On 11/27/2019 19:09, Walter Underwood wrote:
Split the options from the calibration parameters.
I'll second that. For example, it would be great to be able to take all
those option setting on my radio, put them on a USB stick, and load them
on another radio at a multi-op station. Obviously,
> On Nov 27, 2019, at 5:23 PM, Kidder, George wrote:
>
> The commands in the Programmer's Reference can all be executed from a
> macro in FLdigi, and I suspect from many other add-on programs as well.
> This takes care of most of my needs for the K3, and I would expect the
> K4 would be
The commands in the Programmer's Reference can all be executed from a
macro in FLdigi, and I suspect from many other add-on programs as well.
This takes care of most of my needs for the K3, and I would expect the
K4 would be similar.
73 - George, W3HBM
On 11/27/2019 8:09 PM, Walter
Ken and I wish a happy Thanksgiving for each of you and your family.
73 / 88
Ken and Rose
K0PP & N7HKW
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Wayne, HAVE a great Thanksgiving...
I wasn't "knocking" the K4 (I have one on order)...
I would like to see my KX3/PX3 etc. utilities for my laptop (Linux Mint)
easier to load.
But, I do need to sit down and figure out how to load them as it is more
than a double-click.
I may not have been
Savable and shareable would be excellent. Split the options from the
calibration parameters.
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
CM87wj
http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)
> On Nov 27, 2019, at 5:06 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
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>> stephen shearer wrote:
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>> Wayne, HAVE a great
> stephen shearer wrote:
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> Wayne, HAVE a great Thanksgiving...
Thanks! Ditto to you & all.
> I may not have been clear.
> I am tired of W10...
Me too, and I don't even use it :)
> I do like the idea of initialization files for different usage (contest, DX,
> casual), if different.
>
One nice thing about the K4 is its essentially unlimited room for software
program/data expansion. It will be able to save full operating profiles, mic
settings, and whatever else users agree would be helpful in the future. This is
one reason for the front-panel USB jack.
Wayne
N6KR
> On
No K4 user will ever have to use -- or even see -- a Linux command. The
embedded computer is there to make things simpler, and the operating system
will not be something you need to be conscious of. That includes software
updates.
Any internal "apps" (advanced software functions) will be 100%
Yes, that would be nice...
What I want to see (for ALL) utilities is the ability to load into Linux
without having to compile the utility (I understand .deb files)
Many Linux users are NOT geeks. I just wanted to get away from W10...
OR have good directions on how to load into the most
This would be a nice feature, but, I would rather have the ability to save mic
settings like which port, gain, compression, bias and free response settings.
At least three or four (or more) mic profiles would be mice.
Sent from my iPhone
...nr4c. bill
> On Nov 27, 2019, at 12:57 PM, Doug
Joe,
Your best learning tool will be the KX-Line book by Fred Cady.
You can order it from Elecraft - look under PRODUCTS -- BOOKS.
If you go through all the instructions and exercises in that book, you
can be answering questions instead of asking them.
The Firmware and Utilities to download
Dear OMs and YLs,
Even if this could be done in the K4 Utility it would be useful. This
facility might even be better in the Utility if this helped to keep the
radio user friendly. Boy, this list goes on and on but it is good just the
same. We are all writing our letters to Santa.
Hi and Welcome:
Your next purchase should now be the Cady books for your hardware... I
believe Elecraft sells them now.
73, and thanks,
Dave (NK7Z)
https://www.nk7z.net
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ARRL Technical Specialist
ARRL Asst. Director, NW Division, Technical Resources
On 11/27/19 9:01
Will the K4 have the ability to save (and then select from) various
“profiles” so that a user can go from, say, 20m 100-watt CW to 80m 10-watt
FT8 with all the saved settings (power, mode, bandwidth, audio in/out
levels) taking effect simply by selecting the chosen profile?
Tnx/73,
John AE5X
Hi Joe:
Welcome from a fellow Canadian. I’m VE7ZD. You’ll find excellent support and
a helpful community on this mailing list. I too have a KX3/PX3 and KXPA100 so
I’m working on a similar platform. I was inactive for almost 20 years but
became active again just a year ago.
What are you
I wanted to say hello to the list membership and introduce myself.
I just purchased a used package of KX3/PX3 and KXPAT100 which I am quite
pleased to get my hands on.
Now I begin the journey of learning the user interface and getting up to speed
with using the rig for CW which is my main
In my reply to Wes' post about hearing 3B8M on 40 meter CW and I posted I
worked them with my K2/10 at 5 Watts on 20 meters, some apparently thought I
used FT8 to make the contact. That is not the case. I was using CW as I was a
QRP entry in the CQWW CW contest.
Mark, WB9CIF
-Original
Hi Wes,
I worked 3B8M on 11-24-19 at 1721 on 14.096 MHz using my K2/10 running 5 Watts.
From my QTH here near Indianapolis that is a 9,900+ mile path.
Mark, WB9CIF
-Original Message-
From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net On
Behalf Of Wes
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2019 12:41
To:
Nothing to do with your problem but I had to say that I copied, and called
unsuccessfully, 3B8M on 40-meter CW on 11-24-19 @ 1651Z, which is 0951 AM local
time here in Arizona. This is 3 hours past my SR on a >11,000 mile path. Who
needs FT8?
I'll look for you on 80 and 160.
Wes N7WS
On
I have NCC-2, 3 el-HiZ and a Wellbrook loop. NCC2 is not useful for weaker
antennas until one adds amplifiers and, for peace of mind, antenna guards.
Very expensive. I had it once miswired and it blew the inside - no fuse.
The only time I use it now is for power line noise canceling.
Ignacy,
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