Inrad made the 8-pole filters https://www.inrad.net/home.php?cat=140 and
they should still be available. I am not sure where the 5 and 6 pole
filters were made.
John KK9A
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy 7 edge, an AT 4G LTE smartphone.
On Wed, Aug 5, 2020 at 8:42 AM Henry Pollock - K4TMC
ipping.
>
> I see you have a 6 area call. If you are in CA then ordering from Elecraft
> should be faster. For those of us on the east coast there are alternatives.
>
> Dave wo2x
>
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> > On Jan 25, 2020, at 6:20 PM, j...@kk9a.com wrote:
>
Thanks Eric. I suspected this, especially the continued support. Elecraft
has done an excellent job of not obsoleting older radios. I own three K3Ss
and it's comforting to hear the official word.
73,
John KK9A/4
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy 7 edge, an AT 4G LTE smartphone.
On Thu, Jun 20, 2019
Sent from my iPhone
> ...nr4c. bill
>
>
> > On Jun 18, 2019, at 12:04 PM, "j...@kk9a.com" wrote:
> >
> > So does Elecraft no longer sell this filter:
> > http://www.inrad.net/product.php?productid=150=140
> >
> > John KK9A
> >
> > S
le filter. In a 400 Hz bandwidth, performance will be
> virtually indistinguishable from the 8-pole.
>
> 73,
> Wayne
> N6KR
>
>
>
>
> > On Jun 18, 2019, at 8:21 AM, j...@kk9a.com wrote:
> >
> > The new Elecraft site is a little vague regarding roofing filters
The new Elecraft site is a little vague regarding roofing filters so I am
going by memory. I have two filters in my cart KFL3A-2.8K-IR and KFL3C-400
for my third K3S. Before I hit the purchase button I want to be sure that
these are both 8 pole filters.
John KK9A
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy 7
I suspect the problem is the power supply and Don has some good
suggestions. I am not sure what the actual K3 power requirements are.
FWIW, Astron's are rated for ICS, if you really want 25 amps continuous
you need a 35 amp linear power supply.
John KK9A
Don Wilhelm donwilh at embarqmail.com
M
W2VJN and N3RD from Top Ten Devices are great helpful guys. I have been
using their band decoders for decades and we have both operated from the
same station in St Croix. I also have a Top Ten 6 way antenna relay box
that I only use only on contest expeditions with a single radio. It is
small,
You did not specify why you want an external mains switch. I have a 240v
surge protector in my electrical panel, it covers the whole house.
John KK9A
K7FD wrote:
Is anyone in the US using a separate 220v external mains switch on their
KPA500? I'm wondering where these are available. Or is
I was curious what the real bandwith of the 500Hz filter is and I found
this nice article.
http://www.nccc.cc/archived_meetings/pdf/K3%20Filters,%20Jan%202009.pdf
FWIW, I really like the 8pole 400Hz which I have turn on at 450Hz.
John KK9A
Ed W0YK wrote:
"Out of Stock"
Scott will order a
Bad idea. If I purchased a used K3s and received a modified K3 I would be
most unhappy.
John KK9A
Rich k3RWN
I kind of like
K3s (lower case S) is modified K3
K3S (upper case S) is the new radio
Rich
K3RWN
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It would be nice to know what conditions caused this FET failure. Is there
an easy way to know when this failure occurs other than getting crappy
audio reports?
John KK9A
Peter Dougherty (W2IRT) wrote:
This happened to me at the start of CQWW-SSB in October. My K3s is finally
enroute back
What is the Oh Jeeze about? I found K5UA's efficiency data surprising that
the amp dissipates nearly the same amount of heat regardless of power
level. Your comment was "I really do NOT understand why this data is so
surprising." You obviously know much more about RF amplifiers than I do. I
So why do most RTTY users run their amps at reduced power?
John KK9A
From: Charlie K3ICH
Date: Fri Aug 17 09:24:18 EDT 2018
I really do NOT understand why this data is so surprising.
It all seems to me to be perfectly normal with the amplifier's highest
efficiency occurring at near max
Interesting data, Charles. I assumed that running the KPA1500 (or KPA500)
at lower power would keep the fan from running as much. I knew that
efficiency changed with output power but I did not expect that it was this
significant. If your data is correct there is 1000++ watts of heat to
dissipate
I have five filters in my main receiver and only two in my subreceiver .
Only 400Hz filters are common in both. I have the identical setup in two
separate K3S's and it works great for my HF contesting needs where I use
the sub for SO2V. If you want to use diversity reception you may want at
least
That is why I said "IF" you are making a longer cable...
John KK9A
David Bunte K9FN wrote:
I am also a bit confused (not the first time), but I could have SWORN that
the initial query was from someone who wanted a SHORTER cable.
Dave - K9FN
On Wed, Aug 1, 2018 at 3:45 PM john at kk9a.com
Elecraft was my first experience with power pole connectors and I have
purchased custom cables from Powerwerx. They did a nice job, eventually I
purchased a crimper and connectors and made cables myself. If you are
making the KPA1500 cable longer than the factory cable it is probably
desirable to
I would contact Heil, they should fix it under warranty.
John KK9A
Clay Autery KY5G wrote:
Anyone ever had a ProSet two fail to deliver two channel output when
everything is set up correctly (aka bad cable or failed R channel solder
joint at one end or the other)?
My Elmer has a set bought
When I lived near Chicago I heard a mixture of two AM broadcast on 80m
using a 160' high rotating dipole. I assumed that something was rectifying
but I never found the solution. I am curious if you are received this
interference while using bandpass filters.
John KK9A
Mike Wetzel W9RE wrote:
K7ERQ left EHAM reviews on both, it would be nice if he wrote a
comparison. A couple things not mentioned below is that the Flex amp is
SO2R capable and has a higher list price.
John KK9A
K9MA wrote:
On 7/23/2018 21:37, Gary K9GS wrote:
> Any side by side with the KPA1500 and the Flex Power
Nice documentation. My KPA500 also makes this clicking noise so I would
say that your amp is functioning normally. Apparently many people on this
list do not find it objectionable. My KPA500 is just a backup / casual use
amp but I would still send it in if there was a mod to fix this. I wonder
if
Probably the only commercial option is a Powerwerx distribution panel.
Then you will need cables with a round connector on one end and a
Powerwerx on the other. Until buying Elecraft products I never used
Powerwerx connectors. Many years ago I took a small 4amp Astron power
supply, drilled a bunch
I based that statement on the 20amp KPA1500 rating shown on page 28 of
their manual. Obviously this is incorrect or it is very inefficient, but
still a station can have multiple heavy duty rotators, computers, multiple
transceivers, etc.
Neither Tony or I suggested making a 120v circuit from the two wire 240v
line using the ground as the neutral. Yes you can run three conductor
Romex and have a 120v and 240v outlet but I do not see this as a good plan
as it could easily exceed 20 amps on one leg. Upgrading to higher amperage
I concur, I used Romex which had 2 conductors plus a ground. Perhaps he
meant that the ground wire should be the same size as the two conductors
but I am not sure how much control you have over this using standard
cable. While adding this circuit I also ran a dedicated 120v outlet for
the radio
Make sure that the SUB ANT is switched to your active antenna.
John KK9A
Madison Jones w5mikejuliet at gmail.com
[This happened once before and I forgot what the easy fix is.] K3 Sub
receiver doesn't receive. What have I forgotten to check?
Madison
W5MJ
I stored three Yaesu FT1000MP Mark-V's along with other electronics plus
computers inside my Aruba home and the A/C was not on. There were no heat
or humidity related failures. I see no reason that Elecraft radios and
amps would not work after being stored this way. The proposed shed may be
even
I have never been on FT8 mode and I rarely use my KPA500 so take this with
a grain of salt. I would set the fan to a speed that provides some air
flow without being annoying. Perhaps speed 2 or 3, if I recall correctly.
This should at least delay it turning on the noisier higher speed speed
fan
I have seen more than a few people selling a K3 but advertising it as a
K3S. When you look into their radio more you learn that it was a K3
upgraded to a claimed K3S. While it is fantastic that an older K3 can be
upgraded, it will still never be a K3S and should not be called one.
John KK9A
I was happy with my K3S setup but once Elecraft announced this product I
had to try one. I found that having a RIT control right by my keyboard to
be very handy for contesting. I was never big into custom radio
programming but I found these buttons easy to program and quite useful. I
liked my
What does tip to tip mean - pointing 90 degrees apart?
Don't you use verticals for your mult stations at W3LPL to minimize in
band interference? How far are they from the Yagis?
John KK9A
Frank Donovanf W3LPL wrote:
We routinely operate three or more K3 transceivers on the same band
at W3AO,
Since the N6TV Y-Box works using two 2 1/2' cables, you should have no
issues. Longer DE15 cables are available if you look hard enough.
John KK9A
Bill Stravinsky k3wjv wrote:
I purchased two aux cables so I could put the amp on a separate side
table with my Acom 2000A. It was interesting
eplace the breaker with a larger current breaker UNLESS the wiring
> is rated for the extra current.
> 15A = 14 gage wire
> 20A = 12 gage wire
> 30A = 10 gage wire
>
> Harlan
> K4HES
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> > On Jun 14, 2018, at 7:14 AM, "j...@kk9
It should be fine to run the KPA500 at reduced power using your existing
15 amp outlet, unless you have a lot of other stuff plugged in. You can
always add a 240v outlet later. I ran a separate 20 amp 120v outlet along
with a new 240v outlet into the shack. Your 30 amp power supply is
adequate
l keying, you can generally compensate by reducing the
> device’s weighting.
> >
> > Wayne
> >
> >
> > http://www.elecraft.com
> >
> >> On Jun 8, 2018, at 5:02 AM, "j...@kk9a.com" wrote:
> >>
> >> I agree that 5ms is to
I agree that 5ms is too fast for many amplifiers. Is computer sent CW also
spoiled when increasing the delay? Does it only effect QSK or all CW
transmissions?
John KK9A
Igor Sokolov ua9cdc wrote:
Wayne it is a pity that TX delay setting affects CW timing. Changing TX
delay from default even
Nice video Don. Speed 4 and 5 might be like trying to operate with the XYL
vacuuming around you. I wonder what duty cycle and power level it takes
for these speeds to kick in. It was good to see a comparison with the tube
amps. My Alphas were hardly noticeable when running but remember they are
My KPA500 also has slightly inconsistent output. If I recall output drops
a little after the first few seconds of key down. Perhaps it is normal for
solid state amps as I have never noticed this with a tube amp. This may be
more of a concern with a legal limit amp if you want to keep it as close
hink of a reason to have additional hardware in the
> shack.
> I am in the process of removing more of the manual controls to the
> basement.
> 73,
> N2TK, Tony
>
> -Original Message-
> From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net
> [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.
There are airline regulations regarding batteries so you should check to
make sure that your battery sizes are acceptable. Bringing a transceiver
though security is usually a piece of cake. I have TSA Precheck which I
think makes things easier in US airports but I rarely have had to take my
K3S
“I" before "E" except after "C" and when sounding like "A" as in neighbor
and weigh and on weekends and holidays and all throughout May, and YOU'LL
ALWAYS BE WRONG NO MATTER WHAT YOU SAY”
John KK9A
Jim Miller AB3CV wrote:
weird...not wierd...
not enuf coffee...
jim
On Tue, May 22,
Great question, I would also like to use one for this purpose. If you're
only using one radio it will get little rest. I am sure that it will
survive a RTTY contest however I would probably set the fan at a higher
continuous speed and live with the fan noise however I wonder how loud
this really
I concur that the RF sense works very well, at least it does with an
external antenna switch and reasonably good antenna SWR. I am not sure
what happens if you also use the KAT500 as an antenna switch or your
untuned SWR is very bad. Does the amp fault during this first dit?
John KK9A
Jim
I used a KPA500 with a Yaesu transceiver and it worked very well just
letting the amp's RF sensor switch bands. I did not use an ALC cable.
John KK9A
Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
> The owners manual is of no help.
Have you actually read the KPA-500 Owner's Manual?
.
As an alternative, you can
I followed Jim's EQ recommendation which he as stated a number of times on
this list. For clarity I posted it here:
http://mailman.qth.net/pipermail/elecraft/2017-April/244127.html I believe
that this is an excellent recommendation. I received a number of
unsolicited "great audio" reports while
You can easily assign antenna ports using the KAT500 utility and a 3.5mm
to USB cable.
John KK9A
Bret N4SRN wrote:
I’m using VE3NEA’s Faros NCDXF beacon software to monitor the 5 bands using
my K3S on bypass with a KAT500 on bypass, as my two antennas have rATUs at
the bases. When I set the
Hopefully Elecraft can duplicate the apparent temperature related SWR
problem and resolve it.
The loud fan noise contradicts preliminary reviews. Perhaps the early
testers did not run the amp in a contest environment where it heated up.
There are over 125 KPA1500's that have been manufactured so
Can you describe your antenna(s) and feedline?
John KK9A
Ray W2RS wrote:
My KXPA100 transmits distorted audio on SSB, but works normally on CW and
RTTY. With 100 watts output, drain current is 11.7 A and supply voltage
is 13.1 V, down from 13.7 V on receive. My power supply is a pre-MFJ
Sign up for UPS My Choice
https://www.ups.com/mobile/deliveryplanner?loc=en_US and you will be aware
of every package coming to your residence. You can redirect packages if
they require a signature and you will not be home.
John KK9A
N4ZR wrote:
Yes, I know. The problem is that they did not
Is the SUB using the same antenna as the main.
John KK9a
JAY ki4txp wrote:
Thanks to all for the suggestions. I have now discovered that I am RX fine
on the Main. On the SUB all i get is a swish noise no audio.
Thanks again in advance
73
Jay KI4TXP
Do Astron linear power supplies have protection against excessive voltage
should the regulator fail?
John KK9A
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That is some lossy wire in your example:) The reason for the lighter
gauge splice suggestion was to provide a way to connect heavy wire to the
Elecraft K3 and K3S. I can directly connect 1 awg wire to my Astron power
supply but technically only 10 awg to the small PowerPole connector on the
How much power cable twist is needed to be effective for reducing RFI/EMI?
John KK9A
Jim Brown K9YC wrote:
I find #10 to be the largest cable that I can reasonably
fit into the 45A insert, so I run twisted pairs of that.
73, Jim K9YC
I have never seen the Powerpole adapter but that seems like and elegant
solution. You could even use 6awg wire with that connector if you had a
longer power supply/battery cable.
John KK9A
Phil Kane k2asp wrote:
On 4/11/2018 9:14 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> John and all,
>
> You can splice a
inches) length of #12 wire to the #8 or #10
> wire and it will not have negligible voltage drop due to the short length.
> Make certain you have a good tight connection at the splice point.
>
> 73,
> Don W3FPR
>
> On 4/11/2018 12:02 PM, j...@kk9a.com wrote:
>
>> My 70a
My 70amp Astron has 1/4" lugs and they seem to make a secure connection.
Do to my longer lead length (power supply on floor) I used 8ga wire. This
was difficult to stuff into the K3S sized PowerPole. Even with the shorter
leads that I use on contest expeditions along with a switching power
supply
This should not matter pressing the XMIT button.
John
John KK9A
Dave Sublette k4to.dave at gmail.com
Are you in CW mode? If so, is VOX enabled?
K4TO
>>
>> On 04/09/2018 08:31 AM, Martin Sole wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> My K3 died today, somehow. The radio works fine on receive and appears
>>>
I looked for the K3S book a while ago on Lulu during one of these sales
and for some reason only the PDF was available. I wanted a physical book.
It is probably still that way.
John KK9A
hawley, charles j jr wrote:
I was looking for the latest K3S book and don't see it...specifically
titled
I have never used my K3S higher than 10m. I imagine that 6m (or 2m like
the original poster is using) is a different animal than HF and the higher
gain preamp would be useful.
John KK9A
Jim Brown K9YC wrote:
> I have operated from several countries using my K3S and I am never so
> fortunate
interface is needed between PC and K3 ACC connector.
>
> 73,
> Ed W0YK
>
> Original message ----
> From: j...@kk9a.com
> Date: 4/5/18 4:31 AM (GMT-08:00)
> To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> Subject: [Elecraft] K3 audio line in/out cables
>
> Can you do F
Can you do FSK with only a USB connection between your computer and K3?
John KK9A
> Date: Tue, 3 Apr 2018 12:20:02 -0400
> From: "N2TK, Tony"
>
> I have upgraded both of my K3's to make them as close to a K3S as best I
> can. Presently cleaning up the rats nest of cables. I am using USB.
>
I have Dish and there is no interference to it when transmitting on the HF
bands. During heavy rain storms there is occasional signal loss and I
suppose if you live in areas with a lot of snow you could have similar
issues.
John KK9A
Reed w4jz wrote:
Wed Mar 14 08:56:34 EDT 2018
Has anyone had
Wow interesting post Bill! Outside of contests I have not chased DX in
decades and I was not aware how high tech it has become.
John KK9A
W4ZV wrote:
Get CW Skimmer and enable its "599" function. You don't even need to listen
to the pileup since you can watch for the last "599" in the spectrum
A dummy load may verify that the KPA/KAT are working properly. I am
guessing that something is arcing in your antenna system. Perhaps water
ingress. Have you run high power into it with a different amp?
John KK9A
On March 12 Alan Lambert wrote:
I recently acquired a KP500/KAT500 for use with
400Hz is my favorite CW/RTTY filter. I also have a 250Hz but if you read
the archives you will see that it is not much narrower than the 400. If
you are concerned about the cost this is worth looking at. I have the
2.1KHz and 1.8KHz SSB filters. Of course the 2.1 sounds better, I switch
in the
I am glad that you found the problem relatively easily Barry.
I am wondering who makes quality lugs and crimping tools? I am not
impressed with the ones that I buy at the big box stores.
John KK9A
Barry w2up wrote:
John,
I wasn't using the Astron-supplied lug. I crimped another lug onto the
Perhaps send the broken 756 to Icom America for repair.
But I agree with K4TO that Elecraft customer service and support is second
to none. Their email response time is quick and I feel confident that
parts for my K3S's will be available for a long time.
John KK9A
From: Charles Carlon
Very
It was a valid question Bill, there was no reason for criticism. Ham
radio is an aging group with many being 70+ years old. Some ops of any age
may have physical limitations. One of the attractions to the Elecraft line
is its small size and light weight. Good luck "creating the funds", I have
not
The original post by W4KBX was this: "I’m seeking recommendations for
RG-8X coax with the lowest loss. The total run will be about 100 feet."
You cannot defy physics and have low loss with 1/4" coax, no matter who
the manufacture is, but RG8X was his criteria.
John KK9A
Jim Brown K9YC wrote:
I believe all RG8X has a .242 diameter PVC jacket and about the same loss.
Certainly some brands are better made, I use only Belden 9258.
Perhaps the question should be what is the best coax with a diameter less
than ??? or weight less then ???, for ??? MHz, good for ??? watts for a
I have moved many Alpha amps without removing the transformer. I believe
you only have to remove it for shipping. They also have screws to secure
the fan that should be installed. I just sold an OM Power 2000+ and
shipped it with the transformer. That was a heavy box to carry to FedEx!
I have no
Surgex power strips are significantly more expensive than Tripp Lite. Are
they better?
John KK9A
Jim Brown - K9YC wrote:
I'm guessing that I bought the first of these units 4-5 years ago, and
it's been protecting a big "old iron" Dell tower ever since. Run time
still seems quite good. I bought
Brilliant idea Mike. When a single knob has multiple functions it is way
too easy to accidentally adjust mic gain.
John KK9A
From: Mike Wetzel mjwetzel at comcast.net
Date: Wed Feb 21 22:00:12 EST 2018
I knew about the power set nor/per band didn't know about the 'tap 1' to
lock mic/cmp/pwr.
There appears to be a big demand an Elecraft legal limit amp, great job
adding this to the product line. If a person ordered a KPA1500 today when
would it likely ship?
John KK9A
FromL Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ,
Date: Tue Feb 20 14:00:44 EST 2018
Hi Carl - I apologize for the confusion on this. I'm
I agree that the MicroHAM interface works perfectly with the Elecraft
utility for everything except firmware updates. Using it with firmware
updates is a disaster, don't ask me how I know this:)
John KK9A
From: Joe Subich, W4TV
Date: Fri Feb 16 20:40:25 EST 2018
I have not attempted to run
What is your callsign? I do not have the USB interface however I do have a
lot of other MicroHAM devices. Since I do not see the word Router in your
post I have to ask this again: Are you following the MicroHAM setup
instructions?
John KK9A
gbconsultin...@gmail.com Wrote"
I am still trying to
The router software should show if the K3 is connected. Make sure that
this works before opening the logging software. Like others have said, use
38400 baud. Carefully follow the MicroHAM instructions.
John KK9A
N6XI wrote:
You got good advice on baud rate. Also, it's wise always to confirm
RTTY contesting has a much higher duty cycle, especially when using a
single radio and no one is answering your CQs.
John KK9A
On Feb 15 03:51:39 G4DYA wrote:
The FT8 parameters were tweaked slightly during the beta phase prior to
the release of WSJT-X 1.8.0, and the TX time was reduced to
The photo also vanished from the products page
http://www.elecraft.com/elecraft_products_page.htm
I guess it was replaced by the KPA1500 :)
John KK9A
From: Mark W7MLG
Date: Tue Feb 13 09:00:53 EST
The KPA500 links seem to have been broken on the Elecraft Website:
Not Found
The requested URL
> Tnx John …. I guess a better option might be to just buy a VGA Y-Adapter
> rather than make one up and have to do all that soldering …
>
>
>
> Don, N5LZ
>
>
>
> Sent from Mail <https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> for
> Windows 10
>
>
>
>
Yes a Y will work. I have had a MicroHAM keyer, a Top Ten Band Decoder
and a KPA500 all connected to the same ACC jack.
John KK9A
Don Butler n5lz at comcast.net
Mon Feb 12 12:31:13 EST 2018
I've been studying the manual while waiting for my new KPA-1500 to ship ...
I see that the KPAK3AUX
I keep mine always set on the highest speed that is not loud. I cannot
remember the number but it the fan is barely noticeable and the next speed
up seems quite loud. For casual S operating the loud fan never comes on
for me.
John KK9A
From: Brian K3KO
Date: Fri Feb 9 11:57:29 EST 2018
With the
A 4-40 Pem nut typically requires a Ø.166 hole and a 6-32 requires a Ø.188
hole. So if a 4-40 nut was installed in a Ø.188 hole it will easily fall
out. You should not re-tap the threads or use a smaller screw. You can
install PEM fasteners with a hammer and anvil but it is best to use a
machine
You can install PEM nuts with a hammer and anvil but it's best to do it
with a PEM insertion machine or a fixture in a press. 4-40 nuts typically
require a .166 diameter hole and 6-32 require a .188 hole.
John KK9A
Michael Blake K9JRI wrote:
I am waiting on a response from Elecraft TS on this
Is there a fix for the KPA500 pinging? I do not use my amp often but I
have seen this occur on occasion. I am hoping that the KPA1500 does not do
this.
John KK9A
AJ8MH wrote:
Sun Jan 28 12:30:32 EST 2018
Also, heat causes some stress on the chassis and you'll here pings as it
flexes with temp.
I have original versions of the Y-Box. Although it worked, I never liked
using multiple Y's on the ACC jack and this box eliminated the clutter.
Both of mine work perfectly. Also Bob is very responsive and a great guy
do business with.
I assume that the amplifier port has certain terminals not
This first thing I would do is check the voltage at the radio. There is a
voltmeter in my K3S so there probably is one in the K3. You could have a
power supply issue or just low voltage in Curacao. I try to maintain 13.5V
on TX.
John KK9A
K8ND wrote:
Thu Jan 25 06:54:48 EST 2018
I was running
Until K9YC's post I was not aware of the Array Solutions lightning
arrestor. They appear be a nice product. How do GDT's fail - open or
closed? If open, how do you know that they need replacement?
John KK9A
K9YC wrote:
I strongly agree with Bob's advice, EXCEPT that I've gotten really tired
of
These are excellent reviews, I especially liked W0YK's comment about
having to consult the wattmeter to confirm that it was running. This would
have been the perfect amp for Ed to bring to Sabana Basora, Aruba for the
2018 RTTY Roundup. Are any stations outside California testing the
KPA-1500?
Thank you iain! This is exactly what I was looking for.
John KK9A
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy 7 edge, an AT 4G LTE smartphone.
On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 11:24 PM, iain macdonnell - N6ML <a...@dseven.org>
wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 7:09 PM, <j...@kk9a.com> wrote:
> &g
I saw the Heil connectors and Heil wire when I first started my search. I
was not interest in the wire. I did have an interest in the Foster
connectors but could not find them in stock anywhere.
73,
John KK9A
Bill Wrote:
Heil has the best Foster connector. Sold in pairs. Not sure if price but
edge, an AT 4G LTE smartphone.
>
> Original message
> From: j...@kk9a.com
> Date: 1/15/18 19:46 (GMT-06:00)
> To: 'Elecraft Reflector' <elecraft@mailman.qth.net>
> Subject: [Elecraft] K3S Microphone Cable
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> I am remaking my SO2R control box cables
Awesome - I want one!
John KK9A
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On Mon, Jan 15, 2018 at 10:14 PM, Ed W0YK <e...@w0yk.com> wrote:
> Not an issue with the KPA1500. That's my point.
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> 73,
> Ed W0YK
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Plus the simple dipole in your example has a lot less RF coming back into
the shack.
John KK9A
David Gilbert wrote:
There is only a fixed amount of total energy contained in all the lobes
of an antenna. You almost definitely did get lots of lobes ... but you
also got lots of nulls that
$1?
John KK9A
Scott Manthe wrote:
Does anyone know what an Elecraft labeled Hex Key is worth? I've got one
in great shape that I'm considering selling.
Thanks,
Scott N9AA
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I set both of my K-PODs to switch to specific bands. I am not at home now
or I would copy the programs however it was easy to find in the manual. If
you cannot find it I can send it to you tonight. I used this feature a lot
over the weekend, it is much nicer than pressing the up/down toggle on the
I understand you being cautious however I am curious, is there RF inside
the shack (assuming quality coax and common mode chokes)?
John KK9A
KQ8M wrote:
Jan 4 10:34:09
I see the Pigremote is out of stock. Is there any idea when they may become
available again? I will be using it with my K3.
I purchased another K-POD and on New Years day I connected it to my second
K3S. I programmed it identically to my first one. Both appear to work the
same except the new one has the LED 4 on and on the original the LED is
off. None of my programs were written to control LED 4. To make them the
Interesting saying Twan, it is very true. All of a sudden no one has any
other amplifier in their shack?
Has the KPA1500 been approved by the FCC yet?
John KK9A
pa0kv said:
Everyone tensed and impatient as a child waiting for a new puppy. :-D
There's a Dutch saying: "Bezit van de zaak is het
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