Aloha,
I have been having a similar problem, 15 seconds of normal operation on CW
then an audible relay click and RF power drops to zero, but the K3 remains
in transmit and goes through all the motions. However I have not received
the ERR FW2. Maybe it's time to try returning to an older
Aloha,
Considering recent posts, maybe you would be interested to hear about
the setup we used at KH6LC during the Stew Warmup. I brought my K3 SN
469, which has 2.7, 1.8, and 0.4 filters in the main and matched 2.7
and 0.4 in the sub. Now I know that I should have sprung for the other
1.8
I have K3 SN 469, a kit K3-100 with transverter interface, tuner,
several filters, and a recently added subreceiver. It's updated with
the latest beta firmware.
This K3 works well at home, but I am having some trouble using it at
the KH6LC station. Those of you who operated the Cal QSO Party
Aloha,
I also was not able to achieve a satisfactory transmitter power
calibration using a borrowed Bird wattmeter and dummy load, in fact I
was not able to get the Bird to read more than about 75 watts no
matter what power level I set. I repeated the calibration using my
own Elecraft WM1 and
Aloha,
I built my new K3 SN 469 over last weekend and I have been having a lot of
fun with it on CW, but I'm still not sure that I have it configured properly
for SSB. I have the latest firmware, I am using a Proset-K2, and I have the
mic input set for front panel, high gain, and bias on. I
Aloha,
Two hours ago I was convinced that my K3 wasn't working right on SSB, but
now I am equally convinced that it works OK! So sorry for the premature
post.
Curt AH6RE
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