a lefty. I forced myself to learn to use a paddle with my
right hand so I wouldn’t have to put the pencil down. One different thing I
did was to send DAHs with my thumb (ie. the “slow” finger”) and DITs with my
fore (ie. “last”) finger. What I have found is that my dominant
I've tried upside down before but I'll need practice sending normally
with the "wrong" hand.
Thank you,
Kevin.
On 03/18/2018 07:10 PM, Alan wrote:
My first speed key was a left-handed bug, even though I am
right-handed. (My college room mate WB2SEZ was a lefty and I used his
Very cool, I had never heard this way of doing things. I'll try it.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 03/18/2018 07:08 PM, William Ravenel wrote:
I’m right handed but decided I’d use a paddle left handed fore ease of taking
notes. In my case I left the paddle sense alone (dahs on right paddle) to
My first speed key was a left-handed bug, even though I am right-handed.
(My college room mate WB2SEZ was a lefty and I used his bug.) To this
day I can send with either a bug or an electronic keyer with either
hand. I think it would be challenging, but certainly do-able, to learn
to send
I’m right handed but decided I’d use a paddle left handed fore ease of taking
notes. In my case I left the paddle sense alone (dahs on right paddle) to
facilitate sharing without reversing. Didn’t see how this would be harder and
it hasn’t been.
Will, AI4VE
Hey Fred,
I know of one guitarist who was pretty good playing backward
guitar. He was from Seattle and known as Jimi. Regular guitar tuning
but backward because of the the northpaw conspiracy. While I could just
barely throw a 90 mph fast ball (four seamer) right handed I could never
A survey taken here on the list a number of years ago found that:
~25% of hams considered themselves left-handed
~all of them considered themselves to be engineers or retired engineers
~50% of them learned to send right to 1) keep the log, and 2) be able to
guest op
~0% of northpaws learned to
The boost at high frequencies will allow the mic audio to pick up
extraneous room noise, and may override (interfere) with the operation
of the noise gate.
Jim is correct on all other counts.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/18/2018 9:41 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
The original question was about TX Noise Gate.
Yes SIR, I really want to get to Carnegie Hall :)
VY 73 all ya-all
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 03/18/2018 06:45 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Kevin,
Set the paddle menu to PDL Rev, and practice, practice, practice.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/18/2018 8:50 PM, kevinr wrote:
Have any of you attempted
Kevin,
Set the paddle menu to PDL Rev, and practice, practice, practice.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/18/2018 8:50 PM, kevinr wrote:
Have any of you attempted changing dominant hands? My left hand has
very few broken bones in it and rarely has the pain I have in my right
one. How difficult would it
The original question was about TX Noise Gate. How did we get onto TXEQ?
To some extent, TX EQ settings depend on the mic and voice. For
competitive, good sounding audio to cut through QRM and noise, a good
starting point for most ham mics and average voices is max cut of the
three lowest EQ
I tried it 30 years ago so I could hold a pencil with my dominant (left)
hand and not have to put it down when keying with my right. It took a
couple evenings to get back up to speed. Keep it symmetrical. If your
sending dots with your right thumb, swap the paddle lead so you're
sending dots
Richard, I thought the issue was TX Gate. I use a Heil mic and respect the
Heil reference, personally, using the digital recorder to listen to playback,
I don't find his settings good for all. YMMV.
Good luck.
73,
Bill
K9YEQ
-Original Message-
From:
It doesn’t have much to do with “audio knowledge”, it has to do with how these
specific radios behave when you push EQ to high positive values. No one is
questioning Heil’s audio chops, but that doesn’t translate into him being a
knowledgable expert on the Kx radios.
This has been discussed
May I draw your attention to the bottom of this page.
https://heilsound.com/heil-amateur-radio/support/dsp-settings/all-things-elecraft/
But then, what does Bob Heil know about audio?
Richard - W4KBX
> On Mar 18, 2018, at 1:25 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
>
> Richard,
>
>
I learned to send iambic with my right hand (I am right handed) and by simply
reversing the function of the left and right paddles, I am able to switch to
the left hand.
Chuck Jack
KE9UW
Sent from my iPhone, cjack
> On Mar 18, 2018, at 7:51 PM, kevinr wrote:
>
> Have any
I have tried once, but it was difficult... However if you invert the
paddle it gets a lot better!
One other trick, send the same thing with both hands, it makes it easer
to send lefty for me.
73s and thanks,
Dave
NK7Z
https://www.nk7z.net
On 03/18/2018 05:50 PM, kevinr wrote:
Have any of
Have any of you attempted changing dominant hands? My left hand has
very few broken bones in it and rarely has the pain I have in my right
one. How difficult would it be to learn to send with my non-dominant
hand? I came very close to giving up CW a few years ago when I had
nerve damage in
Good Evening,
Sorry to those of you who heard the end of the forty meter net. My
hand was no longer paying attention to me. Too much typing for the last
two months has made it cramp up on me. I can still type, albeit slowly,
but CW got near impossible for the last minute or two.
I have corrected what I meant to convey.
Richard, I agree with Don. What I was getting at was that perhaps the extreme
high setting, which is well beyond your highest voice frequency, may have
something to do with the lack of effectiveness for the transmit gate I would
add that the gain at
Richard, I agree with Don, perhaps the extreme high setting, which is well
beyond your highest voice frequency may have something to do with the lack of
effectiveness. I would add that the gain at 2400 is extraordinary as well. 10
db of audio increase, if I recall correctly from my technical
A while ago, I collected and graphed all the TX EQ settings posted to this
list. Some were pretty wild, but a few experienced ops all agreed on big cuts
to the low frequencies and an optional small boost on the upper end.
Those are collected in this blog post. It says “KX3”, but the TX EQ
"Safe" mode also works with a standard serial port and an unmodified K3.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 3/18/2018 12:41 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
For those who have a K3S or a K3 that has been upgraded with the KIO3B
option, the "fix" for the problem of the computer 'wiggling' the DTR and
RTS lines
Richard,
Remove the boost on the high end.
You can reduce all bands if you want to maintain the same curve.
It is better not to boost, but cut instead.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/18/2018 1:09 PM, Richard wrote:
Bill,
Tx EQ:
50 = -16
100 = -12
200 = -6
400 = 0
800 = 0
1200 = +3
2400 =
Bill,
Tx EQ:
50 = -16
100 = -12
200 = -6
400 = 0
800 = 0
1200 = +3
2400 = +9
3200 = +12
This works well for me.
Richard - W4KBX
> On Mar 18, 2018, at 10:53 AM, Bill Johnson wrote:
>
> Do you have the equalizer set higher levels or lower on the upper audio
>
For those who have a K3S or a K3 that has been upgraded with the KIO3B
option, the "fix" for the problem of the computer 'wiggling' the DTR and
RTS lines when the computer is turned on is to download MCU 5.33 or higher.
There is a SAFE MODE to prevent just that - read the Firmware Release
With the homebrew circuit (opto-isolator X 3, one each for PTT, Data/FSK
and CW) I'm using, I chose to take the CW keying directly to the key
port of the K3 (in parallel with the hand key, plus there are paddles).
That allows me to leave Config: PTT Off-Off.
This has worked really well,
You said:
> Can it be that N1MM+ software changed this parameter in the K3S config?
No, it cannot.
You need to set the N1MM+ configuration for the radio control port and the
CONFIG:PTT-KEY menu item in the radio to match one another.
For example, if CONFIG:PTT-KEY is set to OFF-RTS, then in
Can it be that N1MM+ software changed this parameter in the K3S
config?
It is not likely that N1MM+ changed a configuration value in the K3S
(I can not find any command that will allow a logging program to set
that configuration).
Note: the normal configuration for CW and PTT when using the
Disregard. When I searched Google about the KAT500 this mod showed up,
however it in fact applies to the KPA500. (Thanks Ken!)
Rob
On Mar 17, 2018 9:40 PM, "Robert Felmey" wrote:
> I'm looking to purchase a used KAT500 serial number 12XX and I read online
> in a few places
I have used the noise gate as well with success. I do sense a little clipping
when my background noise, furnace and dehumidier fans running on high. Do you
have the equalizer set higher levels or lower on the upper audio range?
73,
Bill
K9YEQ
-Original Message-
From:
I have found that setting the config parameter PTT-KEY at OFF-RTS, the K3S
keyed by TR4W software returned to transmit with rf ouput and with sidetone.
I make the mistake of not taking note of the previous value, but setting
OFF-RTS seem to have solved.
Can it be that N1MM+ software changed this
After installing N1MM contest program, before I used only my TR4W software,
trying to transmit CW from N1MM or TR4W simply commutate RX-TX (qsk or vox)
on the K3S but it doesnt put rf power out nor give the sidetone - that
before I used from the rig, driven via the usb cable.
Rf power is normally
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