Sounds like you moved the net to 14.312, but there was traffic on 14.310 making
net control unreadable for me. I think I might have checked in, but too much
QRM for me to hear an ack.
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Does Elecraft (or someone else) sell the XG2 pre-assembled? My soldering
skills for anything smaller than a PL259 suck.
Thanks
Gary / k3wow
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The K3 owners manual contains the following text:
The ATU icon will flash briefly whenever new settings are automatically loaded.
I've never noticed this flashing and I'm curious why not. The ATU is set to
auto, and I'll go to the bottom of the CW portion of the 20m band and tap
atu tune so
I tried the same test, but TX'ing after each frequency or band change - and
still no flashing. It appears that the tuner IS pulling in new settings (as
the SWR doesn't jump up), but again - no visual indication.
73 - gary / k3wow
On Aug 29, 2010, at 7:23 PM, Ken Wagner K3IU wrote:
It
That worked... 3.995, tune, 3.505 and tune... and back to 3.995 with a short
ID and I saw the ATU icon flash. Strange that I don't see it when changing
bands, though.
Thanks for the advice, Sam.
Take care and 73
Gary / k3wow
On Aug 29, 2010, at 8:05 PM, Sam Morgan wrote:
when you go
:1. On 80m. Wow!
(The coax isn't damaged... I checked..)
On a sad note, I'll now have to wait an extra year or so before I can order a
P3 if I want a matching serial number.
Take care and 73
Gary / k3wow
On Aug 27, 2010, at 6:54 AM, Gary Dezern wrote:
Had a visit from the Santa Clause
that thrill this time.
Off to count screws I go!
Take care
Gary / k3wow
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From: Gary Dezern g...@garyndenise.org
Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2010 2:56 AM
To: Elecraft Reflector elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 #4407 - dead
Yes. Mostly. ;)
The pre-amp and attenuator happens, I think, BEFORE the IF that goes into the
LP-PAN (or P3.)
On Aug 16, 2010, at 7:45 PM, w0ih wrote:
Therefore, if you wanted to use the K3 system filters, you need to go
through the K3 audio output.
Is this true?
and put them in the new radio... the savings would almost cover the
deductible.
Take care and 73's
Gary / k3wow
On Aug 12, 2010, at 7:13 AM, Gary Dezern wrote:
4 grounding rods and two of those alpha delta gas discharge surge protectors
couldn't stop mother nature. It appears my K3 has met
4 grounding rods and two of those alpha delta gas discharge surge protectors
couldn't stop mother nature. It appears my K3 has met a very early death by
electrocution (from lightning.)
It turns on, but even after an EE INIT, I'm still getting a KP3IO error.
There's a god awful noise coming
I'm kind of new to this whole insurance claim thing... The person I spoke to on
the phone from the insurance company was pretty insistent that they just wanted
replacement cost.
I asked the guy about one of the computers that I built myself from parts, and
he didn't want to know about all
Would it be legal to include an image of the K3 PCB on a QSL card or would I
need express permission to do so? If I need permission, can Wayne or Eric
chime in?
I'm preparing artwork for a new QSL card and would like to include a photo of
my K3 with the top off...
Thanks
Gary
Is there a command to toggle the monitor function on and off without changing
the level?
I operate with both headphones and external stereo speakers plugged in. When
I'm ragchewing or just messing around, I'll use external powered stereo
speakers, but when I'm more serious about a contact,
Sadly, I won't be able to order a P3 for many years. I wonder how many years
it'll take for them to sell 4400+ of them.
73 - Gary / k3wow, k34407
On Aug 10, 2010, at 3:56 PM, Don Cunningham wrote:
I got #99. I'm happy with it and don't want to trade, HI. Also, I could
make it 66, by
If you use the K3 Utility program, and write this macro, it should do what
you are looking for, I would think.
ML015 ML being the monitor command and 015 being the level of the
monitor volume. I have recently learned how convenient using and writing
marcos can be.
Yes, I have something
Anyone?
On Jul 10, 2010, at 4:05 PM, Gary Dezern wrote:
I just installed the DVR module in my K3, and I have a question on how to use
it:
I like leaving the AF REC turned on full time, as I find it very useful to
instant reply a call sign or something else significant
I also
As this drifts further from the original topic...
I find it amusing that a station will ask me to repeat my callsign and name
several times, and then give me a 59 report.
I think I messed up several people over the weekend contest by giving them 5-7
08 reports instead of what they expected.
I just installed the DVR module in my K3, and I have a question on how to use
it:
I like leaving the AF REC turned on full time, as I find it very useful to
instant reply a call sign or something else significant
I also like using the voice memories - for example kilo three whiskey oscar
On Jul 9, 2010, at 3:00 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
I am not certain how much more authoritative information you are seeking.
As far as explicit Here is how you use it - each individual case or
instance of noise is different and will require different treatment.
At least for myself, it
I can help with some of these (though I'm clueless on the NB...)
It helps if you visualize the passband of the receiver as a small part of the
entire RF spectrum that the radio lets into your speaker (or headphone.) This
would be similar to a movable and resizable window on your house - so you
I have NO sub-receiver installed, but Config:VFO IND set to YES...
When I restore a memory (M-V) to be used for scanning (example: USB, A:
14.15, B: 14.35), the radio isn't changing VFO B to what is stored in memory if
the VFOB freq is on a different band from the memory setting.
Example:
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