Bill,
Look at k9yc.com/7QP.pdf to see what W6GJB did to temporarily mount a
KX3 with PX3 in his pickup. One of my Chicago buddies, K9IKZ, was able
to fit his KX3 beautifully into an opening in the console of his Audi.
I've seen a picture, but can't find it.
73, Jim K9YC
On Sun,8/28/2016
>David stated (repeatedly) that RX I/Q was suppressed on the KX2 ... not to
reduce cost, size or weight, but rather to create "product differentiation"
(his words) with the K3 and KX3. In other words (my words), Elecraft didn't
want to make the same "mistake" with the KX2 that it made with the
The KDSP2 came out in the early 2000s. KK7P reverse-engineered the KAF2
interface on his K2 prior to Elecraft's involvement, although Wayne
later became a field tester.
73, Bob N7XY (former KDSP2 field tester)
On 8/28/16 6:07 PM, Guy Olinger K2AV wrote:
The K2 was first prototyped in October
> For those who use a KX3 as their primary HF rig
> at the home QTH, which features (unique to the
> KX3 as compared to the KX2) are critical?
Hajo (DL1SDZ) wrote,
The Px3, the rest is nice to have.
Ryan (AI6DO) wrote,
I find the PX3 panadapter to be indispensible
in both
I have been looking at rigs for HF mobile. Not having 6 meters
is annoying. The smaller size is wonderful.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 8/28/16 at 10:32 AM, kf5...@wickedbeernut.com (Joe Stone
(KF5WBO)) wrote:
What are the *key* KX3 features which make it more "serious" than a KX2? I'm
not looking
When I heard that the KDSP2 was being discontinued I ordered a second K2 with
all the accessories – KAT2, KPA100, KNB2, KAF2, etc. There just isn’t any
other real build-it-yourself transceiver in the market today. The Sienna
revision, apparently, is still in prototype.
The K2 kits are now in
Can anyone provide a working link to and/or a copy of the K3timewin
program? Yes, I KNOW you can set the time from the K3utils program. I
want to experiment with running this program on a schedule and can not
find a copy.
BTW a hundred "the clock does not keep time" messages ago it was noted,
>> Re: "...Tweak the rate a bit each time the clock is set."
>
> Back in early 2013, there was some discussion on the
> Yahoo Group about doing something like that either
> through the Utility, or even a menu entry with "factor"
> that could be adjusted by the user. It never went a
> anywhere
We have a off grid cabin that has a small solar system.
When either myself or my daughter are up there, you have to go to the gate
or highest point to get cell service. So since my daughter is a ham although
she is learning code we wanted a way to communicate with each other when she
is there.
>For those who use a KX3 as their primary HF rig at the home QTH, which
>features (unique to the KX3) are critical?
A pair of KX3s are my primary rigs, both in the shack and in the field. I find
the PX3 panadapter to be indispensible in both environments, so the lack of RX
I/Q outputs is the
Hello Phil,
Very well respected and I did read similar favorable comments about KDSP2 like
yours in the past. The best part of this mail listing is that we are used to
agree to 'disagree'.
My K2 was gone some time and replaced by K3 and KX3. Now, I am keeping a close
eye on the Icom new IC7610
Hi Guys,
Looking for a Elecraft Kx2 or Kx3 let me know what options and price shipped
to VE land, Just north of Toronto.
Thanks
de ve3vtg
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The W2 wattmeter is connected to an RS-232 port onan Avocent ESP-4
Serial Hub at the remote location. This eliminates the need for a
computer at the remote site.
73, Joe, K1ike
On 8/28/2016 9:33 PM, Mike va3mw wrote:
Correct, but you do need the initial first com port to connect the W2 to
In my last job before retirement I was supervising a group of folks in a
components engineering department at Raytheon. A good number of them worked on
nothing but obsolete parts issues. When the latest and greatest parts are
obsolete in a year or so and you have missile products that require
Au Contraire in my case, Johnny. I've found the
KDSP2 to be very effective and still use my K2/100
in my secondary operating location as my QRO rig.
The issue with the KDSP2 is getting the settings
right. That was tricky and probably took me a year
or two of experimentation. But now it
Correct, but you do need the initial first com port to connect the W2 to the
computer. Then you can do a client / server connection over IP.
I've been doing it for years.
Mike va3mw
> On Aug 28, 2016, at 9:25 PM, JOE wrote:
>
> Hi Bill,
>
> The software has the capability
Hi Bill,
The software has the capability of connecting to a com port as you
described, but it also can be set up as a client. In the client
configuration it does not use the com port. I'm using it in the client
configuration.
73, Joe, k1ike
On 8/28/2016 9:04 PM, Bill wrote:
Pardon me.
I will not regret the discontinuation of KDSP2. In my case, I do not feel any
usefulness of the KDSP2,I sold it and replaced with a KAF2 at a much lower
cost. While there are a number of settings in KDSP2 which you can manipulate,
regrettably none of the settings gave me a present result.
Brian, as I recall after extensive field testing and from experience, losing
power can cause issues with the current required state. I would suggest
using a battery backup for critical components. I use a Rig Runner device
to keep a marine battery charged and a power supply for just such issues.
Expanding my problem a little more. I have a remote that uses a KAT500 that
is now 3000 miles away. The KAT500 was calibrated to use the correct antenna
over all bands 160 to 6 meters at the specified increments (10 KHz 160 etc
and 20 KHz for the higher bands) For an unknown reason the KAT 500 has
The K2 was first prototyped in October 1997. I'll bet no one back then
would have guessed that demand for parts would still be around 19 years
later in 2016.
73, Guy.
On Sun, Aug 28, 2016 at 6:03 PM, Mark E. Musick
wrote:
> Hi Jim,
> The KDSP2 is no longer available
Pardon me. It appeared to me the question, which was not not included in
your reply, was about making some setting changes to the watt meter, which
is part of the Utility and connected to a PC comm port.
Bill
K9YEQ
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No computer com ports are used in this application, as it is an IP
connection.
Joe
On 8/28/2016 2:04 PM, Bill wrote:
Try checking to be sure you have enabled an available comm port.
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Hello John,
We have a remote station that is 10 miles from my house. I use
Remoterig to link a TS480SAT from my house to the remote site. There is
also a 600 watt amplifier at the site, so I am using the W2 wattmeter to
monitor the output and VSWR at the remote location. The Elecraft W2
Better to have a radio you can update, or that has updates instead of being
stuck with workarounds. All SDR systems are on the "fly" so to speak. I'd
rather own an upgradable radio where there are programmers acutally working
on updates.
Bill
K9YEQ
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The cable pictured has a TRRS 3.5 mm plug, not the TRS as on the real thing.
id skip it
> On Aug 28, 2016, at 5:28 PM, Charles wrote:
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Re: "...Tweak the rate a bit each time the clock is set."
Back in early 2013, there was some discussion on the Yahoo Group about doing
something like that either through the Utility, or even a menu entry with
"factor" that could be adjusted by the user. It never went a anywhere because
most
It'd draw power and make the radio bigger.
On 8/28/2016 9:58 AM, Clay Autery wrote:
So you think an onboard GPS is absurd, Don?
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And my factory-built K3S. Sometimes I feel like an unpaid beta tester:-) To
Elecraft's credit they almost always* fix it in due time. (I keep a spare radio
on hand just in case)
* still waiting for that VOX/AntiVOX gain setting by mode.
As I write CY9C's RTTY signal is breaking up on the
Sometime around 1990, Unix added the adjtime(2) system call. This allowed
changing the frequency of the system clock, typically by adjusting how many
wall-time ticks were added per hardware clock tick. If the clock was stable but
off frequency, progressive adjustments (compared to a reference
I don't know either, but need accurate time on my computer to use the
various WSJT modes. For about four years, I've used a freeware Windoze
utility called NetTime. www.timesynctool.com There are several other
such programs in common use.
73, Jim K9YC
On Sun,8/28/2016 4:02 PM, Bill Frantz
There is a difference of about 15 seconds between GPS time and
UTC time. GPS time does not include the recent leap seconds. The
GPS message includes the current difference between GPS time and
UTC. I don't know which time the JT modes use, probably UTC.
See:
The SignaLink USB has been sold.
73, Joe W2KJ
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Hi Jim,
The KDSP2 is no longer available due to the lack of available parts.
73,
Mark Musick, WB9CIF
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Allen
Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2016 9:22 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
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Jim,
The KDSP2 option has been discontinued.
The main DSP module is no longer available.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 8/28/2016 5:22 PM, Jim Allen wrote:
On the Elecraft website page for the K2, it says in red letters, "Now with DSP!"
Further down the page, it shows the KDSP2 under K2 and accessories.
This may be a redux of what has already been stated but I am a nut
for stability in my radio and my timekeeping. What I have done is
purchased a BG7TBL from faymo-trading.service for $150 from Hong Kong
(fast shipping and the newest version of this GPSDO). He still
apparently is selling them:
As I understand it, JT65 requires a highly accurate clock, accurate to
less than a second. However, unless the KX3 is capable of
encoding/decoding JT65, that accuracy is required in the computer doing
the encoding/decoding, not the radio. Sure, it would be nice if the KX3
clock were more
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Kevin,
I agree. I'd guess digital modes will not be embedded into the K3xs
(I made that model up) until after the "touch screen" is added and
external computer screen driver. But if you need an external screen
then why not just use a computer with the K3, K3s, KX3 as its done now.
I use
I wish I would have bought something from them instead of the Leo Bodnar unit.
It seems to be fine but the support is lacking.
On 8/28/2016 11:16 AM, Clay Autery wrote:
Jackson Labs makes REALLY nice stuff... And THAT is not expensive in
the grand scheme of things... LOTS of GPSDOs et al
On the Elecraft website page for the K2, it says in red letters, "Now with DSP!"
Further down the page, it shows the KDSP2 under K2 and accessories. When you
click on the KDSP2, it takes you to a page for the KDSP2 accessory.
In the order page, it shows KDSP2 as "discontinued."
Is it now
I concur, and suggest another path for those who have a strong need for 0.01
second accuracy of their rig’s clock.
There are Arduino GPS shields available for $40 and less. If one were so
inclined, it would seem feasible to use an Arduino with GPS shield connected to
the serial port of the
Hey, Joe,
I sent you an email yesterday saying I’d buy this.
If you didn’t get it, please respond off-list.
Lew N6LEW
> On Aug 28, 2016, at 2:04 PM, Joe W2KJ wrote:
>
>>
>> Howdy Gang:
>>
>> I have for sale a like-new SignaLink USB with the appropriate cables and
>>
>
> Howdy Gang:
>
> I have for sale a like-new SignaLink USB with the appropriate cables and also
> the optional plug-in module for the internal jumper settings for the K3.
>
> I used this unit a couple of times with my K3 but just couldn't get into that
> mode...guess I'm a die-hard CW fan.
I think this topic is a little over the edge.
Do ALL radios have clocks, even?? My 1950's HQ100C had a clock which
was option C in the model number. It was an electric clock. Do I
wish the K3 clock kept better time? Yes, but its not something I'm
going to bother Elecraft about.
Accurate
Bret,
I don't think that will work - it is apparently not a USB to RS-232
converter, and who knows what the signals at the plug might be. It is
advertised as a charging cable, so it likely only pipes the USB
connector +5V to the connected device.
You can get a KXUSB cable from Elecraft in
I just can't find my KXUSB cable for my KX2 - not in the KX2 stuff box...
Will one of these suffice until I find a reason to place an order to
Elecraft?
https://www.amazon.com/3-5mm-Audio-Adapter-Charge-Cable/dp/B00X77J9TQ/ref=pd_sim_23_3?ie=UTF8=1=59RSH9N3F8HBCVH9TCSM
Bret/N4SRN
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Dave,
Yes, the RTC is an "add-on convenience" item for the rig. It is a nice
thing to have for logging when operating portable (set it before the
outing).
As far as digital modes go, the Elecraft gear offers only PSK and FSK
internally and as far as I know, those are not time critical and
Re: "$10 wristwatches are accurate to a few seconds per month."
Yep! That is exactly what the original poster was concerned with. You said it
even better than he did. The original poster's KXBC3 clock isn't as accurate
as a $10 wristwatch. Mine isn't either, last time I checked it.
The
I must have missed it but Mike Reublin is now a SK. RIP Mike.
I was helping him Beta test a program he was calling K3 Configure, it
analyses the configuration of your K3 and lists the config functions
and your matching settings. You can save the text file so you can
later review or print them
HTs, of course. But I meant HF rigs. Sounds like there may be a few.
Phil -- Sent from my iPhone 5S
> On Aug 28, 2016, at 13:10, Bill Gerth wrote:
>
> Hi Phil,
>
> My Kenwood TMD710GA mobile ham transceiver has an onboard GPS receiver,
> synchronized realtime
Hi,
The Px3, the rest is nice to have. Sometimes the roofing filter.
73 de Hajo dl1sdz
Am 28.08.2016 7:33 nachm. schrieb "Joe Stone (KF5WBO)" <
kf5...@wickedbeernut.com>:
> What are the *key* KX3 features which make it more "serious" than a KX2?
> I'm
> not looking for an exhaustive feature
Hi Phil,
My Kenwood TMD710GA mobile ham transceiver has an onboard GPS receiver,
synchronized realtime clock, AND a packet TNC. Makes a dandy self-contained
APRS system. Granted, it is only for VHF/UHF on the ham bands (no HF). It
also makes it really easy to set the KXBC3 clock in my KX3
I certainly agree with Jim about liking light weight radios. I
take my K3 out 2 or 3 times a year, and being able to easily
carry it is very welcome. My KX3 is a perfect airplane rig.
But the real advantage of the radios, and the K3 in particular,
is their modular construction. When the K3S
Now Don, don't get testy! Hi. Actually, I think the critics may have a
good point--especially the ones using digital. For me, it is no big deal,
but the clock gets so far off so quickly I have stopped even looking at it.
However, the digital users do need some precision in order to get their
Thanks y'all - that sets me straight.
Clay, if you come up with a solution, let us know!
Bret/N4SRN
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Won't ever be a big deal. For JT65 and JT9 it's the computer clock that
matters. My rigs RTC could be off by an hour and it won't effect the
timing of a JT65/JT9 QSO.It would matter if Elecraft decided to add
those modes to the radio for direct keying by the on board keyer (God I
hope not).
I believe that the IC7100 has the facility, but it's an option.
73,
Alan. G4GNX
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To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KXBC3 clock drift & On-Board GPS
As a matter of curiosity because I've
On Sun,8/28/2016 11:12 AM, Joe Stone (KF5WBO) wrote:
I would say a customer has every right to see the schematic.
I think so too, but Elecraft is one of the few mfrs that provides
schematics for most, if not all, of their products.
73, Jim K9YC
I have a Seiko watch that is extremely accurate twice a day! You just
have to know when to look at it.
One day I will put a new battery in it.:-)
73,
Don W3FPR
On 8/28/2016 2:25 PM, Kevin wrote:
Well that's it darn it!
I won't be happy with my radio till there's and actual cesium clock
You are both correct -- I live about 20 miles from Eric, 3 miles from
K6XX, and know Wayne from many conversations both on and off the
reflector, including several in the bar at ham events. These guys are
VERY clear-eyed observers of the scene, and I've never seen "worship" of
their product
There is an argument that if a clock is included it should at perform as well
as we expect from other timepieces.
Of course the next step beyond a highly-accurate clock that does not require
resetting is to have the K3S able to use that time, read frequencies and signal
levels, modes, etc.,
Re: "You know a radio must be pretty good when the complaints start drifting
off to how accurate (or not) it is as a timepiece ;-)"
That is why I have never complained about it, and I only offered my experience
with it as a data point. I do, however, need to run controlled tests and spend
Well that's it darn it!
I won't be happy with my radio till there's and actual cesium clock
built in or available as an add on option. That'll make my JT65/JT9
signals hyper accurate...Oh wait...that's the computer clock. I *demand*
while Elecraft is fixing my radio's clock they also offer a
Never mind... ;-)
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On 8/28/2016 12:46 PM, Rose wrote:
>
> No need ... my eyes can view a cellphone as easily as on a radio's
> display ... maybe easier / quicker if I have to call it up into the
> display. (Mine has
Yes and no... the utility will sync time with whatever computer/laptop
that is running the utility... The accuracy of the computer is
independent of the utility.
This is what I am currently doing... I have an NTP client running that
is keeping my laptop to within a few milliseconds
I can't see what all the fuss is about. I like my time to be very accurate -
1 second in 10million years, so I wear a cheap radio controlled watch, which
is accurate once a day, but isn't even inaccurate by one second until the
next update. FWIW my friends expensive Rolex tracks with it very
Jackson Labs makes REALLY nice stuff... And THAT is not expensive in
the grand scheme of things... LOTS of GPSDOs et al time/freq standards
costing many multiples of that price... :)
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On 8/28/2016 12:17 PM, Peter Pauly
Mike,
> The manufacturer specs for all the Elecraft RTC chips promise much better.
What Elecraft RTC chips are you referring to? The KXBC3 keeps time using a
PIC microcontroller.
> ... a customer does indeed have every right to expect a competent RTC
> implementation when he purchases the
Try checking to be sure you have enabled an available comm port.
Bill
K9YEQ
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Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2016 10:59 AM
To: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] W-2 Wattmeter software
Hello
Funnily enough the IC-7300 guys were complaining about the same thing ;-)
73 from David GM4JJJ
> On 28 Aug 2016, at 17:46, GRANT YOUNGMAN wrote:
>
>
>>
>> Re: "...the clock seems to lose a couple of minutes per month.”
>
> You know a radio must be pretty good when the
The clock has its own oscillator that runs from the battery inside your K3S.
73, Ron AC7AC
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No need ... my eyes can view a cellphone as easily as on a radio's display
... maybe easier / quicker if I have to call it up into the display.
(Mine has about a half inch high display.)
That's assuming that the name of the game is simply knowing what time it
is, as opposed to "playing" with a
> My only question - does this originate with Elecraft or the reflector?
Reflector.
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Doesn’t the K3 Utility have a one-click process for setting the K3’s on-board
clock time to UTC Internet time? It doesn’t make the clock any more accurate,
but it does offer a way of resetting without getting into the configuration
menu. As I recall it’s in the KX3 Utility as well.
Ted,
What are the *key* KX3 features which make it more "serious" than a KX2? I'm
not looking for an exhaustive feature comparison. I can find that in the
color brochure. For those who use a KX3 as their primary HF rig at the home
QTH, which features (unique to the KX3) are critical?
Joe
KF5WBO
Ditto!
Well, actually, I did once have an accurate (for its day) clock on my receiver,
my HQ-170AC, back in or about 1964 to 1967. Being run by a synchronous motor,
the local power company had the job of keeping my clock accurate (feature of
AGC controlling ACE and Frequency).
But, today, in
Wonder if anyone on list for one reason or another wants to sell a KX2? I know
its new, but just in case!
Thanks much
Please email me directly - dan.boardman AT shreditfast DOT com
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Flexradio offers a GPSDO option for their receivers. It's made by Jackson
Labs (and it isn't cheap):
http://cart.flexradio.com/FLEX-65006700-GPSDO-Upgrade_p_899.html
It's internal to the radio.
On Sun, Aug 28, 2016 at 1:06 PM, Phil Wheeler wrote:
> As a matter of curiosity
I have seen this pop up several times over the past few days. I cannot seem to
find the OP.
My only question - does this originate with Elecraft or the reflector?
Thanks.
73,
Joel - W4JBB
>
>PX3 TO LARGE SCREEN
>
>Feature #1A (preferred). Elecraft to develop an internal adapter
As a matter of curiosity because I've not looked
into it: Are there any ham transceivers with
on-board GPS receivers?
Phil W7OX
On 8/28/16 9:58 AM, Clay Autery wrote:
So you think an onboard GPS is absurd, Don?
We can dream... we can dream. :-)
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> Since you asked . . .
Actually, I asked "if*you're interested in*one or both of these new
features ... please reply to this thread". Wayne is trying to gauge how
many PX3 HDMI Large Screen Adapters he'll sell, not how many PX3 HDMI Large
Screen Adapters he won't sell.
I don't own a
Hi Joe,
I'd not realised until now that you can do this with the W2, but I'm looking
to set mine up to test this now for you!
I assume you have the same W2 software running at both ends? It looks to me
that the network function simply bridges the software at both sides, based
on the manual.
OK Ken... How do you propose to get that "uber-accurate" time from the
cell phone into the radio?
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On 8/28/2016 9:34 AM, Ken G Kopp wrote:
> Virtually everyone has cellphone at hand and it will provide the most
> accurate
So you think an onboard GPS is absurd, Don?
We can dream... we can dream. :-)
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On 8/28/2016 9:19 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> I would like an icebox in my KX3 to keep my sandwiches cool while
> portable.
> Oh, and how about
>
> Re: "...the clock seems to lose a couple of minutes per month.”
>
You know a radio must be pretty good when the complaints start drifting off to
how accurate (or not) it is as a timepiece ;-)
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Same here - I like it a lot - perfect size for just messing around - I
have the KX3 if
I want to get serious. :-)
Tom, W1TEF
On 8/28/2016 12:22 PM, Chuck Guenther wrote:
I've only had KX2 serial No. 857 for about ten days. It was purchased
as a replacement for my KX1, to be used primarily for
I've only had KX2 serial No. 857 for about ten days. It was purchased as
a replacement for my KX1, to be used primarily for portable operations
while on vacation. However, I'm finding it so much fun to operate it at
home, it has displaced my K2-10 on my operating desk. (In case anyone
is
For sale PR6 - 6 meter preamp$65.00 I ship CONUSEmail good on qrzKen K5DNL
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Ditto.
On 8/28/2016 8:59 AM, Dauer, Edward wrote
Option number 2 – text on the P3 screen – is not important to me for two
reasons. For one, in all the years I have owned it I have never used the K3’s
text decode even though I am 100% CW.And if text did appear on the P3
screen, I
Re: "...the clock seems to lose a couple of minutes per month."
I didn't buy the KXBC3 for the clock, and I don't expect it to automatically
sync with WWV or GPS, but mine seems to be sensitive to applied voltage:
If I leave 14v applied to my KX3, it gains a few seconds per day, probably not
Hello to All,
I'm having trouble with connecting to the W-2 wattmeter with the
Elecraft W2 Interface software available on the website using an
internet connection. The wattmeter is V1.00 software and the W-2
software is V1.12.1.18 The error is "Looking for a W2 on Network".
I had this
I think you overreact a bit, Mike. I can criticize
Elecraft with the best of them if a product does
not do as promised. But nowhere in any spec or
promise have I seen highly accurate time-keeping
-- but perhaps my reading skills fail me with age.
In my shack I have a large LaCrosse clock,
OTOH, many criticisms have resulted in improvements in the products. Wayne and
Eric are quite capable of tolerating criticism, so owners are more than welcome
to point out any deficiency or problem. That’s why people like Elecraft
products: having the ear of the company.
73 de Ray
K2ULR
KX3
QSL
On 8/28/2016 7:55 AM, Mike Morrow wrote:
Elecraft fans often have a great tendency to dismiss without substantive basis
any non-worshipful criticism...at least as far as I've observed in 16 years as
an owner and list member. :-)
Mike / KK5F
> I would like an icebox in my KX3 to keep my sandwiches cool while portable.
> Oh, and how about an automatic coffee maker for use during contest
> periods. :-)
I would be suprised that even as a joke the listing above could win any
arguments for the extraordinary lack of performance of
Virtually everyone has cellphone at hand and it will provide the most
accurate time commonly available.
73!
K0PP
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Ken,
I do not know the signalling voltage developed by the KXUSB. I do know
that the KX3 (and other devices using the KUSB cable) are capable of
receiving the full RS-232 levels, but will only send a 5 volt level.
The KXUSB FTDI chip is powered from the USB 5 volt source, so it is a
Maybe just buy a $15 wristwatch with a 10 year
battery made by Casio and set it every week or so
? :-)
Phil W7OX
On 8/28/16 7:19 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
I would like an icebox in my KX3 to keep my
sandwiches cool while portable.
Oh, and how about an automatic coffee maker for
use during
I would like an icebox in my KX3 to keep my sandwiches cool while portable.
Oh, and how about an automatic coffee maker for use during contest
periods. :-)
73,
Don W3FPR
On 8/28/2016 10:01 AM, Clay Autery wrote:
Mmmm... not JUST the KX3!
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