Guys,
Thank you for all your advice.
I have sent off an email to Elecraft & will wait for their response & my
hunch was too that the encoder is at fault.
I was thinking of swapping them around, however, my K3 is a factory
built K3 (I wanted one which would work straight out of the box so to
say as I have such little time these days with work to enjoy building
the K3 (I might build a K1 tho)) and I'm not sure if I can go & change
components around it would invalidate the warranty so I'm not going to
do this unless I get the go ahead from Elecraft.
Once again, thanks for all your replies, very much appreciated & has put
me at somewhat ease.
73's
Berni
DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL wrote:
While I sure as heck do not even know a tiny fraction of the users
here, I have had several that I do know and who have gotten their
radios "of late" cite this condition. In kit form, you can swap A and
B and see if the problem "moves." If it does, it's a bad encoder.
As an Elecraft (R) outsider, but K3 owner (actually, I own two and a
K2), I would say it looks like Elecraft had a short-term "bad run" of
encoder assemblies.
I suggest contacting K3 support.
de Doug KR2Q
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