An iMic will give you separate in/out audio jacks.
73, Mike NF4L
On Dec 12, 2012, at 2:10 AM, Bill Frantz fra...@pwpconsult.com wrote:
On 12/11/12 at 9:14 PM, k6limae...@gmail.com (Rick Prather) wrote:
Not sure why you feel the need for the SL [SignaLink] with your K3 but
that's up to
Guys - thanks for the replies!
By now you've probably read my post that I got it all working. As to having the
SLUSB, after reading the K3 and KE7X manuals, it just seems that using the
external sound card like the SLUSB makes it a little easier. Haven't looked at
the iMic, but with the SLUSB,
Mike,
That has been true up to this year. But I believe that the latest iMac has
gone over to the single plug system just like the Macbook Air.
73,
Oliver
W6ODJ
On 12 Jan. 2012, at 06:25 AM, Mike Reublin n...@nf4l.com wrote:
An iMic will give you separate in/out audio jacks.
73, Mike
Jim, Just make sure when adjusting the power your ALC reading on the
K3 must show 4 bars of ALC with the 5th bar just flashing. This is
counter intuitive based on other rigs but a necessity for the K3. If
you are using the line in gain or the TX control on the SLUSB to
regulate power you may be
Seems like there is some confusion between iMics and iMacs on this thread :-)
At any rate since you are already using the SL no need for an iMic at this time.
BTW, lately my configuration for RTTY and PSK 31 has been to use Rumlog. It
uses the internal FSK function of the K3 and when
Looks like I misspoke when I said I could leave the K3's PWR set at 90 and
adjust the RF output via the SLUSB. Doesn't quite work that way! RF power out
stays up in the stratosphere (PSK31 speaking, anyway) so I really do have to
set the K3 to about 25-30 watts out on the K3 and adjust the ALC
Jim,
Due to the way the K3 controls power, you must ignore the many instances
in Data software instructions and other sites on the web which tell you
to set the power for maximum and use the audio level to control the power.
That just will not work for the K3 (or the K2 for that matter).
You
The other issue with the SLUSB audio level setting is that if you use a
program like DM780 to watch PSK (several conversations at once) then click
on one to use, the actual tones used will change. The audio drive at 1KHz
will be different than if you select 1.8KHz so the ALC response may (likely
Folks, I posted this question on the CocoaModem Yahoo group but have had no
replies. Searched that group's archives, along with the Elecraft archives for
an answer, but no luck. So, I'm sending it to this group in the hope that
someone may have an answer. Here is that Yahoo Group post:
I must
Problem(s) solved! Here is what I just posted on the CocoaModem Yahoo group
page. Hopefully some other SLUSB/CocoaModem newbie will find this helpful...
I have found the problem, and the problem is me, myself I. First off, there
was some bogus information in the Applescript field. Once I
Jim,
Not sure why you feel the need for the SL with your K3 but that's up to you.
Anyway, no need for a dummy load with the K3. Basically put the K3 in Test
mode set the pwr to 30 or 40 or whatever you like, adjust the pots on the SL to
show 4 bars of ALC with the 5th bar flickering, take the
On 12/11/12 at 9:14 PM, k6limae...@gmail.com (Rick Prather) wrote:
Not sure why you feel the need for the SL [SignaLink] with your K3 but that's
up to you.
The MacBook Air has only a single audio port. The Apple web site
is a bit light on technical information (no surprise there), but
it
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