Yep...and the WK ARC of Greater Milwaukee, N9AW (2A), is also an all
Elecraft FD group using three K3's plus the back up radios are also
K3s. Seven or eight antennas on 80-6M all within probably a 200 ft
radius. Never a hint of the other radios transmitting.
On 8/21/2015 1:05 PM, Jim Brown
Another data point from the all-K3 FD station W1LY (2A RI). The 3 Yagi
antennas in the photo (link below) were all on the 20m band simultaneously
for at least 4 hours at the beginning of FD. 1 station was on 20 CW, and 2
stations were on 20 SSB. All running 100 Watts. Another K3 was used in the
guys' deserve every accolade that's out there.
Just my highly biased nickels worth.
73
Gary
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Subject: [Elecraft] Why K3's are on most DXpeditions
Simple answer ... they are uequalled in performance!
73
Ken - K0PP
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Simple answer ... they are uequalled in performance!
73
Ken - K0PP
The illuminating facts are that the K3/S is selected because multiple radios
operating in a close area don't interfere where other brands apparently do.
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The illuminating facts are that the K3/S is selected because multiple radios
operating in a close area don't interfere where other brands apparently do.
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PVRC contest club members have known this very useful fact for quite a
few years now. Our 3A North Carolina field day group (N4C this year)
goes to 100% K3 on HF bands for field day so that we can have both CW
and SSB going on the same band. We never hear the other TX on the
band. Not even a
On Fri,8/21/2015 7:53 AM, Guy Olinger K2AV wrote:
VRC contest club members have known this very useful fact for quite a
few years now. Our 3A North Carolina field day group (N4C this year)
goes to 100% K3 on HF bands for field day so that we can have both CW
and SSB going on the same band.
Guy is correct, I have a ham living about 700 feet from me, and when he
opens up with his KW, my old Icom used to die... The K3 does not even
let me know he is on if he is beyond 10 to 20 KHz. Only way I can tell
is a HUGE spike in the P3 at his operating frequency.
I did a very informal set of
On Thu,8/20/2015 1:58 PM, Richard W. Solomon wrote:
Free doesn't hurt either !!
While Elecraft has made some nice donations/loans of gear, last I
looked, ICOM gave more freebies than Elecraft. But the experienced
DXpeditioners started turning them down because the K3s blew them out of
the
Yep, good performance. AND, they are light. I carry my K3 to the
Caribbean in either my backpack or a Pelican case.
73 charlie, k1xx
On 8/20/2015 4:22 PM, Ken G Kopp wrote:
Simple answer ... they are uequalled in performance!
73
Ken - K0PP
Free doesn't hurt either !!
73, Dick, W1KSZ
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Simple answer ... they are uequalled in performance!
73
Ken - K0PP
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