Yes, I will provide a response. Bill is entirely correct.
Select the proper soundcard in your application - in the case of the
internal soundcard in the K3S (or upgraded K3) it is "USB AUDIO CODEC".
Then set the audio levels in the various controls as Bill indicated -
midrange or a bit below
This is what we used to send my stepson and nephew care packages when they
were deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. 5 deployments between them. Mom/Aunt,
God rest her soul, was in charge of filling the boxes and I got the PO duty,
filling out paperwork and getting more boxes. Two and a half years.
I mailed a St. Patrick’s Day card to the girlfriend on Wednesday of that week.
It showed up the Monday after.
We’re talking about a driving distance of 15-20 minutes, from this facility to
her home. And there’s a major postal distribution center here in Redlands.
73 de Jim-AD6CW
> On Mar
I was the "earlier poster." While I was still employed, my employer
occasionally did contract work for the USPS. It was enlightening. It
would seem that mail would be collected from local boxes [including
pieces mailed at a local PO], sorted into "here" and "everywhere else",
and the "here"
Rob and all,
On 03/22/2018 03:11 PM, Robert Felmey wrote:
Yes, this is probably along the lines of the thread I started. However,
despite the internet running on Linux and it being open source, it seems
to infuriate people to see posts about it.
:-) I started a note and stopped several
Thanks, Gordon. lib32bz2-1.0 is not known by Ubuntu, but after some
experimenting and googling based on your help I discovered:
apt-get install lib32stdc++6
Progress, but now:
ab3ap$ ./k3util
Failed to find/load Framework library
https://arstechnica.com/science/2018/03/spacex-launch-last-year-punched-huge
-temporary-hole-in-the-ionosphere/
73,
Erik K7TV
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Like an earlier poster said ... it sounds like you got a "bureaucratic"
reply from the postal employee ... or one who simply doesn't know
the difference(s).
USPS Priority Express is a service that uses a limited range of box
sizes that you buy from a P.O.. These boxes -must- be used for Priority
Dwight,
Not here in the Raleigh area of NC. If you are in a remote area, then I
guess it might be possible that it would take 4 - 5 days, it depends on
your local post office.
That really should not be true, unless there was an intervening Sunday
involved which would delay it a day when it
Tucson, with about a million people using that as as their city address, has no
post office anymore. If I mailed a letter to my neighbor it would go to Phoenix
and come back.
Wes N7WS
On 3/22/2018 1:41 PM, GRANT YOUNGMAN wrote:
I actually think if I mail my Savannah water bill from my PO
Ummm ... sounds like a bureaucratic answer. The only Priority mail
packages we have sent over the last 10 years or so that have taken more
than 2 days are those to APO/FPO addresses. Those generally take
between 7-10 days depending on where our troop is actually located. I
just mailed a
Do your packages come through Jacksonville, or somewhere else … Charleston,
maybe?. Down here in the radio equipment and parts wasteland of Savannah,
everything comes through Jacksonville. I actually think if I mail my Savannah
water bill from my PO (in the same county as Savannah), it goes
As of late, all my Priority packages have been taking 4 -5 days down
here in NC - I asked the P.O. today about that and, they said you must
use Priority Express.
73 Dwight NS9I
On 3/22/2018 1:22 PM, Rose wrote:
As a shipper of hundreds (thousands?) of Elecraft carrying cases
and dust
The best and easiest way to remove the front panel pins is to cut the
plastic strip on the pins into small enough pieces so you can pull the
strip off the pins - then remove the pins one at a time. Clean up with
solder wick, and if solder remains in the holes, heat the solder pad and
push it
Mike,
Yes, this is probably along the lines of the thread I started. However,
despite the internet running on Linux and it being open source, it seems to
infuriate people to see posts about it.
To answer your question, yes, there is an effort to make a 64 bit version.
I helped Dave Fleming who
Tom,
I don't know the date, but what I can tell you is that the replacement
pins are supplied by Elecraft at no cost. They are not difficult to
change, it just takes some time.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/22/2018 10:56 AM, Tom Boucher wrote:
Can anyone tell me at what point (Date-S/No.) Elecraft
On 3/22/2018 11:05 AM, Edward R Cole wrote:
I briefly mentioned that I have a "blue-tooth appliance" (without
explanation what it does).
For aids that include a telecoil (magnetic transducer), there are much
less expensive neck loops that plug into a headphone jack. For RF-based
hearing
The connectors are not difficult to replace.
I know that some folks have had issues. My own K3 is a 2000-range serial
number and I’ve not yet had any kind of problem. I did replace the pins on the
100W amp module as a preventative, but have not done so on the FP board,
although I have the
And your package will less likely be tossed around or thrown down!
73! Tom - KB2SMS
On 03/22/2018 01:22 PM, Rose wrote:
As a shipper of hundreds (thousands?) of Elecraft carrying cases
and dust covers, I'll offer the following:
Priority Mail via the USPS is the only way to go. I've never
Hi Tom,
When I had K3 serial No. 3505 in for upgrades they upgraded it to the gold
pins. I asked the same question and was told it was somewhere between 4000
and 4100. They can't give an exact number due to some orders being kits
versus the factory assembled units.
Mark, WB9CIF
-Original
Kjeld,
I briefly mentioned that I have a "blue-tooth appliance" (without
explanation what it does).
My hearing aids support blue-tooth connection which requires a
separate remote (cost $450) that enables connecting to blue-tooth
accessories: my i-phone5, for example. The remote provides
As a shipper of hundreds (thousands?) of Elecraft carrying cases
and dust covers, I'll offer the following:
Priority Mail via the USPS is the only way to go. I've never had a
package ... either padded envelope or box ... take more than three
days to reach -anywhere- in the US.
Plus, for the
ISTR that the isolation between antenna ports is around 30dB. Allowing for
inaccuracies, your S9 down to S2 reading seems entirely reasonable.
73,
Alan. G4GNX
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From: kq5s...@gmail.com
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2018 1:58 PM
To: Elecraft
Subject: [Elecraft] KAT500
Thanks to those who answered my questions. Quick response on ye olde electraft
group.
73, phil
> On Mar 22, 2018, at 9:22 AM, Phil Hystad wrote:
>
> Is there a published circuit diagram of the KPA500, in particular the power
> supply? I was curious about the design of the
The 270 volts is bias for the pin diode switching. It’s generated with a
voltage triplet off the 60 volt supply transformer.
Chuck KE9UW
c-haw...@illinois.edu
Sent from my iPad
> On Mar 22, 2018, at 11:24 AM, Phil Hystad wrote:
>
> Is there a published circuit diagram of the
Phil, I don't have a copy of the block diagram in front of me, but from what
I witnessed the input ranges are up to the potential of 270 vac in. The output
under load would be ~60vdc under load. What you are seeing in the block
diagram appears to be misread, as the voltages are with the
Is there a published circuit diagram of the KPA500, in particular the power
supply? I was curious about the design of the power supply and had a few
questions. Note: these are motivated merely by my curiosity and interest. I
have no real need to know.
For example, the KPA500 shows a block
ia32-libs is no longer used in the newer versions of ubuntu (debian).
Instead install:
lib32z1 lib32ncurses5 lib32bz2-1.0
This should fix the problems
Gordon - N1MGO
On 03/22/2018 11:52 AM, Mike Markowski wrote:
This is similar to the KX3 seg fault thread that is ongoing.
For the first
I have a PC connected to a K3. I am running RCForb on this computer.
Remotely I am running RCForb Client. I can control the K3 (and KAT500 and
KPA500) via the RCForb Client. I also can hear the audio remotely just fine.
My issue is when I plug a Pro 7 into the remote PC into the pink Microphone
Hi Knut,
Because it relates to problems using our utility software his posting is
certainly pertinent here. We have a lot of users who run our Utility s/w under
Linux and the solution to his problem will help others. Just because you are not
interested in a posting does not mean its
This is similar to the KX3 seg fault thread that is ongoing.
For the first time in a few months I tried to run k3util on a 64-bit Ubuntu
17.10 system and discovered that it no longer works. I assume some OS
update removed the 32-bit files I used. I *think* I used to have ia32-libs
installed for
They are built to order and must pass an intensive “burn in” process before
they are shipped.
Also note that Elecraft is a small company and they don’t have 100 robots
building radios. More like a couple or three guys doing it by hand. Your radio
will be assembled by careful loving hands,
Richard,
That delay is stated to "cover all bases" to include weekends.
There are several reasons.
First, there is simply the time to assemble your order and ship it.
Second is the time to process your order and get the paperwork from
sales to shipping.
Thirdly - yes, you order will be run
Can anyone tell me at what point (Date-S/No.) Elecraft started fitting gold
flashed connector pins on the internal connectors? A member of our contest
group is interested in buying a used K3 and I have advised him not to get an
older one because of the connector reliability issues.
Thanks,
Tom
Eric,
The most important parameters (IMHO) for receiver performance are the
noise floor, MDS and dynamic range for adjacent signal rejection.
You can use your XG3 (note, no hyphen) to get a very close approximation
of the MDS - the information is in the XG3 manual.
That measurement will give
This is not a complaint, so no flaming. Yes, I'm a bit impatient, but
that's more "kid before Christmas" than annoyed custmoer.
I ordered my first Elecraft last Thursday, the KX2 Shack in a box. The
website states quite clearly orders will ship in 5-7 days (business days
iirc), so I'm wondering,
Maybe it’s the lousy propagation, but it seems to me that my new-to-me K3
isn’t performing quite up to snuff.
I’d like to run a couple of tests to determine whether I need to send the
rig to Elecraft.
Other than running an A/B test with another radio, the only test gear I
have is an Elecraft
I decided to hook my dummy load to antenna two on the KAT500 with my main
antenna being on antenna 1. When I get a strong signal on my main antenna and
switch the KAT500 to port 2 (dummy load) the KAT500 I can still copy the signal
on my K3S though the strength is down from S9+ to about S2.
This seems quite relevant. It literally has to do with getting
Elecraft-provided and supported software to function on an
Elecraft-supported computer operating system.
Given the software-driven nature of the Elecraft product line, you can
expect some discussion on software support issues on all
Thank you for that resource - very interesting.
Bill W2BLC K-Line
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You’re sure to get Dons response to this. But, it’s really the same as before.
Using the USB cable for audio be sure to select USB AUDIO CODEC as sound device
for both recording and playback. Now bring up the Windows mixer and set the
level for playback (transmit) to about 30%. Now adjust the
I thought this summary might make an interesting read for some here
http://www.remeeus.eu/hamradio/pa1hr/productreview.pdf
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I've started running this setup on FT8. For some reason, I can hear the
grinding FT8 sound on TX. MON is set to 0, AF 54, MIC 60--these produce the
right levels of Tx and Rx audio with the soundcard levels set mid-range. DATA
mode. I think the sound is coming from the KX3. Any ideas how I
Regarding hearing aids you may be interested in a product that can send LF
from K3 directly to your hearing aids.
The Danish company Phonak are selling a device under the name of TVLink
which plugs into the line out, Scart, headphone or external speaker
connector and from it's console sends in
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