Isn't that the same Peter M that wrote the Dopplergram program? If so,
he is one smart cookie... He is in my Dopplergram group on Yahoo, and
the depth of knowledge he demonstrates almost daily is amazing...
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An 80m or 160m signal echo after about 1/7 second may seem like a
round-the-world echo. But it is more likely that it is a ducted signal in
the magnetosphere. The actual delay varies with geomagnetic latitude, and
the further south one is the closer the delay time is to 1/7 second.
Such signals
Yes, he's also the originator of the amateur form of AMTOR and PSK31.
73 Stephen
On 28 November 2015 at 14:13, David Cole wrote:
> Isn't that the same Peter M that wrote the Dopplergram program? If so,
> he is one smart cookie... He is in my Dopplergram group on Yahoo, and
>
For phone contesting, I would like to select the LineIn codec, transmit a
wav file, then revert to FrontPanel mic input. I have the K3S successfully
transmitting the wav audio via its codec input, but not the source switching
back-and-forth. The programmer's reference lists a command that enables
Hi folks - I recently set up my KX3 to use as a WSPR transmit and receive
system and have a question on calibrating the radio. For my CW work it was fine
as is, but with WSPR it should be as close as possible. The WSPR software
includes a small suite of programs to help make offsets in WSPR for
I had no idea he was the originator of AMTOR, and PSK31 as well. That
answers why he know so much...
He is in the group for support of Dopplergram, and is very active
there...
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I have a K3 with the 2 meter board it has the K144VX ref lock board and the
radio has the K3EXREF installed also installed are the KSYN3A boards. With all
these boards working the 2meter frequency is of by 5 kc. The only way I can
bring it back on frequency is by manually adjusting the
You've got the external reference board...what's the external reference
your using?
Is the external reference board configured correctly in the K3? Same for
the ref lock?
Is the mode FM or SSB/CW?
On 11/28/2015 10:36 AM, Richard Thorpe wrote:
I have a K3 with the 2 meter board it has the
> Yes, he's also the originator of the amateur form of AMTOR and PSK31.
Yes. Peter was the father of AMTOR, one of the most fun modes there ever was,
in my opinion. Too bad it died off, especially when today's rigs would handle
it so well. The throughput rate was just right to keep you
"Amtor" existed long before it was a legal mode on
Amateur radio as "SiTOR", (Simplex Teleprinting
over Radio" ) on commercial maritime circuits. To
my knowledge, there is no basic difference between
Sitor and Amtor. Only the name is different.
I remember when working for Microlog Corp back in
HELP NEEDED IN ORLANDO FLORIDA!!
Hi everyone
I am trying to ready myself for a K3S that I hope to have delivered in the not
too distant future. Hooray!!
The problem I face is that I really am a rookie and I need help, by way of
discussion and some "in shack" visual time as well.
Is there anyone
I ran into this, and what I found is the connection to the reference K144VX
board was not good.(The center pin out on that connector had pushed out)
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I'll take it Jim.
Steve
N9SZ
zabarnick at gmail dot com
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Believe me, the K3S and the K3 factory assembled are eye candy and User
friendly. Enjoy the initial experience at your own pace. IT IS wonderful.
Mel, K6KBE
From: Bob N3MNT
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Sent: Saturday, November 28, 2015 3:45 PM
Subject: Re:
I have one of the KSYN3A synthesizer kits for sale.
It is excess to my needs, as I bought a K3S.
New in the box; non-smoking household.
Shipped for $175.
73 de Jim - AD6CW
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On Fri, 27 Nov 2015 20:55:20 + (UTC), you wrote:
>Jim,
> I have had the same results into the Ukraine and Europe in the mornings
> before sunrise here at my Amador county QTH with my 160 Meter double extended
> Zepps that have a 80 meter lobe right at them. The path did not last long
>
The K3S is usable out of the box. The best way to use it is to connect it
per the manual then use it. Over time you will find things you wish to
tweak. Look them up in the manual and learn them as needed. All the
Elecraft radios are ready to use out of the box. Everyone sets their
slightly
OK David ... assuming you are not disabled in some way [for the record,
I am], assembling a K3(S) is not hard and it will work just fine for you
"right out of the box." The factory defaults work great, I used them
for several years before digging into the menus.
I recommend you separate the
David,
Are you new to Ham Radio or just the K3(s)?
First rule in Ham Radio and specifically the Elecraft products. There
are no shortcuts.
If you're buying the kit or assembled version first step always is to
read the manuals, both assembly and operators.
They're free for the downloading from
The problem I face is that I really am a rookie and I need help, by
way of discussion and some "in shack" visual time as well.
Your new rig will come out of the box ready to TX, but you will need to
hook up a paddle, mic, computer, and antenna.
Like any complex piece of gear, the first
Completed the K2 (with KAF2 and KNB2) just today. All of the bench tests,
alignments, and calibrations seem to have gone per plan; but because the
antenna farm is 100 miles from my Denver home it will be a while before I can
try it on the air - maybe if the weather in Denver warms up I can
That is my recollection as well. SITOR is very much alive and well,
AMTOR, maybe not so much, amateurs tend to move on, sometimes but not
always ahead of the pack. :-)
NAVTEX is also alive and well, 518 Kcs, I think.
Modes I remember but are more or less moribund: AMTOR, HF AX.25 pa, AM.
I take the answers you got one step further. Yes, I use the control COM
port for PTT. Yes, you need to change the mike functions (buttons/PTT).
I also use an "extra" USB sound card for the radio audio I/O so that
the system sounds still can come from the computer. Some digital mode
Hi Dauer and the group
I built my K2 in 2000 and used it until I donated it to a local high school in
2013. I used Spectrogram and Windows in the early years but changed to FLDIGI
and used the FFT option for the spectrum display in the later years and still
use it today with my K3s and KX3 if
For a real long path, long delayed echo consider this story I've told before:
Back in the early eighties I was still active on real (non-digital) 2-meter EME.
One morning before heading to work I was pointed toward the setting moon looking
for JA or UA0. As I tuned around I heard a CQ. As I
I will fly out if it is an expensed trip :)
Robin G1MHU
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From: David Glasser
Sent: Saturday, November 28, 2015 11:26 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Final attempt at SOS
HELP NEEDED IN ORLANDO FLORIDA!!
Hi everyone
I am trying to ready
On 11/28/2015 4:44 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
> That is my recollection as well. SITOR is very much alive and well,
> NAVTEX is also alive and well, 518 Kcs, I think.
SITOR is the mode of choice for USCG bulletins on HF and their NAVTEX
equivalent on 518 kHz. The "official" name for SITOR is
Hi David: I'm clear across the country in Oregon. But check out the Orlando
Amateur Radio Club:
http://www.oarc.org/
With over 300 members, I'd be surprised if several didn't have a K3 or K3S.
73, Ron AC7AC
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On 11/28/2015 7:54 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
Your new rig will come out of the box ready to TX, but you will need
to hook up a paddle, mic, computer, and antenna.
Depends on what you want to do.
Personally, don't need a paddle or a microphone.
73 -- Lynn
Thanks for the overwhelming response, everyone.
The synthesizer upgrade has been spoken for, pending payment.
73 de Jim - AD6CW
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