We're testing this right now.
I'm not sure, but it may make it into the upcoming K3 f/w release. :-)
73, Eric WA6HHQ
Bill W5WVO wrote:
As the original requestor of this feature (and of using the FT-897's
functional implementation of it as the standard to be emulated), I
think Tony is
One note: We are implementing this with regular CW transmit with the
appropriate offset, not as a transmitted tone.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Bill W5WVO wrote:
As the original requestor of this feature (and of using the FT-897's
functional implementation of it as the standard to be emulated), I
Dave, the spurious ERR PL1 message is corrected in the latest f/w
release. The error checking code was looking at the PLL too quickly
after a band change. On a small number of rigs this showed up as a
momentary error after a band change. We have now increased the delay
after a band change
They arrive this week.
Eric
Lee Buller wrote:
Is there any time frame on the back order of 1.8 filters?
Lee - K0WA
In our day and age it seems that Common Sense is in short supply. If you don't
have any Common Sense - get some Common Sense and use it. If you can't find
any Common
I was a little optimistic. :-) I am now told by our supplier early next
week.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
David Wilburn wrote:
Sweeet!
Dave Wilburn
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Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
They arrive this week.
Eric
Lee Buller wrote:
Is there any time frame on the back order of 1.8 filters
It was updated yesterday.
73, Eric
Kevin Cozens wrote:
And how many man hours are wasted by having to read all the e-mails
posted to the list which ask for the shipping status page to be
updated? ;-)
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I doubt that processor (or its family) is going away any time soon. As
long as there is strong demand for the K2, we will continue
manufacturing it.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
Darrell Bellerive wrote:
The consensus to my last enquiry regarding future K2 firmware upgrades was
that K2 development is
Hi George!
We start to bump up against shortening the first dit on CW when delays
longer than 20 mS are selected. We'd certainly like to support longer TX
delays, but it will take a little head scratching and f/w work to make
it happen. We'll certainly strive to do as much as we can in this
Hi,
We're leaving for Dayton early tomorrow and look forward to seeing
everyone this weekend! We'll be at our usual booth (#196-197-198). We'll
have all of our rigs, including three K3's. Two of them will have the
production version of the sub-rx installed for your inspection.
Have you ever
These are on hold and will not make it back into the lab until at least
the end of the year at the earliest. We're fully committed right now on
the K3 and will be so through the end of the year.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
(Back from Dayton and Tired! :-)
Stan Rife wrote:
Eric/Wayne, can you give us
Hi Jim,
The lead time on the web site is for new orders, not for ones placed 4-5
months ago (which is being tracked by everyone so diligently ;-) .
We are continually ramping up our production rate on a weekly basis. We
are definitely producing now at a sustained rate higher than we were 3-4
Guys, Please, let's end this thread for now. Its taking a tremendous
amount of reflector bandwidth and is not going to make any impact on our
production rate. Believe me, we are already acutely aware of how much
everyone wants their K3 to be delivered quickly. If you want to vent,
please email
Guys, let's end this thread too. Its taking a tremendous amount of
reflector bandwidth and is not going to make any impact on our
production rate.
See my prior post for more details on our ramp up efforts etc.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Guys - This thread has been ended. Please take any discussion off list.
Also, all new orders received are quoted 4-5 months, even though we feel
we will beat that as we go forward.
73, Eric
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JIM DAVIS wrote:
On Wed, 21 May 2008 13:38:00 -0600
Art [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some folks
Hi Tony,
Nothing was required on your part. That is the factory version of the
change that already has very low value SMD resistors installed for R33
and R40.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
N2TK wrote:
Went to install the HAGCMDKT kit on #311. Interesting but all was already
done except for shorting
Yes. All of the 8 pole filters have a zero offset.
Its the 5 pole filters that have varying offsets.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Bob Tellefsen wrote:
Now I'm curious.
When I installed my 400 Hz filter, it had no
offset info on it. Is this normal?
73, Bob N6WG
K3 #811
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.
Let's end this thread. Its taking up way too much reflector bandwidth. :-)
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Charles Harpole wrote:
This is a poor attempt to satirize the innane and unstoppable gushing
of OPINIONS, stated as facts, about which radio is BEST. Satire is
a literary
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David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
A common way of dealing with the on reflectors is to bracket them, viz:
We will let the heatsink get up to 85C before dropping the KPA3
off-line, that still has plenty of safety margin for the transistors.
40-42C is actually on the cool side for heavy usage. But it never hurts
to keep it cool if you don't mind the added fan noise. Fortunately the
K3's dual fans
I've placed the frequency response chart for the MH2 and Proset-K2 on
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See:
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The FT736R is not known for having much dynamic range. I own one. :-)
Its a great overall rig for VHF/UHF use with multiple bands in one box,
but as a result there are many compromises. Most multi-band VHF rigs
compromise their dynamic range, phase noise etc.
In general a high performance
Just sequential in this case.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Ed K1EP wrote:
Are the version numbers for the MCU, DSP, etc. revisions just
sequential (i.e. 2.00 followed 1.99), or does the change from 1 to
2 signify anything? I am assuming the former and not inferring any
major significance to the
Looks like he clearly had a bad 500 Hz filter. It does not match our
measurements here or Sherwood's. We'll make sure the customer gets a
replacement.
We were not contacted prior to publication so we were unable to replace
it ahead of time.
Also, their TX tests were incorrectly run at 120W
on the market.
It just looks like a one off failure. (This can happen in any xtal
filter from any mfg.)
73, Eric
Jerry Flanders wrote:
At 02:44 PM 6/18/2008, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
Looks like he clearly had a bad 500 Hz filter. It does not match our
measurements here or Sherwood's
The 6 kHz AM and the FM filters have been shipping for several months.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
Shane White wrote:
Found the following text at
http://www.zerobeat.net/mediawiki/index.php/K3_Suggested_Configurations
AM filter $120. FM Filter $120, not yet available as of February 2008. Also,
the
We do now!
Originally all 8 pole filters were supposed to be 100% tested at INRAD's
supplier. When we discovered some bad ones had gotten through, we added
100% testing at Elecraft and at INRAD in Aptos.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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David Robertson wrote:
Jerry,
When I got my K3 I found the
Will do today.
We had a very hectic last week, temps in the 100+ range, humidity below
15% and major forest fires less than 5 miles from our office on Friday.
A number of employees had to go home early and several were evacuated
from their homes. Fortunately everyone here made it through the
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postings and negative comments about other posters
We've just added a direct link to the full K3 firmware release notes on
the K3 Software Download Page.
http://www.elecraft.com/K3/k3_software.htm
The direct link to the notes file is:
http://www.elecraft.com/K3/k3_fw_release_notes.htm
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Bob Cunnings wrote:
You will
Hi Tony,
Its not k3fw2r02.zip. That was our last release before the beta.
The correct file is:
ftp://ftp.elecraft.com/K3/firmware/beta/k3fw2r10.zip
As noted on the K3 download page, please read the beta download and
install notes at:
The on-line UPS shipping calculator shows prices on the high side for
international shipping. We have a discount with UPS to many countries
and will charge you less than this. (We will always confirm the order
details and shipping expense on international orders with you before
shipping.)
Bill,
Do you have the mic menu parameter set to FP-H for higher mic gain? We
have two ranges, FP-L for the MH2 and many mics and FP-H for mics like
the Heil HC4/5 that are -8 dB lower in signal than standard.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
Bill W5WVO wrote:
I'm just now (finally!) in the process of
Hi Guys,
Unfortunately it is not practical for us to do 0.5 WPM increments in the
firmware for a number of internal reasons.
So let's end this thread for now.
Also, please remember to restrain posting when you see more than 10
posts on a subject in a day. This will go a long way towards
Wow, I wish we could buy 8 pole filters in amateur radio volumes for a
wholesale price 1-5$. Or even $30-$40! They just don't exist. (But let
me know if you find some..)
Our filters -were- designed for their excellent IMD performance. Also,
we have these filters tested for IMD and passband
Hi John,
That is inaccurate. We are working to ship by order date independently
for the kit and built versions.
As per our shipping status page:
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We are now starting to ship against our backlog of KRX3s. We will
contact you for confirmation 1-2 weeks prior to shipment.
We are now
Guys - Jerry does indeed own a K2 and a K3 and is a long time Elecraft
customer. He certainly is allowed to state his opinion. In -my- opinion
he stated it fairly, even though I disagreed with him on the pricing and
technical points.
Its OK to argue in a polite manner, but please do not jump
2.13 is a beta test release and is purposely set up so the regular downloader
will not recognize it until we go to final release. We do not want people
unwittingly loading beta test releases with the K3 Utility loader. It will
always show just the latest regular, non-beta, release of K3
H Tom,
We will match the 5 pole filters (to within 40 Hz) on request. If your
filters are already that close you are in good shape. We can't guarantee
a good enough yield on filter offsets to get closer than that, though
most will be closer. Fortunately 40 Hz is more than adequate as you can
Wayne has fixed this in 2.14 beta. It will be up on the web site some
time tomorrow after we do more testing on it.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Stewart,
I have reproduced the problem on my K3, and I haven't noticed it before. I'm
running f/w 2.13 and I wonder if that
This one has been beaten into submission. Time to end the thread.
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-Original Message-
From: Ian White GM3SEK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sunday, Jul 6, 2008 2:29 pm
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Band button
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Ian White GM3SEK [EMAIL
Hi William,
1. I apologize for the mis-marked 2.8 kHz filter cardboard box. We
usually dispose of and marked up boxes and use new ones when shipping
filters. Your filter should be good, but we'll replace it if needed.
2. We are removing L3 on all KANT3s now at the factory as we found this
With two synthesizers, our software must calculate the proper PLL
divider and reference frequencies for each one. When setting the sub and
main to the same RX frequency, if the filter offsets set in the menu are
different this can cause small rounding errors in the synthesizer
frequency
DSP based VOX is very cool. :-) We can do some interesting things to
avoid dropped first syllables.
Eric WA6HHQ
Stewart Baker wrote:
Yup, it's pretty good..
73
Stewart G3RXQ
On Mon, 7 Jul 2008 09:59:51 -0600, Bill W5WVO wrote:
To those of you SSB ops who won't use VOX because every
'Do' as in 'already do'.. ;-)
Our current DSL firmware is designed to provide an extremely fast VOX
that does not drop much, if any, of the first syllable.
73, Eric
Stewart Baker wrote:
Is that do do or can do ?
73
Stewart G3RXQ
On Mon, 07 Jul 2008 10:25:32 -0700, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ
, Eric WA6HHQ
Radio Amateur N5GE wrote:
On Mon, 14 Sep 2009 09:01:59 -0700, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft
e...@elecraft.com wrote:
Thanks for keeping us posted, Eric.
Tom, N5GE
Please figure it out with Lisa today. This should not be a permanent
thing, but needs to be done now. We can
*From:* Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft [mailto:e...@elecraft.com]
*Sent:* Monday, September 14, 2009 8:49 AM
*To:* Val; Lisa Jones - Elecraft Sales
*Cc:* Victor Linderholm
*Subject:* encoder testing. Critical to begin today.
Val - we _must_ begin testing encoders
Hi Bill,
Actually, this does apply to diversity RX. I have listened on 80M and
40m using two antennas, with different orientation and arrival angle
optimization, feeding the two K3 receivers, one in each ear. When
listening to a round table discussion each person appears to sound like
they
All the ARRL numbers are at 400-500 Hz b/w.
73, Eric
William Carver wrote:
It would be nice to explicitly give the bandwidth associated with the
dynamic range numbers. Most tests I have seen use 500 Hz but.
In any case one assumes that all those numbers are obtained with the
same
Hi Dave,
These are my slides, used from several past hamfest presentations. I
certainly wasn't trying to hide behind anything. They were made
available on the web site this morning at the request of several customers.
The only reason the general price of several other radios were noted in
the
We updated the status page this morning. We're now targeting 9/21-28.
We finally have the assembled PC boards and we are now testing them,
building the main unit for the assembled W2-Fs, and building the
directional couplers. We are also finishing up a few final features in
the W2 firmware.
Hi Lance,
Once you have manually tuned the K3 into your TE amp usnig the K3's ATU
TUNE button, any other time you transmit into it using the PTT the ATU
will be always be in-line and tuned to the load. It will always reset to
the last tuned ATU value when you are on 6M. So I'd recommend
Guys - We've beat this topic to death. Let's end the thread, or take it
off list, for the moment.
73,
Eric WA6HHQ
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Jim Brown wrote:
On Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:03:02 -0500, Grant Youngman wrote:
Indeed. It may cut through better, but if you can't understand
Let's end this part of the thread. This is not the place to argue about
who may say what. the list guidelines are very specific - direct
personal criticisms of other posters is not allowed on this list.
If you have a problem with a post, please email me as list moderator.
73,
Eric
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Wow! I go off-line for the weekend and everyone goes crazy. Must have
been a slow news weekend, or just poor propagation on HF.. :-)
I see there is a lot of misunderstanding out there on what is already
here, or is coming soon, so I'd like to clarify a few items.
1. TX/RX EQ = OFF in digital
Yes - but this will come later as it is a lot more work to implement
into the current K3 code structure.
73, Eric
GM0ELP wrote:
Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
1. TX/RX EQ = OFF in digital modes will be implemented in within the
next couple of releases.
I'm
This is not released for beta download yet.
It is only in pre-beta test by 80 or so customers. At the current time
we have several issues that need correction in this version and it will
only be released to beta on the web site once it is stable (and at a
later rev number).
73, Eric WA6HHQ
Guys - Let's end this thread right now. No need to waste reflector
bandwidth arguing about different tuning stpes and how that reflects on
operator habits :-)
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Ken Kopp wrote:
I don't see any threat to us drifting towards CB operational
habits because
This is being addressed in the current pre-beta test version.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
Enno J. Korma, PF5X wrote:
Hi all,
I wonder what the status of the audio 'artifact' or blast is. According to
PA4N, who uses F/W 3.30, it still happens, be it rarely. As a headphone
user, such audio blast is
Folks,
Let's end this thread discussing ESSB and the FCC rules.
73, Eric
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We have had excellent reliability with the K3 FP switches - actually
much better than on past rigs I've owned. Don't forget that many of the
other K rigs (K1, K2, K3, KX1) have been out there for 8-10 years. We
watch this carefully here both in manufacturing and via tracking our
customer
Let's end the 'roger beep' thread for now.
This isn't a comment pro or con on this, but we're not planning on
adding 'roger beeps' any time soon.
We will adjust the optional 1750 Hz TX tone burst is needed for proper
eu usage based on beta feedback.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
David Ferrington, M0XDF
Use your K3's IF Shift and Width to bring up the lower end. It defaults
to normal roll off.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
mark roz wrote:
K3 set to DSP width 4kHz and I'm using very good headphones.
No difference with low freq. response.
What is the problem?
Mark
Guys - This topic is CLOSED.
Eric
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Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
I'm sorry to say so, but this sounds like an emotional
opinion based on the (US ?) relation between CB and roger beeps.
While it is certainly emotional, it is not based on any relationship
between CB
Lets end the MAC,PC pro/con discussion thread before it explodes. :-)
73,
Eric
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Paul - WW2PT wrote:
You could be wrong. ;-)
You're making a pretty definitive statement based on 24+ year-old
experiences. A lot has changed since then for both Mac and Windows
Adding the XG2 signal generator the K3 is not only f/w. It would require
a major h/w change. We will not be doing that in the near future due to
both cost and engineering availability.
In general, the S-Meter calibration feature is an excellent enhancement,
but not totally necessary for normal
We started shipping the current DSP boards, Rev C, approximately March
6th, 2009.
Any K3 DSP board Rev C or later will have the extended low end audio
frequency response h/w enhancement.
This corresponds approximately to K3 serial number 2800, plus or minus
10-20. Since assembled -Fs and kit
CORRECTION - I have some egg on my face. I misread our internal release
date notes for the Rev C DSP board. Here is the correct Date and S/N
Information:
We started shipping the latest DSP boards, Rev C, approximately May 1st,
2009.
Any K3 DSP board Rev C or later will have the extended low
Geoff
G3UCK
- Original Message - From: Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft
e...@elecraft.com
We started shipping the latest DSP boards, Rev C, approximately May 1st,
2009.
Any K3 DSP board Rev C or later will have the extended low end audio
response enhancement
That's primarily it. We increased coupling caps and a few other values
in the audio chain to increase low freq audio response below 300 Hz.
when combines with the latest f/w beta release it results in more low
end below 300 Hz. Its not something we originally targeted as a
communications
Wayne is responding to them.
73,
Eric
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From: Dave AA6YQ aa...@ambersoft.com
Date: Monday, Oct 12, 2009 11:04 am
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 problems at 3D2KJ
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
CC: r...@ippt.gov.pl
Perhaps someone here can help. If so, please respond to Rys
Quickly double tap A-B.
73,
Eric
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-Original Message-
From: Arie Kleingeld PA3A p...@xs4all.nl
Date: Sunday, Oct 18, 2009 2:15 pm
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Split operation
To: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Ed,
I agree with you on this. The way you describe it, That's the way I always do
Guys - Let's end this thread for now. Wayne and I will discuss this next
week. (I'm currently at 30,000 ft flying back to CA from a meeting in
TX. American Air's in-flight WiFi is pretty cool for workaholics like us..)
Also, please note from the latest manual that quickly double pressing
A-B
Guys - Let's end this thread. Arguing on which modes are best or proper
(or most like CB) are WAY off topic for the list.
Also, please do not accuse others of being trolls. (Even if you feel you
are correct.) Just forward the concern to me as list manager and I'll
deal with it.
Seems this
No need to continue reporting this. We're aware of it in the current
beta code, 3.44, and will be addressing it in the next beta release.
Thanks for the beta feedback!
73, Eric WA6HHQ
Roy Morris wrote:
I also have noticed the audio blanking while shifting the WIDTH control with
NR
False alarm from your anti-virus scanner. We've scanned the K3 utility
1.2.9.30 here and it is clean.
I believe the next update of AVG stops this false alarm. One of our
other customers reported this directly to us and he noted that it went
away with his next AVG virus database update.
73,
Did you turn on the mic bias for the front panel mic connector, as noted
for the MH2?
73, Eric
Philip Lamarche wrote:
Just set up k3 in mountains and connected the brand new mh2 and no
audio or power. Per and mike gain ok.
Help!
Phil. W9dvm
Sent from my iPhone
On Oct 19, 2009, at
Lots of good input.
Let's close this thread for now.
Eric
Elecraft Moderator
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-Original Message-
From: rfenab...@gmail.com
Date: Monday, Oct 19, 2009 5:04 pm
Subject: [Elecraft] Split Reminder
To: Elecraft Elecraft@mailman.qth.netReply-To: rfenab...@gmail.com
Can we just all agree
We finally received the proper cores from the vendor for our first batch
of W2s and we are assembling and testing them now. The first ones will
be shipping this week.
(As noted on our shipping status page, we were blind sided by Fairrite
when they shipped a large batch of defective -61
Guys - I ended this thread yesterday.
Thanks again for all the input!
73, Eric WA6HHQ
Elecraft moderator
DC1RS wrote:
What about a menue item that will activate split automaticly when the DX says
up and will bring the operator a beer or a coffe when the DX says QRX 5?
;-)
This thread was officially ENDed yesterday.
73, Eric WA5HHQ
Elecraft moderator
Larry - K2GN wrote:
Speaking of SPLIT
how about SPLITTING this thread to PRIVATE EMAILS.
Enough bandwidth has been wasted on it already.
de K2GN/Larry
K3 - S/N 3278
The 200w sensor has better power resolution below 1-2W.
The pre-release version of the W2 manual is now on the web page:
http://www.elecraft.com/K2_Manual_Download_Page.htm#w2
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Edward Dickinson, III wrote:
Thanks for the manual.
If one only operates in the below 200 Watt
We've updated the W2 manual on the web site.
http://www.elecraft.com/K2_Manual_Download_Page.htm#w2
73, Eric
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Dale? Status?
e
Dick Dievendorff wrote:
FYI
*From:* robby robertson [mailto:ro...@bellaliant.net]
*Sent:* Monday, October 26, 2009 8:32 AM
*To:* Dale Farmer
*Cc:* Dick Dievendorff; Gary Surrency; Jack Brindle
*Subject:* K3 #3408
Well guys, It has been a full 2 weeks since I was told my
Sorry guys for the post - my mistake in the address field. Didn't mean
to send this to the list.
Just closing the loop here with our CS group making sure we sent out a
replacement part.
Eric
(Typing too fast as usual on Monday.)
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Dale? Status?
e
Four encoder knobs are warranted for life. A couple of months ago,
probably after you received your replacements, we changed the knob
formulation to include a 10% glass fiber fill, which makes them almost
impossible to break. In testing them we actually ended up stripping the
hex head without
This sounds like he is not talking about the concentric knobs on the
AF/RF gain pots (which have a set screw).
It sounds like the push on knobs used for the four mechanical encoders
just to the left of the VFO knob. Those push on knobs fit very snugly
and he may not be pushing them on all the
Thank to the huge response by our customers this year (on the K3 and all
of our other products) we are moving the company to a larger facility.
2x the space for about the same cost as where we are now. (This is a
great time to negotiate for commercial office / RD / mfg. space..)
We will be
Just down the road. Same Aptos mailing address (PO BOX 69).
73, Eric
Bob Tellefsen wrote:
Way to go, Eric.
And just where might this magnificent new
abode be located?
73, Bob N6WG
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e...@elecraft.com
To: Elecraft Reflector
We'll be shipping tomorrow, but not Friday. Hard to ship when
everything is on moving trucks. ;-)
Monday we'll be shipping as usual.
73, Eric
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Gary W. Marklund wrote:
Does this mean no shipping until Monday?
Gary
KJ7RT
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As mentioned earlier, we are moving the company to a larger facility
this week.
We now have Olivia and Madelyn in our sales group up at the new office
and our new phone numbers are now active.
Our new main phone number is: 831-763-4211
Our new Fax is : 831-763-4218
Please use these numbers
Guys - We originally updated the elecraft main web page Net Times with a
change in time to PST, leaving the Zulu times the same. Please email me
with what reality is now. we're confused/ :-)
73, Eric WA6HHQ
Mark C. Killmon wrote:
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How long is the coax between the LP100 sensor and the K3? This can have
a significant impedance transformation impact as you go to higher
frequencies, leading to a different indicated SWR at each end.
73, Eric
Stewart wrote:
Hi,
Now traffic on the new K3 Macro functions has somewhat died
1:1 SWR with any of my rigs.
73, Eric
Stewart wrote:
'bout 2 feet.
73
Stewart
On Wed, 04 Nov 2009 09:53:25 -0800, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
How long is the coax between the LP100 sensor and the K3? This can have
a significant impedance transformation impact as you go
That assumes there is no RF on the exterior of the coax and the SWR
sensors are ideal. Neither is the case and from personal experience I
can tell you that the swr meters will change readings based on coax length.
73, Eric
Phil Debbie Salas wrote:
How long is the coax between the LP100
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