True a fully kitted KX3 station will be about $3000, but the KX3 is 
really a different animal. There is a lot of flexibility with a KX3 
station. For emergency power operation the KX3 draws a lot less power on 
receive.

One key feature is Elecraft themselves, somewhat regular firmware (and 
hardware) updates that improve performance and add features, and all 
this on a product that may be several years old. Other radio 
manufacturers are notorious for not providing updates after a relatively 
short period of time.



Gary Mitchelson
NC3Z/4 Pamlico County, NC FM15

On 25-Apr-16 15:35, Bill Frantz wrote:

>
> Compare that with a KX3 at $1850 -- $1250 for radio and tuner plus $600
> for the PX3. You can save $200 by getting the kits. With the KX3/PX3 you
> get better specs, more portability, and PSK31/63 encode/decode[1]. But
> you only get 10 or so watts. Going to 100W will add $1180 (minus $50 for
> the kit), putting the KX3 system into an entirely different price category.
>
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