Thanks Fred -
When I get time, I might just pull the radio out of the rack and
remove/reset those pins...
Yeah, in the 'olden days' (mid 80s in my case) I was a bench tech fixing
dumb terminals from airports, among other things..they were connected to
each other in a daisy-chained serial 'party
Thanks Jack. I've never used macros, and none are shown in the K3 utility,
so I don't think that's the issue. I've identified at least 4 ways to
trigger the strange behavior from the front panel, and one via CAT.
73 de W0ZF
On Wed, Nov 8, 2023 at 1:34 PM Jack Brindle wrote:
> the behavior I
Much of the K3 functionality as a radio is analog on the main RF board
[well, except for the DSP of course]. I believe that many [most?] of
the signals on the Coveted Golden Connector Pins are digital chatter
between the brains and the other parts of the radio that tell them what
to do but
the behavior I might expect if a macro was being executed. Is it possible that
you have one saved, either in the K3 or the computer that is set to trigger at
the times you noted? Mostly they execute so fast you don’t see the activity,
but if the K3 is busy it might slow down a ways. Band
I thought about that, Fred, but my serial number is in the low 8000s. I
assembled the kit. It came with the gold pins.
Could still be a bad connection I suppose. I've found at least 4 different
ways to trigger the behavior, but it doesn't seem to affect any
functionality.
On Wed, Nov 8, 2023 at
Has your K3 received the coveted Golden Connector Pins? Mine [S/N 642]
began doing things like that, especially on the BAND+/- and MODE +/-
buttons. Pressing really hard would sometimes make it work. The K-POD
proved to be a work around, but the new connector pins on a trip to the
factory
Has your K3 received the coveted Golden Connector Pins? Mine [S/N 642]
began doing things like that, especially on the BAND+/- and MODE +/-
buttons. Pressing really hard would sometimes make it work. The K-POD
proved to be a work around, but the new connector pins on a trip to the
factory
Thanks Keith - I totally missed that in the manual, as it's been a long
time since I've used the decode feature. I tried changing the threshold to
Auto...now I get the same behavior as before, except when it flashes it
says thr Auto. So it's definitely showing me that menu setting, but I have
no
That "thr 4" is from the TEXT DEC settings.
Long press CWT/0 (zero) button to see the setting.
I would think it would not do anything if "OFF", but try setting the
upper to AUTO or something.
There is a ton of info in the manual...
Keith WE6R K3/K4 Tech
I've noticed some strange behavior with my K3 lately. Sometimes the
display will flash twice very quickly and beep twice. I had to take a video
with my phone to see what it says because it happens quickly. The upper
part of the LCD says "thr4", and the lower part says "OFF" when this
One should / must turn the radio off using the POWER button on the radio
BEFORE shutting off the power supply. Otherwise said, never turn off
the power supply with the radio on. Why? There is a PDI {Power Down
Immanent} circuit that saves the current data configuration in the power
down
VGA cables are incompatible with the KPA500 and KPA1500. You will need a
straight-through cable. BUT, you also need some pins removed. The power pin of
the K3 is not compatible with the power pin of the KPA500 or KPA1500, and will
result in the problems you have seen.
The cable is described in
Now I see what's going on. Originally I used the Elecraft cable between
the K3 ACC and the KPA1500 and everything was OK. The K3 could be
powered down normally. When I moved that K3 to a spare position, that
cable wasn't long enough, so I ordered an extension VGA cable. This is
when the
Yes, Alarm and Remote Operations Settings.
Ray WA6VAB K3
Windows 0
From: Drew AF2Z
Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2021 5:13 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Display Won't Shut Off
I've had the same effect by setting the K3's Alarm to ON then turning
off the p/s
I've had the same effect by setting the K3's Alarm to ON then turning
off the p/s. When the p/s is turned on again (and maybe the K3 Power
button pressed; I forget the exact sequence now) the LCD backlight comes
on. So, you might want to check the Alarm setting.
73,
Drew
AF2Z
On 09/16/21
When I plug the ACC connector cable for the KPA1500 into my newly
acquired spare K3, the POWER button doesn't shut off the backlight in
the display or the P3 that's connected to it. As soon as I remove that
connector or shut off the PS, it powers down normally.
This doesn't happen with the
Why keep asking the same question?
The answer is always “No”.
There’s an old saying about asking a question over and over and expecting a
different answer
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...nr4c. bill
> On Jul 1, 2018, at 5:47 PM, Bert Craig wrote:
>
> I occasionally pose this question. Is
I suggest to one other to visit the local auto window tint place. Get
a scrap of light green window tint, cut it to size and put it on the
plastic overlay for the display. Or if you know someone in the
performance theater circles, get a piece of light gel which they use on
spots. Easy
I think the solution to that particular problem is called the TS590.
Unfortunately it comes with some other compromises.
That said, I think a green display on the K3 would be awesome.
In a similar, slightly humorous vein I wanted to replace some dial lamps
on an old Yaesu with LED's. I had
I occasionally pose this question. Is there any way to make the K3S display
green like the K2?
Vy 73 de Bert
WA2SI
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From: Don Wilhelm
To: Frank Krozel , elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sun, 01 Jul 2018 12:02
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K2 display
Frank,
The K2 had
Wayne,
Thanks for your quick response.
Robie - AJ4F
On Mon, Jun 11, 2018 at 11:01 PM Wayne Burdick wrote:
> Hi Robie,
>
> All of our transceivers, including the K3 and K3S, use a custom
> transflective LCD with high-contrast, easy to read segments. At night you
> can use the backlight. But
Hi Robie,
All of our transceivers, including the K3 and K3S, use a custom transflective
LCD with high-contrast, easy to read segments. At night you can use the
backlight. But they're also visible in even the most intense directly sunlight.
You’ll have no trouble with visibility.
73,
Wayne
When we operate radios on a picnic table in the sun, we put the
radio in a cardboard box to provide shade. It seems to work well.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 6/11/18 at 3:15 PM, rule...@gmail.com (Robie Elms) wrote:
I am planning some outdoor operation. How visible is the K3 display
outside in the
All,
I am planning some outdoor operation. How visible is the K3 display
outside in the sun? Any suggestions for improving visibility?
Robie - AJ4F
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> On Jun 4, 2017, at 4:35 AM, Drew AF2Z wrote:
>
> Not at all. Slightly large than a K3 perhaps. And requiring several separated
> LCD
Not at all. Slightly large than a K3 perhaps. And requiring several
separated LCD panels instead of the "one big display" design.
73,
Drew
AF2Z
On 06/01/17 10:39, Nr4c wrote:
And the front panel would be the size of a 40 inch TV.
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...nr4c. bill
On May 31, 2017, at
And the front panel would be the size of a 40 inch TV.
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> On May 31, 2017, at 10:13 PM, Drew AF2Z wrote:
>
> I would like to have a front panel that is designed according to these two
> rules:
>
> 1. Use physical controls only: buttons,
I would like to have a front panel that is designed according to these
two rules:
1. Use physical controls only: buttons, knobs, switches. (Not a "smudge
screen".)
2. The state of every control should be obvious by its position,
rotation, dial, or adjacent LEDs; or, the control should be
My sentiments exactly. Everything I need to see and all the controls I
need for day to day operation is on the K3/K3S front panel and easy to
find/use. This concern with appearances strongly reminds me of consumer
audio and video products, which have small white lettering on a black
chassis
I am colorblind... as in monochrome. The color waterfall on the P3 is
barely usable for me. The monochrome option is perfect. I've used an
IC-7600 and a PRO3 on county expeditions for the Cal QSOwhich
[apparently] are quite colorful. It's a real strain for me. K3 is just
fine the way it is.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 11:22 PM
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Display is Dated...
Looks like there is a winner somewhere. The Image is changing. Look at the
d
Looks like there is a winner somewhere. The Image is changing. Look at the
display in the KPA1500.
A preview of something to match?
73,
Bob
K2TK ex KN2TKR (1956) & K2TKR
On 5/31/2017 12:03 AM, Nr4c wrote:
I'm not sure why users get so involved in a discussion on topics like this. The
ble color selections.
73,
Erik K7TV
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To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 Display is Dated. . .
With all due respect, I think the K3/P3 is a classic design, including the
man-machine interface. Not a square nanometer of wasted real estate,
everything
I'm not sure why users get so involved in a discussion on topics like this. The
amber LCD display is part of the Elecraft image. They use it on the K3, KX2,
KX3 and K3S. It's not going to change so pick another battle! One you can win.
Or, wait for the K4 in a couple years and it will likely
Good to see this functionality being added to N1MM, with luck some of the
SDR developers will pick this up and it can be implemented externally to
the K-line.
To be honest for situational awareness during a contest having a 24"
monitor with 2.5M or more pixels (or larger) above the desk fed with
I completely agree with Ken K6MR!
I rarely, if ever, touch the radio. I sometimes twirl the main VFO knobs,
but frankly, out of habit.
90% of my interface is via the computer keyboard (N1MMLogger +. Oh, yes, I'm
one of those "Durn Contesters!").
But there are very interesting things on the
With all due respect, I think the K3/P3 is a classic design, including the
man-machine interface. Not a square nanometer of wasted real estate,
everything is where I need it the most and when I need it quickly.
Graphics, interactivity, not too much, not too little, just the right
touch. It is
Gents,
I don't care about the display. I care about how the radio works. How it
hears and how it talks.
How it works in contest or expedition environments. If display is that
important you buy a FLEX and it's as big as can be.
Bill N2WL
Don,
Agree. However, there is a need to update the "displays" for functions
that were shoe horned into the K3 well after the display was cast in
concrete.
Things like a flashing decimal point. What the heck does that mean?
There are about a dozen such "non-intuitive" displays which could
Kent,
While that is a good feature for autos, it does take some time and
trouble to set up as the user desires.
I did recently purchase an upper-end car and after over a month I have
not done too much display customization. The simple things are the most
important to me. Other stuff is
Keep it simple? Like a crystal radio?
On my KX3 I want a full heads-up display. It should have virtual
reality goggles tied to Google Earth so I can fly to your
neighborhood, check out your antenna farm and make recommendations for
improvements. I want to visualize the path my radio waves take to
an interface that let you move
the controls around on the screen. Pretty much build any front panel layout
you wanted.
Ken K6MR
From: K9ZTV<mailto:k9...@socket.net>
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 5:25 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net<mailto:elecraft@mailman.qth.net>
Subject: Re: [Elecraft
I have to agree, "the kiss principle" Keep is simple stupid - works
every time.
While 'glitsy' displays are pretty to watch, they often do not convey
relevant information, or that information is buried in the 'glitz' and
not easily recognized at a glance.
The K3, KX3, KX2 displays show the
One compromise, undoubtedly costly, would be a customisable display like
upper-end cars are now wearing. Users could place whatever indicators they
wanted, wherever they wanted, in whatever combination they wanted.
But I like the Elecraft displays just as they are, for all the reasons others
an.qth.net><mailto:elecraft@mailman.qth.net>
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Display is Dated...
Besides my K3 & P3, I also have an Icom IC-7300. The touch color display of
the IC-7300 is essentially the same size as the P3 and I think the P3 is a
little tiny bit larger of
: Phil Hystad<mailto:phys...@mac.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 3:18 PM
To: Thom<mailto:k...@ki8w.com>
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net<mailto:elecraft@mailman.qth.net>
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Display is Dated...
Besides my K3 & P3, I also have an Icom IC-7300. The touch c
Whenever this thread comes up-- and it has several times before-- I usually
point toward the displays on the most advanced commercial aircraft in the skies
for comparison. In this context, a pilot needs to know a few (or several)
critical pieces of information instantly, and easily, and can't
My K3 has a new fresh color display... I use a computer and a
Genovation pad to control it... :)
73s and thanks,
Dave
NK7Z
http://www.nk7z.net
On 05/30/2017 02:36 PM, ke9uw wrote:
I was wondering if the K3 display could be replaced by an updated display,
one that looks like the ones on the
your regular conversation…. ;^)
> >
> > Ken K6MR
> >
> > From: Phil Hystad<mailto:phys...@mac.com>
> > Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 3:18 PM
> > To: Thom<mailto:k...@ki8w.com>
> > Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net<mailto:elecraft@mailman.qth.net&
uesday, May 30, 2017 3:44 PM
To: Ken K6MR<mailto:k...@outlook.com>
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net<mailto:elecraft@mailman.qth.net>
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Display is Dated...
Huh. Maybe it isn't a sighted thing that I just wouldn't understand after all.
Or else Ken is an
Remember that the K3 was designed almost 10 years ago to include being a
nifty QRP/DXpedition rig. I'm guessing the monochrome display saves some
current over a full-color display.
73,
Scott N9AA
On 5/30/17 5:36 PM, ke9uw wrote:
I was wondering if the K3 display could be replaced by an
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> Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net<mailto:elecraft@mailman.qth.net>
> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Display is Dated...
>
> Besides my K3 & P3, I also have an Icom IC-7300. The touch color display of
> the IC-7300 is essentially the same size as
I was turning the knob on a K3 once a couple years ago and thought, hey, what a
smooth turning knob. What a nifty radio. I want one. Not in this lifetime,
however, though I'm really enjoying my KX3 and K2. Well...OK...enjoying is
probably a stretch, since I need to put up an hf antenna again.
and click. This is radio, not a
video game.
And now back to your regular conversation…. ;^)
Ken K6MR
From: Phil Hystad<mailto:phys...@mac.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 3:18 PM
To: Thom<mailto:k...@ki8w.com>
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net<mailto:elecraft@mailman.qth.net>
Subject:
Besides my K3 & P3, I also have an Icom IC-7300. The touch color display of
the IC-7300 is essentially the same size as the P3 and I think the P3 is a
little tiny bit larger of maybe 1/8th inch larger diagonal measure. The
information on the IC-7300 is basically the same as the combo of the
I was turning the knob on a K3S at Dayton and thought to myself...this
looks like the display on my 10 year old Kenwood TS-570D. Come to think
of it maybe Kenwood needs to update the displays on most of there radios
too.
73
Thom KI8W
On 5/30/2017 17:36, ke9uw wrote:
I was wondering if
I was wondering if the K3 display could be replaced by an updated display,
one that looks like the ones on the newest rigs from Japan. Could it be
displayed on the monitor connected to the svga on P3? Just wondering :)
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OK gang I'm sure it's something very simple I am overlooking BUT.
I understand the TX indicator on the display (not the TX led) flashes
when in TEST mode, or if transmit is inhibited externally. But, mine
started flashing all the time.
I have disconnected everything except mic, external
Make sure TX INH is set to OFF.
On 6/11/2013 4:36 PM, Harlan wrote:
OK gang I'm sure it's something very simple I am overlooking BUT.
I understand the TX indicator on the display (not the TX led) flashes when in TEST mode,
or if transmit is inhibited externally. But, mine started flashing
Vic...you are a genius all works fb now.
Everything Elecraft is fantastic. From the products to the staff to the users
on the reflector..
Harlan
NC3C
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Vic K2VCO k2vco@gmail.com wrote:
Make sure TX INH is set to OFF.
On 6/11/2013 4:36 PM,
Not a genius, but shall we say I have been where you were!
On 6/11/2013 6:24 PM, Harlan wrote:
Vic...you are a genius all works fb now.
Everything Elecraft is fantastic. From the products to the staff to the users on the
reflector..
Harlan
NC3C
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In my case, add a red face...:-)
On 12 June 2013 12:55, Vic K2VCO k2vco@gmail.com wrote:
Not a genius, but shall we say I have been where you were!
On 6/11/2013 6:24 PM, Harlan wrote:
Vic...you are a genius all works fb now.
Everything Elecraft is fantastic. From the products to
It appears that the folks who can't hear the wow-wow zero beat note are
failing to turn on SPOT as specified in the K3 Owner's Manual for
Method 2.
Zero-beating the SPOT sidetone against the signal doesn't require
hearing
low tones, only hearing the amplitude modulation (wow-wow) of the
sidetone
Jack,
Check page 50 of the manual. I suggest using Method 2. Use the highest
frequency WWV that you can reliably receive, and make certain you are
zero beating with the carrier instead of one of the transmitted tones.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 10/4/2012 10:22 PM, Jack Berry wrote:
I have s/n 3012,
: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Display frequency calibration
Jack,
Check page 50 of the manual. I suggest using Method 2. Use the highest
frequency WWV that you can reliably receive, and make certain you are zero
beating with the carrier instead of one of the transmitted tones.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 10/4
I am building my K3. I am at the part were I am testing the fans. in CONFIG,
PAIO ON, PAIO TST The (TST ) the T's look like upside down F's.The S looks
okay.
Anyone see this before?
Chris W7CTH
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I am building my K3. I am at the part were I am testing the fans. in CONFIG,
PAIO ON, PAIO TST The (TST ) the T's look like upside down F's.The S looks
okay.
They're (supposed to look like) lower-case 't's
~Iain /
Looks like upside down F's not lower case t's
Chris
From: Iain MacDonnell - N6ML a...@dseven.org
To: Chris Hembree w7...@yahoo.com
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Tue, August 17, 2010 9:13:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Display
On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 2
MacDonnell - N6ML a...@dseven.org
To: Chris Hembree w7...@yahoo.com
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Tue, August 17, 2010 9:13:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Display
On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 2:31 AM, Chris Hembree w7...@yahoo.com wrote:
I am building my K3. I am at the part were I am testing
, 2010 9:13:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Display
On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 2:31 AM, Chris Hembree w7...@yahoo.com wrote:
I am building my K3. I am at the part were I am testing the fans. in
CONFIG,
PAIO ON, PAIO TST The (TST ) the T's look like upside down F's.The S
looks
okay
Thanks Hi! Hi!
Chris
From: Iain MacDonnell - N6ML a...@dseven.org
To: Chris Hembree w7...@yahoo.com
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Tue, August 17, 2010 9:19:31 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Display
It's as close as you can get to a 't' on a seven
That's a limitation of the elements available on the display.
Ron AC7AC
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I am building my K3. I am at the part were I am testing the fans. in
CONFIG,
PAIO ON, PAIO TST The (TST ) the T's look like upside down F's.The S looks
okay.
Anyone see this before?
Chris
, August 17, 2010 9:25:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Display
See also
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven-segment_display_character_representations
~Iain / N6ML
On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 3:19 AM, Iain MacDonnell - N6ML a...@dseven.org wrote:
It's as close as you can get to a 't' on a seven
Mike,
Another solution is to have a pair of glasses for radio use. I have
set of bifocals which are used for computer and radio with roughly a thirty
inch focal length and reading at roughly fourteen inches. I find them very
convenient in the radio shack.
73 Doug EI2CN
PS What
I am short sighted and my near vision is still quite good however I use
a set of thin 'dollar store' +2 reading glasses when I do SMT work on my
bench, these go over my normal glasses and give me some binocular
magnification for doing fine (re)work. Choose the magnification factor
in the shop such
Thanks, Doug.
You missed the post where I said I have the extra glasses. Without them,
I probably would have to put one of those 'page magnifiers' on the front
panel. :-)
73, Mike NF4L
Doug Turnbull wrote:
Mike,
Another solution is to have a pair of glasses for radio use. I have
I have a shelf so I can have my two 19 monitors above the K3, rotor
control, SteppIR box, and paddle. The monitors are too high for my
progressive lenses, which are continuously variable from reading to
distance with no line (think analog instead of digital!). The shelf is 8
(20 cm) above the
My display is blank, it is on but has no information showing. Is there a
reset I can try to bring it back?
Bill N8WS
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I work 6-meter WSJT digital modes, where frequency differences measured in Hz
are significant. Working with various other stations whose technical
capabilities I trust more then my own, I've concluded that my K3 is about 96
Hz, plus or minus, on the low side of actual when the VFO is set to a
Bill W5WVO wrote:
I work 6-meter WSJT digital modes, where frequency differences measured in
Hz are significant. Working with various other stations whose technical
capabilities I trust more then my own, I've concluded that my K3 is about
96 Hz, plus or minus, on the low side of actual
All this talk about TX IMD and monitoring voltage, etc got me to check
out my K3. I usually run @ 50w into small amp and I see 13.7V on rcv and
11.5 while xmit. If I run the power up to 100w, I see 13.7 and 10.8; do
I have a problem? I am using an unmetered Astron RS-35 into our standard
220v
Tom CX7TT wrote:
All this talk about TX IMD and monitoring voltage, etc got me to check
out my K3. I usually run @ 50w into small amp and I see 13.7V on rcv and
11.5 while xmit. If I run the power up to 100w, I see 13.7 and 10.8; do
I have a problem? I am using an unmetered Astron
I usually run @ 50w into small amp and I see 13.7V on rcv and
11.5 while xmit. If I run the power up to 100w, I see 13.7 and 10.8; do
I have a problem? I am using an unmetered Astron RS-35 into our standard
220v house supply.
You definitely have a problem, Tom, but it has nothing to do with
Tom,
You do have a problem. I recommend that you first check the voltage
during transmit at 100 watts at the power supply terminals. If there is
more than a few tenths of a volt drop there, you will have a power
supply problem - the power supply terminals have connections on the
inside as
Craig D. Smith wrote:
Thinking in broader terms for the future, we are at or have exceeded the
technical capability of a nominal 12V input power system. It is time to
think about higher voltages for rigs used in the home environment, perhaps
48V. If there ever is a K4 (never say never,
Thanks for the many responses, both private and via the forum. I
substituted a metered Astron PS and went directly from the PS to the K3
with Elecraft supplied power cord.. Now the measurements are:
100w 13.9v to 12.9v; 50w 13.9v to 13.3v. this I can live with...
My previous setup was the
What does the letter T mean when it appears in the lower right hand corner of
the display?
Roger K8RS
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Subject: [Elecraft] K3 Display T Symbol
What does the letter T mean when it appears in the lower right hand corner
of the display?
Roger K8RS
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Manual, Page 12: T indicates FM/tone, or CW/data text decode.
Hmmm. I don't think there's anything in the menus that allows for setting a
CTCSS tone
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Oops, there it is on page 29.
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Sometimes it's difficult to find things in the paper manual.
I find it much more effective to search for the key words in
the latest version of the .pdf file.
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
Big Bear Lake, CA
Hi All, My K3 serial number 1401 dumped the display. I can get it to display
for a few seconds sometimes but other times it is dead at start off. I've
removed front panel and looked for obvious things and even tried cool it to see
if it is a heat problem but no luck. I'm thinking it will turn
there is a shift and as a mater of fact that occurs at the
same time as there is a drop out when using the shift control
as you roll through one filter than another. Can anyone shed
some light on this?
Yes, the correct BFO injection shifts depending on the width and center
frequency of the
I was just chatting with another K3 owner about the merits (or not) of
the K3 tuner. I commented that I have resonant antennas on all bands
except for 75m where my ant is cut for the bottom end of 80m. I
noted that if I set the K3 to 5 watts power and the display and then
transmit (cw), I still
Regarding the discussion of the display on the K3, not that anybody
asked, but I'm solidly in the I want a larger radio and display camp.
Perhaps you could design an interface for the K3 that would let
someone hook it up to a 22 inch LCD monitor.
Why stop at a 22 monitor? What about
Regarding the discussion of the display on the K3, not that anybody
asked, but I'm solidly in the I want a larger radio and display camp.
I know the Yeah, but you can take the K3 portable argument, and
that's all well and good, but I don't tend to schlepp my rigs around.
Anyway, perhaps
On Mon, 3 Dec 2007, Steve Sacco NN4X wrote:
Regarding the discussion of the display on the K3, not that anybody asked,
but I'm solidly in the I want a larger radio and display camp.
Perhaps you could design an interface for the K3 that would let someone hook it
up to a 22 inch LCD monitor.
On Mon, 3 Dec 2007, Steve Sacco NN4X wrote:
Do you think K3 owners that operate CW should wear garters on their shirts
and maybe have green eye shades?
Huh? I don't get it. I consider CW to be a highly advanced form of
communication, actually. It's the AM and ESSB folks who, IMO, should
Dick, you are on target about the TenTec reflector. The same thing is going
on at the FT-2000 reflector now. It seems every item warrants a flame from
someone who does not agree.
The Elecraft reflector is very tame compared to the FT-2000. Eric and Wayne
are to be credited for not only
WC1M:
The Orion does a good enough job with DSP that it isn't easy to distinguish
between 600Hz, 400Hz, or 200Hz.
Dick the K3 has a visual passband indicator that gives you an indication of
the passband in octaves (e.g.. ~250 Hz, 500 Hz and 1000 Hz for CW). I
doubt I'll miss reading BW to
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