Re: [Elecraft] P3 wish list items

2011-02-12 Thread Doug Turnbull
I believe Stewart has two good suggestions.   Let me also say that I am very
pleased with the latest changes to the P3 firmware.  I often use my P3 on TB
to find a clear spot in the frequency range of those calling a DX station
during split operation.   Sometimes I place myself on the very edge and
sometimes there is a valley in the middle into which I slip.   The P3 also
proves useful in observing the commercial (?) signal sources on TB some of
which seem to be operating spread spectrum.   The P3 provides information at
a glance which allows me to better position myself on the band.   Thanks for
producing such a fine instrument and thanks very much for the updates which
have greatly enhanced the P3.   

For me the big advantage of Elecraft is that their products are near the top
end to start with but then they continue to improve in significant ways.
With the possible exception of Flex, I know of no other manufacturer so
attuned to their users needs and so interested in improvement of the
product.

Hats off to the good people in Elecraft, I wonder if a thesis could be
written on this company which might prove a guide to other manufacturers.
Elecraft is different in an exciting way - Forbes should do an article on
this innovative firm.

73 Doug EI2CN

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From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net
[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Stewart
Sent: 12 February 2011 12:09
To: Elecraft Reflector
Subject: [Elecraft] P3 wish list items

Over the last few weeks I have been enjoying my K3/P3 combination.

Overall it works very well and the P3 addition has been worth while.

Their are however a couple of things that I feel would improve it's use.

a) Being able to monitor your own signal on the P3 without needing to
disconnect the
 RS232 lead. With all the leads I have coming out from the K3/P3 I find that
inevitably
 one or more of them become disconnected in this operation.
Surely the K3 can halt the RS232 handshake.?

b) It would be nice to have a mode where MKR A and MKR B could be used to
calculate
 and display the delta frequency  between them. This would be useful for say
determining
 types of EMI i.e SMPSU, TV timebase or  PLT. Also it would be able to
measure signal
 bandwidths away from  the tuned frequency of the K3 .

73
Stewart G3RXQ


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Re: [Elecraft] P3 wish list

2010-11-18 Thread Howard K2HK



I assume Alan monitors the reflector :-). Hope he is sufficiently interested.

Howard..K2HK
Smith's:

Agreed, I concur with you. I don't need any more boxes on my desk either, 
especially when a button on the Menu could turn off the RS-232 'mute' control.. 
seems like a pretty easy thing to do to me. Just thought that I would give you 
a work around for the time being.
Be sure to send your ideas to Alan.. he's the only one that can program it into 
the P3



From: k...@arrl.net
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2010 02:53:31 +
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] P3 wish list


That's an easy fix. But I have so many boxes on my desktop and it would seem 
more natural to me to be incorporated into the P3. Doesn't seem like it would 
be a major project.
Howard..K2HK

Smith's wrote:
you could always use an A/B serial box and just switch to B when you want to do 
your testing. That's an easy up front solution if they don't add that ability 
for you.


From: k...@arrl.net
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2010 02:26:25 +
Subject: [Elecraft] P3 wish list


I found checking and adjusting the K3 output on the P3 a useful function. Would 
it be difficult to make it a front panel function w/o the need to reach in the 
back and remove the RS232 cable?

Howard..K2HK


  
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Re: [Elecraft] P3 wish list

2010-11-18 Thread Gary Gregory
I would like to be able to 'switch' such a feature On/Off without any
external 'box'

As I am operating portable all the time there is a need for me to check this
daily.

YMMV

Gary

On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 11:10 PM, Howard K2HK k...@arrl.net wrote:




 I assume Alan monitors the reflector :-). Hope he is sufficiently
 interested.

 Howard..K2HK
 Smith's:

 Agreed, I concur with you. I don't need any more boxes on my desk either,
 especially when a button on the Menu could turn off the RS-232 'mute'
 control.. seems like a pretty easy thing to do to me. Just thought that I
 would give you a work around for the time being.
 Be sure to send your ideas to Alan.. he's the only one that can program it
 into the P3



 From: k...@arrl.net
 To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
 Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2010 02:53:31 +
 Subject: Re: [Elecraft] P3 wish list


 That's an easy fix. But I have so many boxes on my desktop and it would
 seem more natural to me to be incorporated into the P3. Doesn't seem like it
 would be a major project.
 Howard..K2HK

 Smith's wrote:
 you could always use an A/B serial box and just switch to B when you want
 to do your testing. That's an easy up front solution if they don't add
 that ability for you.


 From: k...@arrl.net
 To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
 Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2010 02:26:25 +
 Subject: [Elecraft] P3 wish list


 I found checking and adjusting the K3 output on the P3 a useful function.
 Would it be difficult to make it a front panel function w/o the need to
 reach in the back and remove the RS232 cable?

 Howard..K2HK



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Re: [Elecraft] P3 wish list

2010-11-18 Thread Alan Bloom
Unless you change microphones or operators, transmit audio equalization
should be pretty much a set and forget type calibration.

I'm a little nervous about making this an official feature, because
the signal level is not well-controlled.  It depends on stray leakage
through a balanced mixer and blow-by past a couple of PIN diode
switches.  If the mixer in a particular K3 happens to be very well
balanced or the PIN diodes have extra-low capacitance, there may not be
enough signal level to adjust the equalizer properly.  It also depends
on frequency band and transmit power level.

There may be a better way to do this.  It's on my list of things to look
at as soon as I get time.

Alan N1AL


On Fri, 2010-11-19 at 06:17 +1000, Gary Gregory wrote:
 I would like to be able to 'switch' such a feature On/Off without any
 external 'box'
 
 As I am operating portable all the time there is a need for me to check this
 daily.
 
 YMMV
 
 Gary
 
 On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 11:10 PM, Howard K2HK k...@arrl.net wrote:
 
 
 
 
  I assume Alan monitors the reflector :-). Hope he is sufficiently
  interested.
 
  Howard..K2HK
  Smith's:
 
  Agreed, I concur with you. I don't need any more boxes on my desk either,
  especially when a button on the Menu could turn off the RS-232 'mute'
  control.. seems like a pretty easy thing to do to me. Just thought that I
  would give you a work around for the time being.
  Be sure to send your ideas to Alan.. he's the only one that can program it
  into the P3
 
 
 
  From: k...@arrl.net
  To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
  Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2010 02:53:31 +
  Subject: Re: [Elecraft] P3 wish list
 
 
  That's an easy fix. But I have so many boxes on my desktop and it would
  seem more natural to me to be incorporated into the P3. Doesn't seem like it
  would be a major project.
  Howard..K2HK
 
  Smith's wrote:
  you could always use an A/B serial box and just switch to B when you want
  to do your testing. That's an easy up front solution if they don't add
  that ability for you.
 
 
  From: k...@arrl.net
  To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
  Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2010 02:26:25 +
  Subject: [Elecraft] P3 wish list
 
 
  I found checking and adjusting the K3 output on the P3 a useful function.
  Would it be difficult to make it a front panel function w/o the need to
  reach in the back and remove the RS232 cable?
 
  Howard..K2HK
 
 
 
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Re: [Elecraft] P3 wish list

2010-11-18 Thread Howard K2HK

Alan,
Thank you for considering it. I do think it may have value beyond equalization, 
eg. signal width, etc. I can understand your reluctance as you describe the 
pitfalls. I certainly wouldn't feel bad about waiting for a better 
implementation. Possibly after the effects of  your turkey dinner wears off it 
will be replaced with a new energy to update:-). Kudos for the very nice job 
you all have done so far.
I didn't jump right in on this one because I didn't think it of sufficient 
value for me but I am very pleasantly surprised at the result. An excellent 
station accessory.

73 and Happy Thanksgiving to all,
Howard..K2HK






 
 Unless you change microphones or operators, transmit audio equalization
 should be pretty much a set and forget type calibration.
 
 I'm a little nervous about making this an official feature, because
 the signal level is not well-controlled.  It depends on stray leakage
 through a balanced mixer and blow-by past a couple of PIN diode
 switches.  If the mixer in a particular K3 happens to be very well
 balanced or the PIN diodes have extra-low capacitance, there may not be
 enough signal level to adjust the equalizer properly.  It also depends
 on frequency band and transmit power level.
 
 There may be a better way to do this.  It's on my list of things to look
 at as soon as I get time.
 
 Alan N1AL
 
 
 On Fri, 2010-11-19 at 06:17 +1000, Gary Gregory wrote:
  I would like to be able to 'switch' such a feature On/Off without any
  external 'box'
  
  As I am operating portable all the time there is a need for me to check this
  daily.
  
  YMMV
  
  Gary
  
  On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 11:10 PM, Howard K2HK k...@arrl.net wrote:
  
  
  
  
   I assume Alan monitors the reflector :-). Hope he is sufficiently
   interested.
  
   Howard..K2HK
   Smith's:
  
   Agreed, I concur with you. I don't need any more boxes on my desk either,
   especially when a button on the Menu could turn off the RS-232 'mute'
   control.. seems like a pretty easy thing to do to me. Just thought that I
   would give you a work around for the time being.
   Be sure to send your ideas to Alan.. he's the only one that can program it
   into the P3
  
  
  
   From: k...@arrl.net
   To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
   Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2010 02:53:31 +
   Subject: Re: [Elecraft] P3 wish list
  
  
   That's an easy fix. But I have so many boxes on my desktop and it would
   seem more natural to me to be incorporated into the P3. Doesn't seem like 
   it
   would be a major project.
   Howard..K2HK
  
   Smith's wrote:
   you could always use an A/B serial box and just switch to B when you want
   to do your testing. That's an easy up front solution if they don't add
   that ability for you.
  
  
   From: k...@arrl.net
   To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
   Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2010 02:26:25 +
   Subject: [Elecraft] P3 wish list
  
  
   I found checking and adjusting the K3 output on the P3 a useful function.
   Would it be difficult to make it a front panel function w/o the need to
   reach in the back and remove the RS232 cable?
  
   Howard..K2HK
  
  
  
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Re: [Elecraft] P3 wish list

2010-11-18 Thread N6JW

Hi Alan:

I certainly understand your reasons for nervousness here.  However, 
I would like to express how much this unofficial feature has been
helpful to me in setting TX equalizers for three different mic settings
(macro driven) and two mics (front and rear).  And I often return and
tinker with these settings for optimization.  In my P3 the feature works
well, but right now it is clumsy to use, to say the least.

Here is what I have to do:  Open Config Menu: RS232 which will read
38000.  Attach a dummy load (or tune to an empty spot in the band).
Turn on Peak hold, then right away turn RS232 speed to 4800 (this is
equivalent to removing the cable), talk into the mic, and then tap
freeze to look at the cumulative audio spectrum!  Set to a narrow span
(I use 4khz) one gets a lot of good detailed data this way, but is it
a bit of a fiddle!  If you want to do it again, start over.

Alan, I know there are interesting options coming down the line with 
some additional hardware required (what else is the sensor opening 
at the back for?)  But in the meantime, the unofficial feature is very
useful indeed!

Thanks so much for the fine panadapter.  It has proven itself to be more
useful than I thought it would be.

Regards  73

John, N6JW


Alan Bloom-2 wrote:
 
 I'm a little nervous about making this an official feature, because
 the signal level is not well-controlled.  It depends on stray leakage
 through a balanced mixer and blow-by past a couple of PIN diode
 switches.  If the mixer in a particular K3 happens to be very well
 balanced or the PIN diodes have extra-low capacitance, there may not be
 enough signal level to adjust the equalizer properly.  It also depends
 on frequency band and transmit power level.
 
 There may be a better way to do this.  It's on my list of things to look
 at as soon as I get time.
 
 Alan N1AL
 
 On Fri, 2010-11-19 at 06:17 +1000, Gary Gregory wrote:
 I would like to be able to 'switch' such a feature On/Off without any
 external 'box'
 
  I found checking and adjusting the K3 output on the P3 a useful
 function.
  Would it be difficult to make it a front panel function w/o the need to
  reach in the back and remove the RS232 cable?
 
  Howard..K2HK
 
 
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Re: [Elecraft] P3 wish list

2010-11-18 Thread Gary Gregory
Alan,

I too find it useful BUT I am happy to wait for a 'better' solution.

I understand 'in the future' there maybe be a hardware option to add this
and perhaps 'other' features from previous emails so for now I wait and
watch.

I was never sure if the P3 would be a 'keeper' for me but it is here now and
after playing with it I can't see how I got along without it in the
beginning...:-)

Sometimes Elecraft 'force' us to buy stuff..:-(

Just too many good engineers with plenty of time on their hands eh?

ROTFL

73's
Gary

On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 8:23 AM, N6JW j...@dslextreme.com wrote:


 Hi Alan:

 I certainly understand your reasons for nervousness here.  However,
 I would like to express how much this unofficial feature has been
 helpful to me in setting TX equalizers for three different mic settings
 (macro driven) and two mics (front and rear).  And I often return and
 tinker with these settings for optimization.  In my P3 the feature works
 well, but right now it is clumsy to use, to say the least.

 Here is what I have to do:  Open Config Menu: RS232 which will read
 38000.  Attach a dummy load (or tune to an empty spot in the band).
 Turn on Peak hold, then right away turn RS232 speed to 4800 (this is
 equivalent to removing the cable), talk into the mic, and then tap
 freeze to look at the cumulative audio spectrum!  Set to a narrow span
 (I use 4khz) one gets a lot of good detailed data this way, but is it
 a bit of a fiddle!  If you want to do it again, start over.

 Alan, I know there are interesting options coming down the line with
 some additional hardware required (what else is the sensor opening
 at the back for?)  But in the meantime, the unofficial feature is very
 useful indeed!

 Thanks so much for the fine panadapter.  It has proven itself to be more
 useful than I thought it would be.

 Regards  73

 John, N6JW


 Alan Bloom-2 wrote:
 
  I'm a little nervous about making this an official feature, because
  the signal level is not well-controlled.  It depends on stray leakage
  through a balanced mixer and blow-by past a couple of PIN diode
  switches.  If the mixer in a particular K3 happens to be very well
  balanced or the PIN diodes have extra-low capacitance, there may not be
  enough signal level to adjust the equalizer properly.  It also depends
  on frequency band and transmit power level.
 
  There may be a better way to do this.  It's on my list of things to look
  at as soon as I get time.
 
  Alan N1AL
 
  On Fri, 2010-11-19 at 06:17 +1000, Gary Gregory wrote:
  I would like to be able to 'switch' such a feature On/Off without any
  external 'box'
  
   I found checking and adjusting the K3 output on the P3 a useful
  function.
   Would it be difficult to make it a front panel function w/o the need
 to
   reach in the back and remove the RS232 cable?
  
   Howard..K2HK
 
 
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Re: [Elecraft] P3 wish list

2010-11-17 Thread Howard K2HK

That's an  easy fix.  But I have so many boxes on my desktop and it would seem 
more natural to me to be incorporated into the P3.  Doesn't seem like it would 
be a major project.
Howard..K2HK

Smith's wrote:
 you could always use an A/B serial box and just switch to B when you want to 
do your testing.  That's an easy up front solution if they don't add that 
ability for you.
 

 From: k...@arrl.net
 To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
 Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2010 02:26:25 +
 Subject: [Elecraft] P3 wish list
 
 
 I found checking and adjusting the K3 output on the P3 a useful function. 
 Would it be difficult to make it a front panel function w/o the need to reach 
 in the back and remove the RS232 cable? 
 
 Howard..K2HK
 
 
 
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Re: [Elecraft] P3 :: wish list

2009-08-16 Thread S Sacco
Speaking of opportunities, I've been pondering whether it wouldn't be a good
idea to offer a kit where you could repackage the K3 and the P3 (and
whatever else) into a single unit - perhaps 19 wide :-) which would allow
integration of multiple goodies.  Perhaps allow the package to acomodate the
PR6 (allow for 2), the KRC2 band decoders, transverters,  wattmeter, flux
capacitor, and dilithium crystals.

I find it is easiest to dream when I'm not the one who'll be doing the
actual work.  :-)

73,
Steve
NN4X




On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 10:29 PM, inventor_sixty_one
invento...@gmail.comwrote:

 Looks from the picture that the sheet metal has been committed.  That's a
 shame.

 This would have been the perfect opportunity to add the dedicated band
 buttons needed for band-stacking registers.
 If the P3 had those, it'd sell for that reason alone.  I would pay an extra
 $$$ to get them.

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Re: [Elecraft] P3 :: wish list

2009-08-16 Thread Radio Amateur N5GE
On Sat, 15 Aug 2009 22:29:49 -0400, inventor_sixty_one
invento...@gmail.com wrote:

Looks from the picture that the sheet metal has been committed.  That's a
shame.

This would have been the perfect opportunity to add the dedicated band
buttons needed for band-stacking registers.
If the P3 had those, it'd sell for that reason alone.  I would pay an extra
$$$ to get them.

Hope the serial data and buffered IF signals are available as loop-throughs
on the back panel, as well as perhaps a DC interconnect.

Steve KZ1X/4
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I have a Toyota Tundra that I use for travel that sometimes carries a
K3.

Would it be possible to make a few special units to fit in the dash
just below the factory radio and CD player.  I'd be willing to pay
about $15 extra for that.

With tongue in cheek...

Tom, N5GE

n...@n5ge.com
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XV144, XV432, KRC2,
W1 and other small kits.
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Re: [Elecraft] P3 :: wish list

2009-08-15 Thread Brett Howard
Not sure but I'd bet (and hope) that the panadapter simply comes with an
RCA jack for its power.  That way that it can just be plugged into the
DC out on the back of the rig.  

~Brett

On Sat, 2009-08-15 at 22:29 -0400, inventor_sixty_one wrote:
 Looks from the picture that the sheet metal has been committed.  That's a
 shame.
 
 This would have been the perfect opportunity to add the dedicated band
 buttons needed for band-stacking registers.
 If the P3 had those, it'd sell for that reason alone.  I would pay an extra
 $$$ to get them.
 
 Hope the serial data and buffered IF signals are available as loop-throughs
 on the back panel, as well as perhaps a DC interconnect.
 
 Steve KZ1X/4
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