Re: [Elecraft] No High Power on K3

2020-04-18 Thread Joseph M. Durnal
Have you seen the ERR 12V message?
I have an older K3 and ran into a problem where my 100 watt PA wasn't
working.  It turns out that there is a weak point in the power delivery
connector & Elecraft had a fix for it out years ago, it just took a long
time for mine to fail.
I contacted support and ordered a small kit to fix it, it wasn't too pricy
IIRC.

Joe NE3R

On Fri, Apr 17, 2020 at 5:45 PM Bill Gillenwater  wrote:

> New to the K3.  This is a used K3 but in good shape. I downloaded the
> current firmware as it was down several levels.
>
> The rig has been idle for a few months.
>
> The 100 watt board is installed. I went through the parameters trying to
> set it for high power. However, every time I attempt to adjust power it
> only goes to 12 watts and then a relay clicks in the rig and no power
> output.
>
> It does TX at the low power level, no problem. Just no high power between
> the 12 watts and 100.
>
> thanks, 73
> Bill K3SV
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[Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Announcement

2020-04-18 Thread kevinr

Good Evening,

   The sun has been out each day this week but this morning I awoke to 
the sound of rain.  The budding leaves grew quickly today.  I heard two 
new owls and a few other birds following all the new bugs.  Trilliums 
are popping up throughout the thinned areas.  More elk trails too.  
Hiking gets me off of a chair and out of the house while providing the 
biting flies with a meal.


  The sun may have been out this week but it has not gotten any more 
active.  SFU seems stuck at or below 70 for months.  There is no mention 
of solar winds so tomorrow's nets should have quiet bands.  That helps 
with the noise part of the signal to noise ratio.  One can only hope for 
a stronger signal component. However, one can never tell if a band is 
working until they call CQ.


Please join us on (or near):

14050 kHz at 2200z Sunday (3 PM PDT Sunday)
  7047 kHz at z Monday (5 PM PDT Sunday)

   73,
  Kevin. KD5ONS


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Re: [Elecraft] Excessive SWR Faulting KPA500

2020-04-18 Thread Bert

Hi guys,

Here in Canada we have something called Safety Code 6, which
states that a field strength level on any HF frequency over 3.16V/m is 
unsafe

in an uncontrolled space.

On a small city lot, close to neighbors, the power you're mentioning will
definitely exceed 3.16V/m.

What levels to do you have to comply with in the US?

Bert VE3NR



On 4/18/2020 8:33 PM, donov...@starpower.net wrote:

Hi Andy,


A very close 40 meter antenna is much safer than a close 12 or 10 meter antenna


See FCC Amateur Radio Regulations: Part 97.13 Restrictions on station location.


(c) Before causing or allowing an amateur station to transmit from any
place where the operation of the station could cause human exposure to
RF electromagnetic field levels in excess of those allowed under §1.1310
of this chapter, the licensee is required to take certain actions.


(1) The licensee must perform the routine RF environmental evaluation
prescribed by §1.1307(b) of this chapter, if the power of the licensee's
station exceeds the limits given in the following table:
Evaluation required if power in (watts) exceeds:
160m 500 watts
80 m 500 watts
75 m 500 watts
40 m 500 watts
30 m 425 watts
20 m 225 watts
17 m 125 watts
15 m 100 watts
12 m 75 watts
10 m 50 watts


(2) If the routine environmental evaluation indicates that the RF 
electromagnetic
fields could exceed the limits contained in §1.1310 of this chapter in 
accessible
areas, the licensee must take action to prevent human exposure to such RF
electromagnetic fields. Further information on evaluating compliance with these
limits can be found in the FCC's OET Bulletin Number 65, “Evaluating
Compliance with FCC Guidelines for Human Exposure to Radiofrequency
Electromagnetic Fields.”


73
Frank
W3LPL

- Original Message -

From: "Andy Durbin" 
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sunday, April 19, 2020 12:07:13 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] Excessive SWR Faulting KPA500

"At a distance of only six feet to your antenna, perhaps your amplifier is trying to 
warn you that you may also have a human RF safety issue. "

Well, do you feel warm

We do what we must to get a signal out. My 40 m dipole is in the attic of a single story house 
under an asphalt and fibreglass radome. Yes I have RF in the "shack" and every other room 
in the house. My choice how high I turn the wick though and that choice is less than 500 W. My 
"controller" prevents my getting excited and turning the wick up all the way.

Antenna is well matched though and KPA500 is happy. The only problems I've had 
with an unhappy KPA500 were on 20 m.

73,
Andy, k3wyc



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Re: [Elecraft] Excessive SWR Faulting KPA500

2020-04-18 Thread Andy Durbin
"A very close 40 meter antenna is much safer than a close 12 or 10 meter 
antenna "

I used to teach the RF safety class for our club's extra and general course 
students.  Most people in the Extra course were already General and almost none 
of them had ever conducted an RF safety evaluation.  I don't think any of the 
Extra student even knew what an RF safety evaluation was.

A concern for my station is that my roof mounted 2 ele SteppIR can be pointed 
directly into my neighbor's 2 story house.  Good thing there is little DX to 
chase directly north of my QTH. 

Andy, k3wyc

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Re: [Elecraft] Excessive SWR Faulting KPA500

2020-04-18 Thread donovanf
Hi Andy, 


A very close 40 meter antenna is much safer than a close 12 or 10 meter antenna 


See FCC Amateur Radio Regulations: Part 97.13 Restrictions on station location. 


(c) Before causing or allowing an amateur station to transmit from any 
place where the operation of the station could cause human exposure to 
RF electromagnetic field levels in excess of those allowed under §1.1310 
of this chapter, the licensee is required to take certain actions. 


(1) The licensee must perform the routine RF environmental evaluation 
prescribed by §1.1307(b) of this chapter, if the power of the licensee's 
station exceeds the limits given in the following table: 
Evaluation required if power in (watts) exceeds: 
160m 500 watts 
80 m 500 watts 
75 m 500 watts 
40 m 500 watts 
30 m 425 watts 
20 m 225 watts 
17 m 125 watts 
15 m 100 watts 
12 m 75 watts 
10 m 50 watts 


(2) If the routine environmental evaluation indicates that the RF 
electromagnetic 
fields could exceed the limits contained in §1.1310 of this chapter in 
accessible 
areas, the licensee must take action to prevent human exposure to such RF 
electromagnetic fields. Further information on evaluating compliance with these 
limits can be found in the FCC's OET Bulletin Number 65, “Evaluating 
Compliance with FCC Guidelines for Human Exposure to Radiofrequency 
Electromagnetic Fields.” 


73 
Frank 
W3LPL 

- Original Message -

From: "Andy Durbin"  
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net 
Sent: Sunday, April 19, 2020 12:07:13 AM 
Subject: [Elecraft] Excessive SWR Faulting KPA500 

"At a distance of only six feet to your antenna, perhaps your amplifier is 
trying to warn you that you may also have a human RF safety issue. " 

Well, do you feel warm 

We do what we must to get a signal out. My 40 m dipole is in the attic of a 
single story house under an asphalt and fibreglass radome. Yes I have RF in the 
"shack" and every other room in the house. My choice how high I turn the wick 
though and that choice is less than 500 W. My "controller" prevents my getting 
excited and turning the wick up all the way. 

Antenna is well matched though and KPA500 is happy. The only problems I've had 
with an unhappy KPA500 were on 20 m. 

73, 
Andy, k3wyc 



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[Elecraft] Excessive SWR Faulting KPA500

2020-04-18 Thread Andy Durbin
"At a distance of only six feet to your antenna, perhaps your amplifier is 
trying to warn you that you may also have a human RF safety issue. "

Well, do you feel warm

We do what we must to get a signal out.  My 40 m dipole is in the attic of a 
single story house under an asphalt and fibreglass radome.   Yes I have RF in 
the "shack" and every other room in the house.  My choice how high I turn the 
wick though and that choice is less than 500 W.  My "controller" prevents my 
getting excited and turning the wick up all the way.

Antenna is well matched though and KPA500 is happy.  The only problems I've had 
with an unhappy KPA500 were on 20 m. 

73,
Andy, k3wyc

 

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[Elecraft] Quick 6m noise survey

2020-04-18 Thread Jim Miller
For anyone who has a reasonably quiet 6m location, what levels are you seeing 
on the P3 with Span set to 5khz and averaging set to 20?

I get a bit below -150 after rain quiets my powerline noise. 

-160 is a dummy load. 

Thanks

Jim ab3cv 
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Re: [Elecraft] Excessive SWR Faulting KPA500

2020-04-18 Thread donovanf
Hi Ed, 


At a distance of only six feet to your antenna, perhaps your amplifier is 
trying to warn you that you may also have a human RF safety issue. 


73 
Frank 
W3LPL 

- Original Message -

From: k...@juno.com 
To: rmcg...@blomand.net 
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net 
Sent: Saturday, April 18, 2020 7:53:06 PM 
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Excessive SWR Faulting KPA500 

Bob, 

You mentioned: 

"Also you can bypass the KPA500 to STBY mode and check the system by 
observing the SWR on the K3." 

I think you meant the KAT500 instead of the K3. The K3 has to be 
bypassed to work with the tuner. Anyway, I have made some progress. I 
tried running through my dummy load and I got the run-up condition to 
fault on 17 and 20. I had to run reduced power since the load is only 
rated for 300W. The odd thing is that I had to use the tuner to make 
things happy with the load. 

Thanks to AI4VZ, I have the schematics for the KPA500 and the LPF 
details. The schematics are from 2011 or so and my gear is from 2017 but 
I doubt the design changed significantly. 

After testing with the dummy load, I re-connected to my patch panel only 
to find that all the settings in the KAT500 were gone. I had to retune 
from 80 through 10; what a PITA! However, my efforts were rewarded with 
the amp working fine on CW everywhere except 12 meters. I may have an 
intermittent on 12 since the best I can do is 2.9:1 SWR after the tuner 
shuts up. Since both the 12 and 17 meter Vs are off the same feed point, 
the 17 may be guilty as well; it settles around 1.9:1. 

As for the amp faulting, I may have an RFI issue. The 6BTV is only six 
feet from the shack. Another possibility: the fault surfaced when 
running the amp on FT8. The long duty cycle plus RFI may have done me 
in. 

Tnx for your help. 

73 de Ed 

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Re: [Elecraft] K3s/P3 noise comparisons

2020-04-18 Thread Jim Miller
Alan

You nailed it!

Thanks!

jim ab3cv



On Sat, Apr 18, 2020 at 3:46 PM Alan Bloom  wrote:

> > Since noise power scales with the square root of the bandwidth
>
>
>
> That may be the source of the error.  Noise power scales directly with the
> bandwidth.  (Noise *voltage* scales as the square root of the bandwidth.)
>
>
> Since the P3's effective bandwidth is 11 Hz and the K3 sensitivity is
> specified for 500 Hz, the P3 should be showing
>
> 10 * log (500/11) = 16.5 dB lower than the P3.
>
>
> If the P3 is reading -162 dBm, then that corresponds to -145.5 dBm on the
> K3, close to the -145 dBm spec.
>
>
> Alan N1AL
>
>
>
> On 2020-04-18 12:33, Jim Miller wrote:
>
> I'm doing some work on measuring RFI levels on 6m at my QTH.
>
> One tool I'm using is the P3 with averaging set to 20 to make for easier
> reading.
>
> With the K3s preamp 2 engaged I read -162dbm on the P3 scale when connected
> to a 50ohm dummy load.
>
> I'm trying to correlate that to the MDS numbers for the K3s.
>
> The K3s specification with Pre2 engaged is -145dbm measured in a 500hz
> bandwidth.
>
> The effective bandwidth of the P3 per the P3 manual is Scale/450 which for
> 5K that I'm using is 11hz.
>
> Since noise power scales with the square root of the bandwidth that
> should result in a ratio of SQRT(45) or 6.7. 10*log(6.7) = 8.2
>
> Adding -162 to 8.2 only brings me to -153db.
>
> So it seems I'm missing something. The P3 is telling me the K3s is 8db more
> sensitive than its specification.
>
> What am I missing?
>
> Thanks
>
> JIm ab3cv
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Re: [Elecraft] Excessive SWR Faulting KPA500

2020-04-18 Thread k2te
Bob,

You mentioned:

"Also you can bypass the KPA500 to STBY mode and check the system by 
observing the SWR on the K3."

I think you meant the KAT500 instead of the K3.  The K3 has to be
bypassed to work with the tuner.  Anyway, I have made some progress.  I
tried running through my dummy load and I got the run-up condition to
fault on 17 and 20.  I had to run reduced power since the load is only
rated for 300W.  The odd thing is that I had to use the tuner to make
things happy with the load.

Thanks to AI4VZ, I have the schematics for the KPA500 and the LPF
details.  The schematics are from 2011 or so and my gear is from 2017 but
I doubt the design changed significantly.

After testing with the dummy load, I re-connected to my patch panel only
to find that all the settings in the KAT500 were gone.  I had to retune
from 80 through 10; what a PITA!  However, my efforts were rewarded with
the amp working fine on CW everywhere except 12 meters.  I may have an
intermittent on 12 since the best I can do is 2.9:1 SWR after the tuner
shuts up.  Since both the 12 and 17 meter Vs are off the same feed point,
the 17 may be guilty as well; it settles around 1.9:1.

As for the amp faulting, I may have an RFI issue.  The 6BTV is only six
feet from the shack.  Another possibility: the fault surfaced when
running the amp on FT8.  The long duty cycle plus RFI may have done me
in.

Tnx for your help.

73 de Ed

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Re: [Elecraft] K3s/P3 noise comparisons

2020-04-18 Thread Alan Bloom
> Since noise power scales with the square root of the bandwidth

That may be the source of the error.  Noise power scales directly with
the bandwidth.  (Noise *voltage* scales as the square root of the
bandwidth.) 

Since the P3's effective bandwidth is 11 Hz and the K3 sensitivity is
specified for 500 Hz, the P3 should be showing 

10 * log (500/11) = 16.5 dB lower than the P3. 

If the P3 is reading -162 dBm, then that corresponds to -145.5 dBm on
the K3, close to the -145 dBm spec. 

Alan N1AL 

On 2020-04-18 12:33, Jim Miller wrote:

> I'm doing some work on measuring RFI levels on 6m at my QTH.
> 
> One tool I'm using is the P3 with averaging set to 20 to make for easier
> reading.
> 
> With the K3s preamp 2 engaged I read -162dbm on the P3 scale when connected
> to a 50ohm dummy load.
> 
> I'm trying to correlate that to the MDS numbers for the K3s.
> 
> The K3s specification with Pre2 engaged is -145dbm measured in a 500hz
> bandwidth.
> 
> The effective bandwidth of the P3 per the P3 manual is Scale/450 which for
> 5K that I'm using is 11hz.
> 
> Since noise power scales with the square root of the bandwidth that
> should result in a ratio of SQRT(45) or 6.7. 10*log(6.7) = 8.2
> 
> Adding -162 to 8.2 only brings me to -153db.
> 
> So it seems I'm missing something. The P3 is telling me the K3s is 8db more
> sensitive than its specification.
> 
> What am I missing?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> JIm ab3cv
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[Elecraft] K3s/P3 noise comparisons

2020-04-18 Thread Jim Miller
I'm doing some work on measuring RFI levels on 6m at my QTH.

One tool I'm using is the P3 with averaging set to 20 to make for easier
reading.

With the K3s preamp 2 engaged I read -162dbm on the P3 scale when connected
to a 50ohm dummy load.

I'm trying to correlate that to the MDS numbers for the K3s.

The K3s specification with Pre2 engaged is -145dbm measured in a 500hz
bandwidth.

The effective bandwidth of the P3 per the P3 manual is Scale/450 which for
5K that I'm using is 11hz.

Since noise power scales with the square root of the bandwidth that
should result in a ratio of SQRT(45) or 6.7. 10*log(6.7) = 8.2

Adding -162 to 8.2 only brings me to -153db.

So it seems I'm missing something. The P3 is telling me the K3s is 8db more
sensitive than its specification.

What am I missing?

Thanks

JIm ab3cv
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Re: [Elecraft] KX2 sluggish/intermittent VFO display

2020-04-18 Thread Tommy
 I have seen the same on my KX2, while dialing it seems to freeze at 
times for a second or so at a time. Even after being on only a few 
minutes. Kind of annoying but not too worrying to me. At least for now. 
Serial # 01927


73 de Tom KB2SMS


On 4/18/20 10:44 AM, Heinz Baertschi wrote:

A colleague's KX2 has had the following symptom several times after approx. 2
hours of portable operation at ambient temperatures of approx. 20-25 °C and
locations in the shade or in the sun:

Sluggish and intermittent VFO display when dialling to a new frequency. The
selected frequency then appeared correctly after approx. 0.5-1.5 seconds.

Has anyone noticed the same symptom and if so, what had to be done to fix
it?

Any help would be appreciated?

73 tks,
Heinz HB9BCB

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[Elecraft] KX2 sluggish/intermittent VFO display

2020-04-18 Thread Heinz Baertschi
A colleague's KX2 has had the following symptom several times after approx. 2
hours of portable operation at ambient temperatures of approx. 20-25 °C and
locations in the shade or in the sun:

Sluggish and intermittent VFO display when dialling to a new frequency. The
selected frequency then appeared correctly after approx. 0.5-1.5 seconds. 

Has anyone noticed the same symptom and if so, what had to be done to fix
it?

Any help would be appreciated?

73 tks,
Heinz HB9BCB





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[Elecraft] BP2 Error

2020-04-18 Thread PY2KP



OK, Grant, I already disabled it in the menu and the problem continues, 
I will try to remove the plate and see if the audio goes back to normal

73

Claudio PY2KP
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