>>> But who doesn't use a shack
>>> computer these days?
Me.
Al W6LX
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WTB K3 / K3S accessories WTB
I'm looking for the following accessories for my K3's/K3S:
2 pcs 2800 Hz 8215 kHz SSB 8-pole crystal filter
1 pc 250 Hz 8215 kHz CW 8-pole crystal filter
1 pc P3SVGA Video Adapter
2 pcs MH4 Hand Mic
1 pc CBLP3Y P3 to RJ45 Connector
1 pc DB37-EL-K3R cable for
I've never used a P3, other than seeing a demo of a prototype unit. I once used
an LP-Pan, but no longer have one. It was a bit too much stuff for me.
I expect that the owners of P3s will tell you there is no comparison because the
P3 stands alone without a computer. That is true. But who
I use these options and they are superb.
73,
Bill
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From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net On
Behalf Of Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2018 2:12 PM
To: Mel Farrer ;
P3, as far as I know, does not let you open a receiver at anyplace in the
bandpass. Actually 2, so with internal receivers and 2 software I can
monitor 4 freq if I want using LP. Then there is the display issue. If you
want bigger display on P3 you have to dedicate a monitor to it alone. With
LP
It would have to be more than $11.00 since the KIO3BUPKT alone is $400.
Mike, KI0HA
On 3/23/2018 09:08, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Wow! $1100 for the parts kits. I trust you mean about $11.00 instead.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/23/2018 9:53 AM, ke9uw wrote:
None of this is mandatory. The cost of these
On 3/23/2018 11:33 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
I think there will be more information to come about its function. For
the time being, it is safe to assume it is not a calibrated output,
but simply a tap to observe the output waveform, rather than an
amplitude measuring device.
The most obvious
I too had the LP-Pan before the K3.
Computers can be finicky and I found using the LP-Pan to be at times difficult
to keep running. I also did not find it easy to adjust the scale ranges to
make the graphics displays optimized for what I wanted to do.
By contrast, the P3 was easy to set up
I tried LP-Pan and NaP3 before buying my P3. Panadapter displays are
sort of like the urban legend that all snowflakes are different ...
after a year in the northern interior of AK, I can assure you ... "seen
one, you've seen 'em all." However, like all Elecraft gear, the
integration between
Perhaps an individual's goals and criteria could make it a little less
'apples to oranges.'
Dick - KA5KKT
Bill DeVore maxrcul at gmail.com
Fri Mar 23 14:55:17 EDT 2018
Is a P3 vs LP-Pan / NaP3 a fair comparison?
The P3 TX monitor and SWR/Wattmeter option also does a great job at this. :-)
73,
Eric
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On 3/23/2018 11:55 AM, Mel Farrer via Elecraft wrote:
While all of the info is correct, I also like to mention that an inline station
monitor is also a great device. I use a old Kenwood
Folks - please read my earlier post. -Do Not- tell others that their topic is
inappropriate or that it should be dropped from the Elecraft list. That is both
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Email the moderator and we will make that determination when needed.
List members attempting to
While all of the info is correct, I also like to mention that an inline station
monitor is also a great device. I use a old Kenwood SM-220 as a permenant part
of the station. That lets me see the RF amplitude and the linearity of the
signal. The trapozoid is used mostly to keep tabs on any
Is a P3 vs LP-Pan / NaP3 a fair comparison? Am I trying to compare apples
to oranges?
Bill - W3PNM
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Dave,
Since that "coupler" has only one output, it is not a full forward and
reverse coupler, so it could be nothing more than a toroid output with
the wire carrying the full output going through the center of the core -
in other words, it can just be an "RF Sampler", and in that case it
Don
Was fairly certain that units were used incorrect but ya' never know so
appreciate confirmation.
Wanting to get linearity test ready so now I know what is needed to set
up. I always want to monitor a new amp and the inclusion of this output
allows that.
Now I do have one other
David,
It is just a coupler - nothing else makes sense for that use, so your
-60dB assumption is correct. Yes, it is relative to the output, so dBm
is not the proper designation.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/23/2018 10:09 AM, David Box wrote:
I am trying to get ready for delivery of the KPA1500 and
My K3 is also from 2010, April as I recall. I recently did the component mods
you mentioned except for the KREF3 and KPOD resistors. Also I added the general
coverage BPF board with 472 kHz in mind. I added the new synthesizer as soon as
it came out. It all went very well and only took a few
Chuck,
Sorry, I misunderstood - I did not consider that you were adding the new
synth cards and the other upgrades.
Other than the upgrades to bring the K3 as close to the K3S as possible,
the parts for the other basic K3 mod kits is quite small.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/23/2018 10:18 AM,
Wow! $1100 for the parts kits. I trust you mean about $11.00 instead.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/23/2018 9:53 AM, ke9uw wrote:
None of this is mandatory. The cost of these updates would cost about $1100
in parts kits.
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No. The synthesizers (2 of them) and the USB Sound and Comm port update total
around $960 to add. I might have rounded up too casually for shipping and the
other mod kits which are around 10 dollars each, some free. So maybe $1000.
Chuck Hawley
c-haw...@illinois.edu
Amateur Radio, KE9UW
aka
I am trying to get ready for delivery of the KPA1500 and have become
confused about the information available for the TX Sample port.
The only information I can find states that this is a low-level signal
of -60dBm but dBm is a measure of absolute power which would put this
signal at 1
My K3 was purchased in 2010 which seems to avoid most of the early required
mods.
The optional mods that came after 2010 are:
the 12vdc current update at the rear panel,
the additional speaker audio output protection,
the additional bandwidth capacitor from 100KHz to 500KHz (which requires
For Sale:
Asking Price reduced
XV-144 external 2 meter transverter.
Complete with all interconnection RF, DC and data cables.
Copy of manual
Transverter works and looks great.
$325 Shipped CONUS.
Steve, NA5C
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Well Said
Or go back to shipping in multiple Boxes !!
> On Mar 23, 2018, at 11:08 AM, Andy McMullin wrote:
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> Now unlike the use of Elecraft supplied software on Linux - the problems and
> reminiscences about the US postal service is a subject that should be
Now unlike the use of Elecraft supplied software on Linux - the problems and
reminiscences about the US postal service is a subject that should be dropped!
It’s of absolutely no interest to the world - just the USA. Has nothing to do
with a Elecraft hardware or software. Has nothing to do with
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