I thought about this and even bought a 3 cell battery and balanced charger -
then I realised the dangers of LiPo and decided against it in favour of 10
2.5AH NiMH cells in a 5 over 5 holder. This fits in fine in place of the
lead acid, is a lot lighter and can be charged quite easily with minor
Guys,
If anyone have experience with DM780 and E-MU 1616M sound card.
I am using K3 and LP-PAN which works well in 192Khz sample rate with Power
SDR but problem is with DM780 no input audio detect in software.
Please any ideas..
regards,
E72X - Gordan
Hi,
If you have the FM filter you do not need the AM filter for listening to AM
broadcasts with envelope detection. The FM filter is plenty good enough as
the DSP allows you to set any bandwidth you please up to about 4.2kHz audio
bandwidth (or thereabouts). This is wider than the 6kHz AM filter
I think that dangers of protected Li-Ion batteries are way overblown. After
all, millions of laptops with those batteries fly every day with no problem.
The charging problems are overblown as well. What happens if the battery
life is 100 charges and not 500 when you need to charge every two
I have performed the RF gain calibration (and also re-calibrated
the s-meter) on my K3 using the Elecraft XG-2 generator hooked
up to the receive antenna input of the KXV3 module. I used this input
for two reasons: One reason is there is no chance of RF coming out
of this input. Secondly, I
I have for sale a DB6NT 2m transverter, complete with all cables ready to
plug in to a K3 with KXV3 and go. This is the Rolls-Royce of the transverter
world, 0.9dB NF receiver suitable for EME work without a preamp, 20dBm IP3.
A very clean 25W output from a conservatively rated and generously
Chuck Guenther wrote:
Is there any problem using the Rx input jack for the RF gain cal
No. Works equally well.
Suppose that I do an RF gain cal, then change the filter
gain (in the Crystal filter configuration part of the K3 utility) of
the
roofing filter I used during the gain cal?
Hello Group,
I must say 'big thanks' to every one of you in answering my questions in this
mail reflector or privately off the list.
All of your answers are highly informative and give me the drive to learn
more. The beauty of this reflector is that I can be educated from quite a
number of
I have my K3 linked to my computer and the DX Cluster, and I have
also noticed that if I am on, say 7005kHz in split mode, and a 'spot'
appears on the Cluster on, say 7009kHz, if I click on the spot to
send the K3 to that frequerncy, then once again it drops out of split
mode and reverts
Wayne,
Thanks for the very prompt and very thorough answers to all of my question!
73,
Chuck NI0C
Wayne Burdick wrote:
Chuck Guenther wrote:
Is there any problem using the Rx input jack for the RF gain cal
No. Works equally well.
Suppose that I do an RF gain cal, then change the
On Sep 30, 2009, at 9:31 AM, Chris Page wrote:
Does anyone know of a way to enable the K3 so that when you change
bands, it stays in split mode?
CONFIG SPLT SV YES
Save in memory per band.
73 - Steve WB6RSE
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Hi Chris,
You can set CONFIG:SPLT SV to YES, which will preserve the states of
SPLIT, RIT, and XIT on a per-band basis.
You may also have a logging program issue as noted by Joe.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Sep 30, 2009, at 9:31 AM, Chris Page wrote:
Help please!
Does anyone know of a way to
Hi Wayne,
Wayne Burdick schrieb am 29 Sep 2009 um 10:29:
We've had many requests to provide an 0.5-kHz VFO tuning step size in SSB
modes. I'd like to substitute this for the current 2.5 kHz selection. The
new set of steps sizes for SSB would then be:
0.1, 0.5, 1.0, 5.0
Most
12.5kHz sounds like a good idea in relation to the channelised part of 2m -
certainly for the UK and, I presume, the rest of EU too.
73
Geoff
G3UCK
- Original Message -
From: Wayne Burdick n...@elecraft.com
To: Julian, G4ILO julian.g4...@gmail.com
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent:
It's not on sale yet, but how about a 100% recyclable and rechargeable
battery made from a special organic fiber paper and using sodium chloride
for an electrolyte?
No noxious metals, yet expected performance similar to current Li-ion
technology .
Mychael AA3WF (a.k.a. the toroidguy to
Just keep doing what you're doing. Great product keeps getting better.
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http://n2.nabble.com/Upcoming-K3-features-tp3690118p3745263.html
Sent from the [K3] mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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Speakers for ham radio should cut off at about 100Hz.. Leave the
HiFi, for music. Music that is from a high quality source.
I am sure there are many good choices out there. The one I use
fits the size of my K3. It is Vertex mobile speaker, made by Yeasu. It
has ahold sound and it
Initial resistance and power on test for K3 #3448 went with out a hitch.
73,
Cary, K4TM
Lynchburg, Va
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We add these to our table as results come in from ARRL testing.
73,
Wayne
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Lots of good posts regarding speakers. I suspect many others have the
problem I was faced with: too many speakers.
2 for the K3, one for my K2, 2 for the PC, 2 for a small AM/FM set, 2
for my VHF/UHF FM rig.
I picked up a Behringer RX1602 (~$130 today), 8 stereo inputs, each with
an on/off
I have to agree with the need for the radio to be smarter about changing it's
tuning rate automatically. This is a software change that would be helpful to
most of us and is great on the Icoms.
I really like the way some radios speed up the
tuning rate as you turn the dial faster. I think this
Here's the Best Buy webpage for these speakers:
_http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7314523type=productid=11188
43685964_
(http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7314523type=productid=1118843685964)
I bought these after Eric recommended them and have been very happy with
These look really good and you can't beat the price. No we just need
stereo amplifier so we can drive them from the line level output.
73, Doug -- K0DXV
ac...@aol.com wrote:
Here's the Best Buy webpage for these speakers:
I have to agree with the need for the radio to be smarter
about changing it's tuning rate automatically. This is a
software change that would be helpful to most of us and is
great on the Icoms.
I guess I'm the odd man out on this preference. I used an ICOM 735 for 20
years so I'm used
I use a pair of these on my K3, but they're actually KLH Audio Systems
Model 403A. The carton says they're weatherized and suitable for use
in your boat, patio, workshop, etc The company's website rates them
at 4 - 6 ohms, 40 watts.
The company address is 11131 Dora Street, Sun Valley,
I looking to buy a K2 with accessories. Please contact me.
David Little, AF5U
iPhone sent
214.384.5171
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