n4lq wrote:
It seems that without the compressor it is difficult to obtain full SSB
output. I'm listening to a guy right now on 160m in QSO. He had is
compression on and as can be expected, was picking up plenty of fan
noise from his amplifier. He was advised to turn off the
compression.
Yes but as I don't know what caused this all in the first place , good
engineering practice told me that as it is almost zero cost and effort
to replace it whilst I had the PCB off the heatsink then that's what you
do!
73 Bob G3PJT
David Cutter wrote:
Nice work, Bob.
I've seen 78 series
Leigh L. Klotz, Jr. wrote:
For about the 3rd or 4th time I've tapped V-M, selected a memory (on
of the 60m spot frequencies, the only global memories I have), rotated
the VFO dial, and then tapped V-M again and overwrote the memory with
the current VFO setting.
Once the 2nd RX gets out it
I think people are saying it's to easy to tap the wrong button?
I for one have done this a couple of times.
I've also been in cONFIG and then held PF2 - wishing to use the
function on it and of course overwritten the function with whichever
CONFIG option I'm on at the time.
It's my fault of
Bill W4ZV wrote:
Sorry you had a bad experience and I hope this helps others!
Yep, it helped me to decide not to even *think* about doing it!
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Although there are some young people coming into the hobby, a
large proportion (myself included) are of the more senior variety.
I find that it is far too easy when it comes to using the K3
memories to press the wrong button, and overwrite something one
wanted to keep. This action is normally
Hallo Ian,
To obtain full value from the K3's highly effective compressor, could a
noise gate be added to 'Lyle's List', please?
As one of the first to raise the SSB compression / punchiness /
power level issue, I was in fairly close contact with Lyle, Wayne
co. about this for a while.
Has anyone come across software for the K3 that allows the
programming and storage of the memories ?
It would be very useful, instead of using the K3 front panel
buttons, to be able to set up all the parameters including the
memory labels, and then upload to the K3.
I have programs for Icom and
I guess I don't understand and so far I only use the memories for
bandswitching. Isn't tapping V-M *supposed* to write whatever is in
the VFO to whatever memory is selected. What am I missing???
73,
Ken K3IU
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Ian J Maude wrote:
Leigh L. Klotz, Jr. wrote:
For about
How about just using a good mic that is dead to its back and thus
leaves out virtually all fan noise?
Charles Harpole
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n4lq
That would be great Simon. I did think about doing it myself in
VB, however I couldn't find the necessary CAT commands (you've
answered that one).
73
Stewart G3RXQ
On Thu, 29 May 2008 11:16:51 +0200, Simon Brown (HB9DRV) wrote:
As soon as Wayne publishes the CAT commands I'll add this
support to
Bill W4ZV wrote:
400 and 250: A waste of money IMHO. Since the 400 is actually 435 and the
250 is actually 370, there is only 65 Hz difference in this combination and
you'll probably never notice the difference between them (370/435 = only 15%
narrower). Total cost $250.
I think you are
As soon as Wayne publishes the CAT commands I'll add this support to Ham
Radio Deluxe.
Wayne's to-do list must be far larger than my own and he's a tad swamped I
think.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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Charles Harpole wrote:
How about just using a good mic that is dead to its back and thus
leaves out virtually all fan noise?
That only means you don't have a big enough amplifier yet :-)
The main thing that reduces fan noise on the outgoing signal is
close-talking and turning the mic gain
A memory load/dump utility would be a nice addition to the Firmware Utility.
Band access schemes devised by different people could be uploaded to try
out, instead of laboriously entered by hand, and if you accidentally
overwrite a memory you could just restore from a backup.
If the utility would
For those on Mac, Don Agro (MacLoggerDx) said he would look at adding
support in MacMemories Manager - waiting for commands list I think.
73 de M0XDF, K3 #174
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Thinking about the old tape recorders: it was made harder to over-record an
existing recording by having to press 2 buttons at once. Is this possible?
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might be worthwhile keeping some memories that don't require that - I
keep 00 to 09 for storing some frequency i want to come back to
shortly - I'm not using M1-M4 for that since I store various frequency
in them for the band - like start of band, start of SSB, end of SSB etc
more
When I want to QSY to 6 meters, I expect to punch a button that says
6M or 50. If a friend comes over to operate my K3, I don't want
to have to point to a yellow sticky note hanging from a shelf, and
then spend 10 minutes briefing them on the intricacies of using the
user-programmed memories.
Any chance to add a 10 minute countdown timer to the K3?
Dale, K9VUJ
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On Tuesday, May 27, 2008 8:58 PM, I sent this message to the reflector and
haven't seen any comments... maybe I am too anxious, but I am also anxious to
cure this problem- so again, I say:
Hi-
OK, the K3 works fine using computer generated PSK 31 AFSK, but when I go to
the internally
How about a single level 'undo' or 'Recycle Bin' that saves the last
modified memory contents. That way, if you realize you've overwritten
a memory by mistake, you can 'undo' to get the original contents back.
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On May 29, 2008, at 5:17 AM, David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
My oh my. What is so hard about changing bands on the K3?
You can use the band up/down button (which means you are no more than
5 pushes away from any band, probably less). Is it really important
to change bands in less than 2 or 3 seconds?
You can use direct keypad entry. Also under 5
David and All,
Not necessarily! I think Bill is pretty much on point since that is the
posted spec for the 250 hz filter (not just some random test). I am led to
believe these filters do not vary widely in manufacturing. So it would
appear that a 400 hz/250 hz combinations is not a
Actually a ten minute countdown timer for we rag chewers would be kind
of nice touch and helps to comply with U.S. FCC regulations for ID
every ten minutes. The other option would be to have a built in CW
IDer that ID's every ten minutes.
Just an idle thought for when the Elecraft team
Dave,
Are you in Data-A mode when using audio based PSK31? If so, adjust your
filter FC
to 1.0. The BW can be what you want it to be, I normally start mine off at 1.0
kHz.
If you transmit your signal right at 1.0 kHz on the waterfall in Data-A it
should
be the same as when using PSK-D.
I would also like to add that when using the LP-PAN with PowerSDR you will have
dedicated band
buttons there as well.
-
73,
Greg - AB7R
Whidbey Island WA
NA-065
On Thu May 29 5:57 , DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL sent:
My oh my. What is so hard about changing bands on the K3?
Hello Ian!
... Any transmitter with effective compression
will also benefit from a noise gate or some other kind of nonlinear
threshold, to reduce the noise background when there's no actual speech.
This would be something like VOX, but with a different configurable
threshold and
Any update on when the ESSB function will be turned on in the
firmware? I am using the 2.7 filter with various dynamic microphones
and getting good audio reports, but not as good as I get from my Icom
756 PRO III. Would like to try a little wider bandwidth (about 3.0)
and see if I can match the
Dave,
There are a number of online resources to help ease
the pain of SMT soldering/desoldering.
If you have access to older QRP magazines, there were
many tips in them. AMQRP.ORG has useful info online.
This document covers a lot of ground and may be
helpful:
A strange subject, but this one has me baffled. I use the K3 with an Icom
AH-4 tuner (tuning manually initiated) on the roof above me and below the
centre of a long doublet. I've used this configuration with several radios
over the last 5 years or so and it's never given me grief.
I was on 30m
Every time I see the term ESSB I see red. I wonder if these folks
have ever read FCC Part 97.307 (a) Emission Standards:
(a) No amateur station transmission shall occupy more bandwidth than
necessary for the information rate and emission type being
transmitted, in accordance with good
Hmm, I responded with this message:
http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-K3%3A-Using-built-in-PSK--p17503377.html
Since you remarked that when you monitored your transmitted signal it
didn't have fullness I thought that you might be sending only an
idle signal, which would be the case if you were trying
I just received my K3 carrying case from Rose ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).
The case is very well made and the embroidery of my call sign is perfect.
It's light weight but well padded and really protects the K3 from bumps and
scratches. I'm amazed how perfect the sewing and the general fit are.
I
UK regs are every 15 mins or at other times and most of us always give
our call at an over
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On 29 May 2008, at 14:19,
that is a very good idea
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On 29 May 2008, at 13:51, Joe Planisky wrote:
How about a single level 'undo' or 'Recycle Bin' that saves the last
Steve and All,
A point well taken Steve. But setting up the the memories this way (if
really deemed necessary!) is an owner convenience really. And if you don't
use it yourself enough to do it without a sticky note, then it probably
wasn't that convenient in the first place. If I had set
Whilst playing with, sorry exploring, my K3 this morning I have set something
that causes VFO B to track VFO A. Simply put as I tune VFO A both A B
frequencies change together. This only occurs on 40m, the band I was listening
to at the time. All other bands are normal.
Unfortunately I cannot
Whilst playing with, sorry exploring, my K3 this morning I have set something
that causes VFO B to track VFO A. Simply put as I tune VFO A both A B
frequencies change together. This only occurs on 40m, the band I was listening
to at the time. All other bands are normal.
Unfortunately I cannot
You probably have linked the VFOs on 40 meters. This was described in the
firmware release notes for MCU 1.73:
VFO LINKING: Holding the SUB switch links/unlinks the two VFOs. When
linked,
VFO A is the master; turning it moves both VFOs the same amount. VFO B
can be
set to the same
Every time I see the term ESSB I see red. I wonder if these folks have
ever read FCC Part 97.307 (a) Emission Standards:
(a) No amateur station transmission shall occupy more bandwidth than
necessary for the information rate and emission type being transmitted, in
accordance with good
Oh here we go againStop trolling for flames guys. Now we will start this
same old argument again. If one is so concerned about how much bandwidth
they use then switch to QRP CW and forget about SSB.
Steve Ellington
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I'm a little mystified by the passion some folks seem to have about
accelerating the band switching process. Do you really switch bands that
much? I suppose some do.
The issue (at least for me) isn't speed. The issue is reliability and user
friendliness.
The reason why so many of us are
I think you are generalising from a single sample.
No, that is INRAD's own specification and is found in the filter
curves on both their web site and in the 8 pole curves on the
Elecraft site. The same was true with the Fox Tango filers before
the filter line was acquired by W2VJN many
In the world of ergonomics and man-machine interface design, there is
a rule: If an action will destroy information or a state than cannot
be restored with the same effort that it took to destroy, then the
system requires either (a) a Un-Do function of equal simplicity, or
(b) a
Can anyone point me in the direction of a graph of, or any info about, the
frequency response of the mic in the Proset K2? My searches have been
unsuccessful.
73 to all
Geoff
G3UCK
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I was on 30m cw, swr about 1.1 when suddenly I noticed my output drop from
100W to about 40W and the swr had risen to 4 or so.
Do you have a KAT3 installed? Doesn't matter if it was bypassed or not.
Several of us have had similar problems. In my case, this occurred on 20
meters, and then
How about a single level 'undo' or 'Recycle Bin' that saves the last
modified memory contents. That way, if you realize you've overwritten
a memory by mistake, you can 'undo' to get the original contents back.
Or maybe just require two presses of VM? That's the way one of my talkies
works.
Hello Bill,
Well said Sir :-)
73,
Geoff
GM4ESD
Every time I see the term ESSB I see red. I wonder if these folks
have ever read FCC Part 97.307 (a) Emission Standards:
(a) No amateur station transmission shall occupy more bandwidth than
necessary for the information rate and emission
Eric Scace K3NA wrote:
In the world of ergonomics and man-machine interface design, there is
a rule: If an action will destroy information or a state than cannot
be restored with the same effort that it took to destroy, then the
system requires either (a) a Un-Do function of equal
Bob Cunnings wrote:
Hmm, I responded with this message:
http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-K3%3A-Using-built-in-PSK--p17503377.html
Since you remarked that when you monitored your transmitted signal it
didn't have fullness I thought that you might be sending only an
idle signal, which would
n2wn wrote:
My experience with SM parts is that you need patience,
a fine tip on your iron and good timing :o) Heating
too long is a definite killer.
I should imagine that good eyesight and a steady soldering iron hand are
essential too. I need an Optivizor type thing even to work on
Would your rule be covered if you had to hold in another button at the same
time as hitting the memory button? Or, say, turn the power to zero before
making memory additions...
David
G3UNA
In the world of ergonomics and man-machine interface design, there is a
rule: If an action will
No, I don't have the KAT3 installed, but it sounds as if it might be the
same sort of thing.
Thanks anyway, perhaps it won't happen again!
73 Stephen
On 29/05/2008 16:54, Phil Debbie Salas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was on 30m cw, swr about 1.1 when suddenly I noticed my output drop from
Steve,
I think something must be wrong because both of my K3s peak to 100W without
compression. When I use the COMP (which I do for contesting), it spanks the
out of my amps. Still no distortion in either case. I'm using the
Heil #4 and #5 elements in the Pro-Headset
Bob K5WA
K3 #234
Guys, lets nip this thread before it roars to life again. ;-)
A quick search of the archives will bring all of the past pro/con ESSB
discussions to light in excruciating detail.
73, Eric WA6HHQ Elecraft list moderator
Paul Christensen wrote:
Every time I see the term ESSB I see red.
I wish RIT and XIT would stay on when changing bands or memory
channels, it goes off when going to another band or memory channel.
Anyone else have thoughts on this?
Joe N9VX
K3 #841
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Leigh
The whole VFO/memory management with the K3 is very poor. Other
transceivers, many at less than half the price of a K3, have a V/M
switch so you are either using it in VFO mode or channel mode, even
being able to scan the memories. Having to press a button then rotate
the main dial
Steve
Using compression here I obtain absolutely superb SSB audio from my K3,
it sounds really nice and does not have excessive microphone levels to
the point where background noise is a problem. I've had several
unsolicited reports saying how good the transmission sounds, it isn't
broke so
Intriguing idea, Lyle.
Could you expand on it a bit?
73, Bob N6WG
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From: Lyle Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ian White GM3SEK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2008 7:09 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Need for compressor
Hello
Actually a ten minute countdown timer for we rag chewers would be kind
of nice touch and helps to comply with U.S. FCC regulations for ID
every ten minutes. The other option would be to have a built in CW
IDer that ID's every ten minutes.
Just an idle thought for when the Elecraft team has
Or water-cooled finals for a dead silent radio. :)
-
73,
Greg - AB7R
Whidbey Island WA
NA-065
On Thu May 29 10:55 , Terry Schieler sent:
of nice touch and helps to comply with U.S. FCC regulations for ID
every ten minutes. The other option would be to have a built
Three Cheers for Simon Brown!
I hope you add 6M and bandwidth sliders to Ham Radio Deluxe too.
Mike Scott - AE6WA
Tarzana, CA (DM04 / near LA)
K3-100 #508/ KX1 #1311
Date: Thu, 29 May 2008 11:16:51 +0200
From: Simon Brown (HB9DRV) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 - More on
6M you can add yourself (!), bandwidth is waiting on Wayne to add the CAT
support.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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Three Cheers for Simon Brown!
I hope you add 6M and bandwidth sliders to Ham Radio Deluxe too.
I don't want to depend on my computer.
I don't want to have to repeatedly push an up/down button.
I don't want to custom-program memories, and have to remember what's what.
I want to directly go to the band I want with a dedicated keypad.
I bought the K3 despite this shortcoming, so I accept
..with chrome knobs and an LCD display so I can watch Oprah. Oh yeah, can
you make it a little taller so I don't have to squint? Can you put a fan on
top that blows a refrigerant to keep my beer cool? I know you're busy, but..
Thanks,
Tom, AK2B
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-Any chance to add a 10 minute countdown timer to the K3?
-Dale, K9VUJ
This was a suggestion that I had made
several months ago. I believe I had mentioned it
to Lyle, KK7P...
As I recall, the response was that it seemed a reasonable
request and that it would be forwarded for
Consider your wish granted, hi
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Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2008 8:18 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] I want a blue K3
..with chrome knobs and an LCD
Lyle Johnson wrote:
...
Instead of a Noise Gate with two or three variables, I've implemented
an *experimental* Downward Expander with a single variable
(threshold). It certainly kills the background noise here! ...
We're listening...
This would be welcome addition to the K3. Noise gates
Intriguing idea, Lyle.
Could you expand on it a bit?
Go to URL:http://www.dxatlas.com/VShaper/ and scroll down the page
at the last few graphs.
73,
Lyle kK7P
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I'm sure that one of the fans on the back of my new K3 is noisier than it
should be, as if the bearings are wearing. Even at the lowest level it is a
bit annoying, especially as folks were saying how quiet the radio is in this
respect.
Has anyone else experienced this?
73 Stephen
K3 s/n 980
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If you're using WriteLog software, K3 bandswitching is a breeze -- Simply
type the first two digits of the desired band (14, e.g.) into WriteLog, hit
Enter, and you're there (14000). Want to go to an exact frequency? Type
it and hit Enter. And, after you're there, you can even fine-tune
Stephen
Something is not right because you shouldn't hear fan noise. Mine is real
quiet, so quiet early on I checked to see if it was running.
Jim
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I would like suggestions on interfacing the K2 and suggestions...
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Actually a ten minute countdown timer for we rag chewers would be kind
of nice touch and helps to comply with U.S. FCC regulations for ID
every ten minutes. The other option would be to have a built in
Take a look at the Digital Interface box for the K2 on my website
http://w3fpr.qrpradio.com and perhaps you can find some ideas. The
interfacing is not hard as long as you don't want extra 'whiz-bang'
features that are included with the commercial models.
Also while at my website, take a look
It should be whisper quiet, especially at low speeds.
Be sure nothing is touching the fan. Sometimes a wire can get pushed into
the finger guard or, just inside the rear panel, the circuit breaker
wiring might be pushed over where it can touch a spinning hub or blades.
If it's a factory built
90% of my band changes are done by direct frequency entry to drop me in the
band segment I want (e.g. 7.030 or 14.250) It's not a one button push but
it's quick, easy, puts me where I want to be without cycling through the
bands using the up/down button, spinning the tuning knob unnecessarily or
Ron and others
Thanks. I've identified the fan, it's the one with the short lead. It's
definitely noisier than the other, and it's not an air type noise of the
sound that comes from the blades contacting anything, it just sounds like
bearings to me. I'll email support. It's not a show
What's wrong with
FREQ ENT - '1' - '4' - '.' - 'ENTER'
?
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For example, a
(hypothetical!) button that shuts down the jet engines on an aircraft
requires a confirmation step... because turning off the engines until
the pilot hits UnDo would be bad!
This rule applies to software as well as hardware.
-- Eric K3NA
This has no bearing on the
One thing that hasn't been mentioned is that if a guy is complaining about
your shack noise being heard between your sentences or even words, it simply
means that your signal, to this guy, is extremely strong, and he has his AGC
set too fast, so that it tries to follow the audo waveform. Inreasing
5 presses?
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On 29 May 2008, at 20:28, Dave G. wrote:
What's wrong with
FREQ ENT - '1' - '4' - '.' - 'ENTER'
?
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Real stupidity beats
Yves Dussault wrote:
I would like suggestions on interfacing the K2 and suggestions...
If you like the simple approach: http://www.g4ilo.com/k2psk31.html
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Sure sounds easier than turning off the plate supply, opening the top
of the cabinet, changing the coil(s), closing it up, turning the HV on
again, then tuning the rig for the new band.
Mark AD5SS
On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 3:04 PM, David Ferrington, M0XDF
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5 presses?
Phil,
Phil Debbie Salas schrieb am 29 May 2008 um 10:57:
Or maybe just require two presses of VM? That's the way one of my talkies
works. When I hit VM, the memory number flashes. Hitting VM again
stores the info in that memory.
I find this a very good proposal.
73! de Werner OE9FWV
You forgot to add changing the coils in the HRO receiver :^)
Bob, N7XY
On May 29, 2008, at 1:23 PM, Mark Bayern wrote:
Sure sounds easier than turning off the plate supply, opening the top
of the cabinet, changing the coil(s), closing it up, turning the HV on
again, then tuning the rig for
no way do it want to drop power to zero, just so i can load a memory
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On 29 May 2008, at 17:49, David Cutter wrote:
Would your rule be covered if you had to hold in another button at
the same
You forgot to add changing the coils in the HRO receiver :^)
Also forgot changing the crystal ... but you get the point.
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Me too!
N2TK, Tony
#311
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I wish i could use RIT CLR while transmitting. And all other
Hi,
Yes, why would you want it to stay on when changing band or QSYing. Both
result in a whole new scenario where RIT or XIT are probably not required,
at least initially.
Also with regards to memory management, I certainly don't want a load of
nanny steps to stop me mucking it up. As has
These are interesting comments. I don't really mind cycling up and down the
bands and doing a bit of knob turning. I simply push the button for fast
tuning and be done with it. Band stacking registers would have been a nice
feature but I guess you can't have everything. About the only small
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I just hope that this doesn't take precedent over my request for a built-in
halogen fire extinguisher! :o)
Terry, W0FM
Or some of the more serious stuff like:
The NOTCH button.
Instead of cycling Autonotch, manual, off
Make
On May 29, 2008, at 11:22 AM, ON4WIX wrote:
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And then it would be nice to hear the memory when you press MVFO as
you step through the memories.
73HankK8DD
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Phil Debbie Salas schrieb am 29 May 2008 um 10:57:
Or maybe
We are indeed spoiled. If Elecraft could just fix the disappearing of ham
bands on the BAND button when tuning to a non-ham-band frequency, I would be
happy as punch. Not all radios have a dedicated button for each band (at
least 11), which is really a waste of panel space. I have been happy
Forgot one thing about the 30m VSWR situation:
While the ATU was trying to tune the antenna, it started at something
like 25-1. It got down to about 6-1 after quite a bit of noise, but all
during this time my external wattmeter indicated zero power output. On
all the other bands, it shows a
If we are talking about modifying the K3 transmit audio, we also
might want to look at installing a phase rotator, or phase scrambler.
Most male voices are very asymmetrical. This presents a real problem
with broadcast radio, especially AM. With US AM transmission, you are
allowed 100%
I spent about 15 Min programming my bands into the #1-10 keys and the 3 modes
on each band (CW, SSB, PSK) into the M1=M3 keys. I set my first favorite
freq in VFO A, second in VFO B for each M# key for that band. I can go where
I want with proper mode/filter/antenna/whatever I like!! in about 2
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