[Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Announcement

Good evening,     A cool week with winds from the Pacific have cleaned the air.  The sun is yellow again and the air doesn't taste bad.  I did have to yell at a doe who thought my rhododendrons were food. She'd never heard me raise my voice before gave me a guilty look and left. The bees seem

Re: [Elecraft] Data transmission on 30 meters with PX3 problem

Hi Gwen, Still sounds like RF getting in somewhere.  That kind of antenna is guaranteed to bring common mode current into the shack. If you have a dummy load I would connect it directly to the output of the radio and see if the problem still occurs. 73, Gary K9GS Original message

[Elecraft] Data transmission on 30 meters with PX3 problem

This happens very rarely for me EXCEPT for 30 meters. Then it happens so much, it makes data modes (CW, RTTY, PSK) useless. I'm using a wired USB keyboard connected to the PX3. If I'm on 30 meters, and I use the ATU to match the antenna, transmitting any data mode causes extra, spurious characters

Re: [Elecraft] internet speed for remote K3S

I run remote to W7RN [near Virginia City NV] from Sparks, NV ... maybe 50-60 km road miles away.  Trace Route shows that most packets go through Sacramento, some through San Francisco, some through Los Angeles.  Ping times average about 35-40 ms.  BW required by RemoteRig is much lower than I

Re: [Elecraft] internet speed for remote K3S

Agreed, My Hughes net satellite service was a bust for it Mel, K6KBE From: David F. Reed To: j...@audiosystemsgroup.com; elecraft@mailman.qth.net Sent: Saturday, September 1, 2018 2:54 PM Subject: Re: [Elecraft] internet speed for remote K3S My experience is exactly that; look

Re: [Elecraft] internet speed for remote K3S

My experience is exactly that; look out for latency; that is the killer.  Yes you need a minimal speed that is pretty good, but latency is a big issue; for example the satellite based ISPs are useless for this; adequate for streaming movies, etc. but latency is way to high... 73 de Dave, W5SV

Re: [Elecraft] internet speed for remote K3S

On 9/1/2018 12:38 PM, David Cutter via Elecraft wrote: Both stations have access to broadband, but what speed will give satisfactory results? Hi David, I've never done this, but reading from what others have done, I suspect that latency may be as important as speed, especially if you want to

Re: [Elecraft] internet speed for remote K3S

David: > On Sep 1, 2018, at 3:38 PM, David Cutter via Elecraft > wrote: > > I will soon be building a remote control station about 20miles away. Both > stations have access to broadband, but what speed will give satisfactory > results? My experience operating remote is with a K3I/O-mini

[Elecraft] internet speed for remote K3S

I will soon be building a remote control station about 20miles away. Both stations have access to broadband, but what speed will give satisfactory results? tnx and 73 David G3UNA __ Elecraft mailing list Home:

[Elecraft] NJQRP Skeeter Hunt - If you snooze .....

If you snooze, you lose! DON'T BE LEFT OUT! If you partook - send in your score and comments. Log submissions are due by Midnight of Labor Day, September 3rd. That's THIS Monday night. You don't have to submit your entire logs - just a summary - follow this example Larry - W2LJ - NJ Skeeter

Re: [Elecraft] Why Black

Folks, this thread was closed over a day ago in the interest of limiting list reader email overload. Please refrain from further posts on this topic. 73, Eric Moderator, and chief bottle washer. elecraft.com --- Sent from my iPhone 6S > On Aug 31, 2018, at 8:53 PM, Gwen Patton wrote: > >

[Elecraft] (OT )AND YOU CW WAS THE CAT'S MEOW

and the winner is Morse code < https://spectrum.ieee.org/telecom/standards/morse-codes-vanquished-competitor-the-dial-telegraph > -- The Morse be with youLive Long and Prosper __ Elecraft mailing list Home: