Kevin,
Be careful when doing these comparisons. A 1/4 wave over a ground
plane unless it has a really good radial system may not be as efficient
than your inverted L. What I would normally suggest is an A/B test using
signal strength at the receiving station, but that has it flaws also,
Kevin,
Your instincts are right on. But, to answer your question the
radials do not need to be 130' long, but it is better than a shorter
set. The inverted L represents a 1/4 wave over ground and needs the
other half, the radials. But, here is where it gets a little tricky. 5
radials
it is, it didn’t sound like it was going to be a first release
> feature.
>
> Grant NQ5T
>
> > On Aug 15, 2020, at 11:42 AM, Barry LaZar wrote:
> >
> > Bill,
> > I really don't know. If it was posted, I missed it.
> >
> > 73,
> > Barry
> >
. bill
>
>
> > On Aug 15, 2020, at 12:03 AM, Bob Wilson, N6TV wrote:
> >
> > On Tue, Aug 11, 2020 at 5:51 PM Barry LaZar
> wrote:
> >
> >> is the pan presentation fixed as to frequency span or can the frequency
> >> span be adjusted; I ty
Bob,
Thanks much for the response.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
On 8/15/2020 12:01 AM, Bob Wilson, N6TV wrote:
On Tue, Aug 11, 2020 at 5:51 PM Barry LaZar <mailto:barrylaz...@gmail.com>> wrote:
is the pan presentation fixed as to frequency span or can the
frequency span be ad
I just saw the presentation Eric gave on the K4. It is really
impressive. However, I've never been able to get the answer to a few
questions. First, is the pan presentation fixed as to frequency span or
can the frequency span be adjusted; I typically use 25-50 KHz on CW or
less on data modes.
). The KAT500
matches it on all bands 160 - 6m (on 15m, it bypasses).
The measured performance indicates excellent radiation on all bands.
73
Lyn, W0LEN
-Original Message-
From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net
[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Barry LaZar
Sent
don't know why anyone would want to use this stuff. I sure don't.
I have a KAT500 and use it to tune some way-off resonant antennas (fed
with 7/8" Heliax) but I don't delude myself into thinking "I've
contained system losses."
Wes N7WS
https://www.qrz.com/db/N7WS
On 7/17/2020 2
Resonance is over rated. The problem of believing you must have a
resonant antenna arose with the use of coax cable began. High SWRs
causes high system losses.
Prior to the widespread use of coax, open wire was used and few antenna
systems were really resonant, and nor were they reflecting a
And, how will I be able to interface CW Skimmer for contesting? Will there
be a I output available in MME format as there will be no IF.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
On Sun, Apr 19, 2020, 12:37 PM Art Suberbielle wrote:
> As we all await the arrival of the K-4, I'm wondering if the radio will
> "remember"
If all you want to do is create a panadapter, I suggest that you use the IF
out of your K3s. I do that and it works nicely. This obviates the need for
SDR protection while transmitting.
73
Barry
K3NDM
On Thu, Apr 2, 2020, 1:52 PM Graziano Roccon (IW2NOY)
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i ordered a Colibrì
ProSet-K2).
> The original MH2 microphone was Heil, but that was changed a very long
> time ago.
>
> Since you just bought the MH3, your best recourse is to contact Elecraft
> about a replacement.
>
> 73,
> Don W3FPR
>
> On 6/11/2019 2:15 PM, Barry LaZar wrote:
> > I would c
I would contact Heil. The mics that Elecraft use/sells are theirs. Heil
should be able to get your answers.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
On Tue, Jun 11, 2019, 9:19 AM Kent Powell wrote:
> I'm now on my second MH3 mic for KX3 and discovered it too has several
> cracks in the case. I returned my first one
Hmmm. And what about CW Skimmer which wants MME format I data?
73,
Barry
K3NDM
On Sun, May 19, 2019 at 8:34 PM Rick Tavan wrote:
> No, I believe there will be some integration required, probably inside MM.
>
> Rick N6XI
>
> --
> Rick Tavan
>
> > On May 16, 2019, at 11:24 PM, Lu Romero
Mike,
One of my ham friends has his next door neighbor using solar power. It
is causing a lot of RFI across most of HF. I suggest that you require your
supplier supplier to use RF quiet solutions.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
On Wed, Feb 13, 2019, 12:58 PM mjpilgrim I've employed a small solar power
Max,
I use the rsp2. It works ok for what I do. No, it doesn't compare to my 24
bit. 192 kHz sound card. But, there is a big difference between a 12 or 14 bit
ADC and a 24 bit ADC. Neither lets me see really weak signals.
I do not use the P3. It is the only piece of Elecraft produced
Gene,
FB on the setup. I heard and worked a few Europeans, to include CS2C; he got my
#1. But, there just didn't seem like there were that many stations total on 80,
and I quit at 0300.
Yep. There was a lot of noise here in Maryland on the band. But, what's a
little noise in a contest?
I'm
Tom,
It's probably nothing more than needing to re-install the driver for your
sub to serial adapter. That is usually the problem when this happens.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
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-Original Message-
From: docw...@gmail.com
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Cc:
At one time there was a paper on the web page written by either Wayne or
Eric ( I can't remember which) that had recommendations on filter
selection. You might try and find it or get the author to republish.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
From: "Jim Brown"
Rich,
First, the FCC will entertain comments until 1 October according to
what I have read. Second, this is being pushed by the HFLINK group so
that their radios are compatible with the military HFALE radios. Yes,
this will have a detrimental impact in the CW/data portion of the bands.
temsgroup.com>
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: 8/10/2016 1:04:59 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 and inverter generators
On Wed,8/10/2016 9:50 AM, Barry LaZar wrote:
Your K3 doesn't care.
The issue is not compatibility with the radio. Electronic devices,
especially those handling power,
Ramon,
Your K3 doesn't care. It runs off the 12 volt power supply that will
plug into the generator. There shouldn't be a problem, though. We used a
Honda 1K during field day which is of the type and had no problems. I
really expect that you should be OK. However, if you are concerned,
I use Win4K3 with CW Simmer. I can see what the band looks like in the
spectrum display in Win4K3 and refine my selection and decode call signs
for 1/2 the sampling rate of my sound card in CW Skimmer. Together they
are a powerful combination. Both control the frequency tuning of your
radio.
Wayne,
What a novel solution! That's one that would never have occurred to
me! Glad it worked!
73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
From: "Wayne Burdick"
To: "Elecraft Reflector"
Cc: "k...@yahoogroups.com"
John,
You can use an UPS for a protracted period. My whole shack is
buffered on the one cheap UPS I bought at Staples. I suspect that the
size of the battery will only allow for about 10-15 minutes of operating
after I lose power. But, it's on continuously.
From your description
John,
You can use any UPS that will protect your computer. I got mine at
Stables. It was the least expensive that they had on sale. They're all
pretty much the same, a battery, battery charger and a 12 volt to 117 AC
inverter. Some do have computer interfaces for protecting servers, but
Mark,
You ask some good questions and have a clear set of requirements.
First, I'm not familiar with the LNR MTR3B and I do own a KX3 and
matching amplifier. I do use my KX3 for Field Day in running QRP and
solar powered. To me it represents the do everything right radio.
However, I don't
Bill,
To make it simple, a single lever paddle works essentially like a
dual paddle one, push to one side for dots and the other for dashes. For
most operators, that is all that is needed. You will need to set the
menu item for keyer to tip=dot, or reverse if you are left handed.
If
I spent a lot of time this weekend copying CW operators who were superb
and a lot who barely know how to send. I was in the latter category and
quite oftenand I would receive a QLF??. I built an accukeyer featured
in QST a lot of years ago and in a number of the ARRL Handbooks.
I bought a
competitive secret. ;-)
73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
From: "Eballina" <eball...@cfl.rr.com>
To: "Barry LaZar" <k3...@comcast.net>
Cc: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: 6/21/2016 2:12:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KXPA100- How impactful to making conta
You don't say how high your antenna is or what modes you are using.
However, If you aren't already there, I would get my antenna up at least
about 35 feet, 60 feet would surely be better. At QRP power levels, I
would focus on CW or PSK31, or one of the other weak signal modes. The
exception is
David,
This is interesting. But, how does it relate to the regulations
already on the books having to do with incidental radiation? That's the
regulation set that controls conducted and radiated noise from
powerlines, TV, computers, etc.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
to maximize my QSO rate and break pile ups.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
From: "Bill Frantz" <fra...@pwpconsult.com>
To: "Elecraft List" <elecraft@mailman.qth.net>
Cc: "Enzo Adrian-Reyes" <enzo.adrianre...@gmail.com>; "Barry
Enzo,
I may be a little more than a little biased, but I would say a KX3
makes an excellent base station. The only add ons that I can think you
might want are the ATU and mic. If you use the 8 KHz shift, you can't
use the optional roofing filter. Everything else you need is already
Joe,
I use the aux out on my SignaLink USB to go to my powered speakers.
I can hear simultaneously what I'm decoding using the built in sound
card. I found this is the easiest to do and requires nothing other than
invoking the digital software I use, no cable changes. There is one
I just re-installed my EMU-0202 sound card. I wanted to see if I could
make it play with Windows 10 and everything else I have running, Win4K3,
CW Skimmer, and HRD. I've always liked the fact that there was less
"garbage" being displayed on the spectrum display. What I found it that
Windows 10
Joe,
I agree with you basically. I think it's just the manor in which you
state the problem.
You touch on the real problem 14-16 bits of sampling vice having
more bits in the sample. It's not specifically the direct sampling
architecture. I think the radio companies just can't get 24
George,
If you are a long winded digital operator, I would recommend it; it
doesn't hurt and gives some additional safety. Other than that, Elecraft
covered the issue of heat dissipation in the original design.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
From: "george allen"
Phil,
I would order the radio with mic and ATU. There are only 2 more real
options, an additional filter and realtime clock with battery charger. I
have all of it in mine plus a few 3rd party supplied options, however, I
don't use the internal batteries and clock nor the additional filter
Gary,
If you are using a KX3 rather than a K3 or K3S, you need only the
sound card. The KX3 gives you baseband I data on a connector on the
left side of the radio.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
From: "Gary Gregory"
To: "Elecraft List"
Tom,
I use the Steinberg UR22. It seems to work well for me.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
From: "Tom Field"
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: 3/6/2016 5:51:51 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] USB Sound Card
I’ve looked at the L-pan site and they recommend the
as you allowed me access the
I data so I could play off the radio, something my friends with K3s
would have liked to have.
Vy 73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
From: "Wayne Burdick" <n...@elecraft.com>
To: "Barry LaZar" <k3...@comcast.net>
Cc: "
Interesting. I wonder how it will compare to my KX3. The only direct
sampling complete rig that I was aware of was the Flex 6000 series. I
also wonder if it will be as flexible in operation as a KX3. Ah
technology, and so little time. ;-)
73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
From:
David,
I'm going to make a wild guess based on an experience I had about 10
or so years ago. See if there is a commercial establishment not too far
away that has an external air handler as a part of its HVAC system. Some
of these used solid state controllers that weren't too clean. You may
.@audiosystemsgroup.com>
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: 1/19/2016 12:54:59 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] USB Soundcard
On Mon,1/18/2016 8:35 PM, Barry LaZar wrote:
A card useful for spectrum is massive overkill for running the digital
modes.
Not if it's half the cost of the lower bandwidth u
Don,
I agree. The SignaLink is geared strictly for using the radio's
audio in/out for doing digital modes. But, I do suggest Win4K3. After
having used both for a while, I concluded that Win4K3 is more a match
for the KX3.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
From: "Don
Muscat,
I use the Steinberg UR22, but I have used other cards. A number of
my local friends are using Asus cards. They work well. The site that has
the NaP3 /LPBridge software has a list of recommendations. They seem
right. Just make sure you get a 24 bit card that samples at 96KHz or
as the
Firewire driver needed something that Apple didn't have. It would have
been significantly easier to have set up on a PC with Firewire.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
From: "kevino z" <z_kev...@hotmail.com>
To: "Brian Denley" <b.den...@comca
enley" <b.den...@comcast.net>
To: "Barry LaZar" <k3...@comcast.net>
Cc: "Randy Cook" <k6cr...@gmail.com>; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: 1/5/2016 10:02:28 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] suggested PC???
My i7 iMac runs Windows 7 as well as OSX. With 32 Gb of memory,
Randy,
I seriously do not recommend this approach. I have been working with
a friend who has been working on a Mac Mini, actually he has two. He has
been trying to do an integrated station using HRD, FLDIGI, and a few
other things. These are Windows based and he has been using Boot Camp to
This is interesting. The folks on the Tentec reflector have been
complaining about accessing the TT site using FIOS. I use Comcast and
haven't seen a problem. It may be some changes that Verizon has
instituted. I would see what it's like by the end of today as this
seemed like a weekend
Mark,
I think you have the basics. My view is that you can run an
integrated station better on a PC. That is what most of the good
software is written for. I use HRD 6 as my basic logging software and
N1MM+ for contesting. The difference aren't all that great between what
you have and
Rob,
If all you plan to do is run packet/APRS on 2 meters, I would
suggest that the KX3 is a waste of a good radio. You'd be better served
by buying an inexpensive 2 meter FM rig. It has everything you should
need, and I'm unaware of any APRS activity on 70 cm.
There are two meter
d environment": Would
that all our bands were "intelligently crowded"!
73, Phil W7OX
On 12/11/15 3:49 PM, Barry LaZar wrote:
Phil,
I will take the given opportunity to disagree. Our Field Day
operation uses all KX3s, QRP, That accounts for 3AB + a GOTA station.
There have
Phil,
I will take the given opportunity to disagree. Our Field Day
operation uses all KX3s, QRP, That accounts for 3AB + a GOTA station.
There have been times when we found one of our GOTA ops on the same band
and in the same portion of the band. What we have found is that if the
other
enough away, you will know he is there, but you may be able work through
him. Hopefully, this reads better. But, remember I said we keep our
antennas as far apart as we can and we operate QRP.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
From: "dave" <ho13d...@gmail.com>
To: &
Brian,
Be careful of your logic. The reason a rhombic works so well is
that most rhombics are 2 or more wavelengths long per leg. However,
putting in a resister makes the beast directional toward the resister,
not all bad nor inefficient. But the T2FD type antenna is only a 1/2
wave long
If memory serves, that antenna is a variant of the T2FD and should have
a 490 Ohm resistor in it. As you go higher in frequency, it becomes more
efficient as the resistor will need to absorb less energy; the resistor
is rated at 1/3 the antennas power rating at the low end.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
Craig,
Let me start with there is such thing as the perfect antenna. Each
is a compromise. Now having said that, there are several antennas that
come to mind. First, there is a simple dipole, fan dipole, or off center
fed dipole. This assumes that you have supports, trees or equal, that
Fred,
When you have a 24 bit A/D and not looking at the entire spectrum,
this should not be as big a problem as you imply, if gain distribution
is correct. 24 bits should yield a great enough dynamic range to cover
greater than ~ 95% of time; that last ~5% covers your friend next door
recovered from their mathematician's defection from
EE,
despite having been a wireless addict since age 12.
73,
Fred K6DGW
- Northern California Contest Club
- CU in the Cal QSO Party 1-2 Oct 2016
- www.cqp.org
On 11/10/2015 5:06 PM, Barry LaZar wrote:
Fred,
When you have a
Bob,
You are quite correct, and your recommendation to use a balun rated
at higher power levels than you plan to run is dead on. One point; in
the main, it is better to use a current type rather than a voltage
balun. Between your recommendation and my suggestion, a number of
problems get
essage-----
From: Barry LaZar [mailto:k3...@comcast.net]
Ed,
You will need to buy one additional bit, a good sound card. NaP3
is a good product, It's really an earlier version of PowerSDR than is
out today. It is free, but you will want to download LP-Bridge, not
Bridge2.
This will allow you t
Ed,
You will need to buy one additional bit, a good sound card. NaP3 is
a good product, It's really an earlier version of PowerSDR than is out
today. It is free, but you will want to download LP-Bridge, not Bridge2.
This will allow you to integrate your logging and digital software with
Hi Tom,
I was aware of that. However, I inferred he wasn't doing what we do
and all he needed was some simple interconnection. BTW, what's the next
iteration?
73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
From: "Tom" <tom...@videotron.ca>
To: "Barry LaZar"
--
From: ae...@carolinaheli.com
To: w3...@embarqmail.com; ae...@carolinaheli.com; "'Tom'"
<tom...@videotron.ca>; "'Barry LaZar'" <k3...@comcast.net>
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: 10/13/2015 11:28:57 AM
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Windows 10 and LP-Bridge
O
Don,
If all that is required is a port replicator, I'd suggest com0com.
It works quite well over Windows 10 with HRD and all the other software
that I use. It's free from Source Forge and a few other sources.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
-- Original Message --
From: "Don Wilhelm"
Mark,
Only you can determine what is correct. You need to use a CW tone
that feels best to you. After that, knock off all the frequencies
above and below your desired CW tone. What you are going to do is
essentially filter out more noise and distractions that your receive
filters allow
Don,
You are making feel old. I remember the CK722. I had one as an
audio amp behind a crystal set I built using a 1N34, not sure it was
even an A version. I had a 210 foot piece of wire strung from the radio,
through my bedroom window to a post in the back of our yard. I could
hear,
Gerard,
You will need to set up using:
softrock-IF
CW Pitch to what ever you set it to
Audio IF = 8000 - CW pitch
There will need to be a little adjustment of the IF due to your sound
card not being exact.
You will also need to set CAT to KX3 and appropriate com port. When you
get Audio
Scott,
OOPS! I picked up Gerard in the thread. However, my response of
just a few minutes ago is correct. In your case I should have added that
you need to set the signal I/O device to the sound card you use for the
spectrum display. This way you get more than just the 3 KHz bandwidth
you
Gerard,
The simple answer is yes, sure. If you are using the IQ data for
spectrum display, you tell CWskimmer to use that very same data
stream/sound card. It only really works with the Windows MME driver and
only sometimes works with the ASIO drivers. Ihave been doing this now
for about
If you didn't want to renew your subscription, you could manually upload
to LoTW by exporting the contacts in ADIF format, running TQSL, and
uploading directly to LoTW. It's no where as convenient, but it is
doable until such time as you want to jump back in.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
On 6/13/2015
Tex,
You are correct. HRD does require an annual fee for upgrades, but
once you have it, it continues to work whether your subscription runs
out or not.
I do as you. I use Win4K3 with HRD, but I also run CW Skimmer at
the same time and using the same IQ data you use for the pan
Walter,
The SignaLink not only has a built in sound card, but it also
controls the radio's PTT function. Yes, you can use VOX, but this plays
a little less clunky. You can also use the KX3's built in abilities, but
using an external interface with multimode software, allows for greater
operating on the digital modes. That's OK, but I use CW and phone as
much if not more. So, I designed my station for ease of mode switching
and maximum performance.
Vy 73,
Barry
K3NDM
On 6/9/2015 12:35 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
On Tue,6/9/2015 9:23 AM, Barry LaZar wrote:
The SignaLink not only has
Joe,
You bring an interesting point of view. I've been using a SignaLink
USB for at least 3-4 years. I haven't had an issue with it except not
enough time to play. And, I can't blame the manufacturer for that.
I think there is one point that is overlooked in a lot of these
Mark,
You are faced with what is becoming common. I assume you are
running your KX3 barefoot. That makes your antenna installation
critical. The problem with most simple antennas are they require a very
good ground to really be effective. If you have been using the Buddy
Pole as a
Mark,
You can use the last free version of HRD. It does work with the
KX3. Just set it up for K3 operation. However, If you want to do it to
the max, download a copy of Win4K3, $50, and buy a USB sound card that
runs 24 bit sampling at 96KHz or better sample rate. They run anywhere
from
Jim,
I wouldn't worry about it. Just push the tune button on the radio
and let the KX3 sort it out and remember. I do so many antenna things
around here and never depend on the memories. In fact I have a real
problem going from 28.3 MHz. to 28.6 Mhz. but the radio keeps up with
it. It
John,
I had been using LP Bridge with NaP3, and it seemed to work OK for
me. LP-Bridge 2 was a problem. However, since switching over to Win4K3,
I began to use com0com. It does seem to play nicer with the other things
I run on my machine. Google com0com as I don't have the URL handy. It
Chris,
If you are going after the K3 IF output, it is a single audio
signal at the IF frequency. You will need to downconvert it to baseband
and split it into two streams, one of which will need to be shifted by
90 degrees. It is these signals that go to a good sound card for
playing. It
it!!
;)
If I'm reading the block diagram correctly, it looks like an 8.125 MHz IF.
-Chris
On Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 11:03 AM, Barry LaZar k3...@comcast.net wrote:
Chris,
If you are going after the K3 IF output, it is a single audio signal at
the IF frequency. You will need to downconvert
Alex,
There is a way to do it, I don't; As I recall it was too much
trouble. I use a WinKeyer USB with N1MM when I contest. I have zero
problems this way. I know it's another piece of gear, but the ease is
great and I can stop sending by just touching my key or add information.
73,
Barry
Chris.
I have switched over to Win4K3. It's a total package with spectrum
display, IP connection to HRD, works well with CWskimmer, and now there
is spotting and a log program, albeit the logging function is still
being worked on. It seems to run much more smoothly than NaP3 with LP
Wayne,
With what Olli is doing and saying, what is going to happen to duty
cycle and heat dissipation needs?
Change of subject. The CQ WWCW contest was this weekend. When I got
on Friday night, 40 was filled to overflowing. My kx3 was hearing better
than, I infer, a lot of the DX
Tom,
As a beginner, don't get hung up on iambic. It's really for the
advanced CW operator. It requires a double paddle, or squeeze key set
and when you squeeze the paddles, you send alternating dits and dahs.
Whether you send a dit or a dah first, is a matter if which side you
squeezed
, therefore, declare the problem solved.
However, if anyone with more insight into this has any information, I'd
sure like to know about it.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
On 10/7/2014 3:44 PM, Barry LaZar wrote:
John,
Thanks. I'll check that. I hope that is all it is as that is the
same 35 Amp supply
Has anyone seen this problem and know what causes it? The last few weeks
my KX3 S/N 323 has begun to shut down unexpectedly while running CW or
SSB. The power supply is an Astron 35 Amp linear that appears to be rock
solid. I have the KXPA100 running at the same time hooked up like the
John,
Thanks. I'll check that. I hope that is all it is as that is the
same 35 Amp supply that I use.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
On 10/7/2014 3:25 PM, John Nogatch wrote:
On Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 6:40 PM, Barry LaZar k3...@comcast.net wrote:
... has begun to shut down unexpectedly while running CW
Pete,
I guess I don't understand. I use NaP3 and PSK31 without a problem.
I may not understand how you are configured. I use either DM780 or
FLDIGI and spot my signals on that and click in that window for a
signal. I do not use NaP3 or the KX3 for demodulation or decoding of any
of my
Rich,
You're right. I didn't understand what you were trying to do. I
would never have seen what you are referring to as I wouldn't operate as
you describe; it never occurred to me to do so. And, I use NaP3 V3.1
which may also have some subtle differences.
If I get some time, I'll need to
Interesting. I was beginning to think something like that, but I had to
data to support that.
I was running V4 for a while, but I had trouble with it playing nice
with some other stuff I run. So, I dumped it and went back to V3.1. This
configuration appears to be quite stable and plays nice
Peter,
I suggest that you probably don't want to go that route. What I
would suggest is that you use some digital mode software behind the K3,
something like FLDIGI, or your favorite application. You will see the
stream of data on its waterfall and you would use that for final tuning.
It
I think the developer gave up in disgust due to the number of people who
were hitting him with different issues. And, I don't think he was not
getting paid for the level of effort that was required to keep going.
The situation is not good. The product is quite good and is a very
helpful
Chris,
You will need the IC version. It uses the same element type that
the KX3 wants to see. I use the IC version here for contesting. I did do
an adjustment to the equalizer and compressor settings and got very good
audio reports for the efforts.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
On 7/7/2014 4:34 AM,
Joshua,
I'm no expert on learning code, but I have discovered a few things.
Most folk who want to learn code try and memorize the code and then try
and translate to readable text. I found out, the hard way, that you work
against yourself by doing this, It took me a very long time to figure
Wayne,
I remember that band. It was my favorite even though I wasn't a
novice. I met some of the friendliest hams in the world there, to
include some great DX.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
On 5/25/2014 4:03 PM, Wayne Burdick n...@elecraft.com [KX3] wrote:
Thanks to the PX3 panadapter and the CQ WW
Luc/Wayne,
Yes. It does work fine. I have an SGC-230 connected to one of my
antennas, also. The only suggestion that I can make is to make sure that
the tune power is above the minimum required for the '230. If the SWR is
very high before the system is tuned, the '230 doesn't quite make it
Use K3. It will work in any area that you need. However, I find that
LP-Bridge works better on my system. I've had too many lost connections
with LPB2.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
On 4/7/2014 11:51 AM, George Rebong wrote:
Can I use LP Bridge 2 for my KX-3? What RIG should I use to the RIG drop
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