Martin,
The CW in SSB option already exists in the KX3. Turn to page 37 in the
manual and look at the CW WGHT menu description for how to turn it on
and off.
With it turned on, your CW will be transmitted when touching the paddles
even though the mode is in SSB. Your signal will be heard by
Tom,
Have you centered the CW signal in the CWT bargraph? That is necessary
- use auto-spot for an easy way to tune the signal to center.
You could try narrowing the filter width to isolate that one signal.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 7/17/2017 11:38 AM, Tom Parish wrote:
Problem: I'm not seeing
This did it. Problem resolve. Many thanks to all that who responded. This
is one amazing community.
The principle issue was clearly related to running a remote control/logging
software that had radically changed the Kx2 configuration. Many thanks
to Bob McGraw K4TAX for mentioning this and of
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> On Jul 18, 2017, at 7:12 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
>
> Tom,
>
> Have you centered the CW signal in the CWT bargraph? That is necessary - use
> auto-spot for an easy way to tune the signal to center.
> You could try narrowing the filter width to
The K2/100 I had available has been "spoken for" Thanks for the
interest on the list. 72 Jan K1ND
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Thanks Lyle.
73, Scott N1SER
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Does anyone have a KXV3A module for sale? (Maybe someone who has
upgraded to a KXV3B.)
If needed, I can pay in US funds with a US shipping address.
73 from Ian GM3SEK
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Perfect protection for a $4,000 K3 at a cost of $25.
Buy a block of foam padding, borrow your wife's electric carving knife,
and cut the foam
Hi all!
I apologize for the general posting, but there seems to be
some interest about carrying cases for K3's.
Have a look at http://tinyurl.com/7lm3m5 . It's the closest thing
I have to a web site. If you need more specific information like
dimensions, color, padding, etc. I have a "canned"
I have been using cases like that to transport my K3 to Field Day for a number
of years. Although I thought I was being very careful I found that the radio
sustained damage to some of the parts that stick out, specifically the SO239
connector and a knob in the front that cracked.
I now use
I use a Pelican case for the K3 and a second Pelican case for the P3. I
have many trips to VT for various contests, some setup like Field Day,
along with many Field Day trips. I have never suffered any damage to
either the K3 or the P3, just some knob twiddling and finger poking from
non K3
If you are not worried about run-amok Jeeps and American Tourister gorillas,
but are worried about weight, you might consider this or the 22 inch version
for more accessories. My entire KX3/PX3/KXPA100 station plus digital stuff and
phone fits fine in the smaller.
I found a green Coleman 16 can soft side cooler at my local Menards store
for $17 that fits the K3s radio with manual perfectly. It has a plastic
liner which is not needed. The sides are nicely padded and it has a front
pocket for the hand mic and an inside mesh pocket for the power, serial,
and
I typically one of Rose's bags inside my hard shell carry-on but I also
built a Pelecan case similar to AE9K ->
http://www.ae9k.com/home/elecraft-k-line/transport .
John KK9A
Mark Gebhardt mdgebhardt2 at gmail.com
Tue Jul 18 14:01:35 EDT 2017
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I found a
Thanks to several people, it looks like I have found one.
73 from Ian GM3SEK
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Need to replace my A/C, and worried about getting an RFI generator.
A few years ago I saw some advice about taming a new unit, and maybe even
getting instructions from the manufacturer.
Things change all the time, and at this point I would like to hear from
anyone with fresh advice: Brands to
The July NAQCC sprint is this coming Wednesday evening local time (July 19th,
EDT - 8:30-10:30PM, CDT - 7:30-9:30PM, MDT - 6:30-8:30PM, PDT - 5:30-7:30PM),
which translates as Thursday, July 20th, 0030 to 0230Z in all cases.
For all the "official" information, please go to:
The timing is perfect. Please keep it on the list or add me to your direct
replies. Maybe we can cut it short of the limit for OT subjects without
needing a reminder.
I have not had an AC since last summer and have also not had any noise
around the shack. Now it's just getting to hot to deal
Write it into the contract that the unit will not generate RFI above
some level you are happy with, as received at your radio, using your
current antenna, across the entire spectrum your radio covers.
I did, and the installers then made sure it was RFI proof... I wrote it
into the contract
When this goes off list please add me as well... Don't tell them what
to do, tell them you want no RFI. If you tell them what to do, and it
does not work, it is your issue... Make it their issue. See my
previous post.
73s and thanks,
Dave
NK7Z
http://www.nk7z.net
On 07/18/2017 06:54 PM,
Thinking very seriously about purchasing a KX2. I have a T1 that I had used a
few years ago with another QRP rig. Obviously it will work with the KX2, but
I'm wondering how it compares in performance with the internal KX2 unit. Is the
T1 as quick to find a match? Is it as quick to pull in a
I'm sure all of us Elecraft users would be interested
in your findings. One suggestion - broach the subject
with your contractor / dealer. Let him find from his
supplier what the noise situation is and how their
factory says they can cure it.
The one with the best assistant may be the better
On 7/18/2017 6:02 PM, Erik Basilier wrote:
Need to replace my A/C, and worried about getting an RFI generator.
A few years ago I saw some advice about taming a new unit, and maybe even
getting instructions from the manufacturer.
Dave Cole has given you excellent advice, and you should follow
I asked this exact question on this reflector in March, and got some good
and useful replies. You can Google for that discussion on Nabble to see
those technical answers.
Bottom line is that both are fine tuners. I know I could have saved some
money by using the T1 I already own, but in the end I
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