Jim,
First the XG3 is not exact on frequency. I use a very good counter
which will read up to 26-GHz and has an internal TCXO. I've noted
the XG3 being off up to several tens of Hz, so to use as a frequency
std is not sufficient for measuring EXREF frequency accuracy. Its
pretty good for
Jim
I have the same issue pre and post REFLOCK installation. My software is up to
date.
I'm still trying to troubleshoot it.
Joe
W1GO
> On May 3, 2016, at 14:03, Jim Spears wrote:
>
> I have K3 s/n 6866 with internal 2m transverter. I have not paid much
> attention to the
Are you on the latest firmware rev level in the 2M module? I thought I was and
missed an update somewhere along the way.
I recently pulled my 2M module and sent it to Elecraft because one of the two
crystals was marginal, and it was dead from 146-148 MHz. I got back their
evaluation and,
Hi Jukka,
The Nacton transverter from G4DDK.com performs very well.
73
Peter
G3SMT
On 24/04/2014 15:53, Jukka Kulha wrote:
Hi all,
I am interested if someone has installed HG 70-K 4m (70Mhz) transverter to K3
and having some experiences to share? (see below link)
Jukka
K3 and OZ2M tvtr used here for several years now.
http://www.g3tct.co.uk/equipment.html
Graham
On 19:59, Jukka Kulha wrote:
Also interested if any recommendation for other 4m transverters used with K3.
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Hi Pete,
I am not aware of the external Mutek transverter performance, but last
September used my K3 with Kuhne TR 144H+40 in IARU R1 VHF championship at the
UR7D VHF superstation.
From: PETER HUTCHISON peter.hutchi...@btinternet.com
To:
Peter
I have the internal 2m transverter for the K3, and the facility to use an
external one instead - so, yes, it can be done.
Here's my settings from the CONFIG menu:
XV1 ON = yes
XV1 RF = 144
XV1 IF = 28
XV1 PWR = L1.50
XV1 OFS = -0.61
XV1 ADR = Int Trn0
XV2 ON = yes
XV2 RF = 144
XV2 IF =
I can't comment on the transverter for the K3, but I did hear a few
pretty dirty signals on 6M from guys I heard running what I suspect were
vintage rigs. One was a LID operating as a rover who set up on 50.125
(calling frequencies are off-limits during contests and when the band is
open) a
That very topic is being discussed today, at:
http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/uk-vhf-contesting/
73 from Ian GM3SEK
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From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net [mailto:elecraft-
boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of PETER HUTCHISON
Sent: 10 June 2013 14:58
To:
Well .. I just spent the weekend integrating a K3 with a set of
transverters for 144/222/432MHz ..
Assuming you have the KIO3 and the KXV3, it's a piece of cake. You'll have
to bust open your transverter to determine whether it's been configured for
split or combined IF and what drive level it's
Dennis, are you sure you do not mistake this for 28MHz feedthrough?
The transverter in the K3 converts 144 MHz to 28MHz. There is no
harmonic relation to 144.302 and yes... 10 Watts on 10 meters 15 meters
apart from an HF receiving antenna will no doubt leak through.
Are you sure the 116 MHz
On the left side of the back panel, there should be a BNC jack labeled ANT 3.
That's the one.
Cheers - Bill, AE6JV
On 9/14/12 at 22:04, jimmil...@stl-online.net (Jim Miller KG0KP) wrote:
OK, what connector does the antenna for the internal 2m module connect to?
Installation manual doesn't
I too would like to see this readout change. I am in agreement with the
less certain digit. I use transverters with my K3 on 6,2,222,902,1296 and
10Ghz at this time.
73 Bill K0AWU EN37ed
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Date: Sun, 23 Jan 2011 01:48:01 -0800
From: m.j.wil...@rl.ac.uk
To:
Yes.
Complete instructions for hooking up the K3 and an XV transverter are
covered in the application note Using the K3 with Elecraft XV Transverters
released in October 2008. But I can't find it on the web site either!
Maybe it's too well hidden in the menus.
I'll check with Aptos in the
Hi Lance,
I suppose you have to define transverter to use LowPower driving (XVx
PWR L x.x) to use XVTR IN for RX (as KXV3 will be active in this mode).
(Or you can set KXV3 to test in CONFIG (KXV3 TEST not norm) when all
is routed via KXV3 ports but this has nothing to do with XVTR settings
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Lance
The easy way to mute the K3, while using a separate TX, is to key the K3
with TEST MODE set to ON. I use the same arrangement to mute a K2 from
the K3.
73 Dave, G4AON
K3/100 #80
http://www.astromag.co.uk/k3/
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I also
Hi Lance group.
I also would appreciate it if somebody knows how to mute the K3 receiver
when a
separate XMTR is being used. I searched the manual but could not find it.
Something I've done to overcome a similar problem was TXing the K3 as well,
perhaps have it go split somewhere away from
gd0tep wrote:
*Hi Lance group.*
I also would appreciate it if somebody knows how to mute the K3 receiver
when a
separate XMTR is being used. I searched the manual but could not find it.
Something I've done to overcome a similar problem was TXing the K3 as
well, perhaps have it go split
Lance,
you can disable TX-out by TX INHIBIT signal to be sure you are not
emitting RF. It is possible by some short pins on connector only or
you can force this together with PTT from the second RIG. Then you do
not need to go to TX TEST mode manually and you will disable TX only
when second
Lance,
Your frustration is coming through - yes, just before an event weekend
is not really a good time to check everything out. Have you tried a
power cycle? Is the receiver continuously muted? Was the key closed
when the K3 was powered up? There is a TX lockout if the key or PTT is
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