I wish to report that K3/100 #27 arrived at WK6I today with a perfect inventory. Assembly about half
complete with no major gotchas or surprises (that I know of :). About 4.5 hours to this point,
including 1.5 hours for inventory.
This thing is a work of art. You take the pieces out of their
In the telephone world, equipment allows out to 4Kc.
That was considered optimal for intelligibility vs bandwidth.
The telephone network bandwidth is 3.1kHz (300 to 3400Hz). 4kHz was the
analogue bearer channel separation, and allows for realistic shape
factors on the channel filters. On
Jim,
A bit of operational theory first:
The K2 power control circuit is a feedback control loop which includes
the gain of the entire transmit chain in its control loop. As a result,
when the KPA100 is added, the loop gain for some K2s is increased so
much that the loop oscillates. A quick
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Hi Phil.
As far as I know there is no sound card software to transmit Pactor I.
In it's wisdom SCS has kept that proprietary and patented, along with P
II and P III. You get to buy their $1K modem if you want to transmit
Pactor of any flavor.
Phil
R. Kevin Stover wrote:
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Hi Phil.
As far as I know there is no sound card software to transmit Pactor I.
In it's wisdom SCS has kept that proprietary and patented, along with P
II and P III. You get to buy their $1K modem if you want to transmit
As far as I know there is no sound card software to transmit Pactor I.
HFTerm (for linux) URL:http://sourceforge.net/projects/hfterm does
Pactor I Tx and Rx.
In it's wisdom SCS has kept that proprietary and patented, along with P
II and P III. You get to buy their $1K modem if you want
I know I'll regret this but it's the only way I'll force myself to
build the QRP homebrew station I've been saying I'll build for the
past 20 years. As long as there's a working rig in the shack, I find
the homebrew stuff easy to talk about but hard to get moving on.
Especially if the existing
On Sat, 27 Oct 2007 08:18:37 -0700, Lyle Johnson wrote:
Some HAL Communications products, including the DXP-38, support
Pactor, which they call P-mode. You can also buy old AEA
PK-232MBX TNCs cheaply at hamfests and you-know-where, and later
versions of the PK-232MBX included Pactor I. If your
On Sat, 27 Oct 2007 11:08:23 -0400, Rick Kunath wrote:
HF under Linux will do Pactor 1.
It isn't trivial to get working though.
Thanks for the reply. I have tried Linux (Red Hat and
Mandrake) in the past and have not been totally happy with the
setup and the fact that several programs
On Sat, 27 Oct 2007 09:35:05 -0500, R. Kevin Stover wrote:
As far as I know there is no sound card software to transmit
Pactor I. In it's wisdom SCS has kept that proprietary and
patented, along with P II and P III. You get to buy their $1K
modem if you want to transmit Pactor of any flavor.
Current Elecraft price is $639 plus shipping, unassembled.
Correction... elecraft price $9xx... typo.
My selling price stands. $695.
On 10/27/07, Andrew Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know I'll regret this but it's the only way I'll force myself to
build the QRP homebrew station I've been
Hi all,
After some weeks away from my K2 construction, I'm just at the
point of going through the Part III Alignment, when I noticed two odd
things about my K2:
-First, whenever (in fact always now) I power up my K2, I see he usual
'Elecraft' display light up as normal. But instead of
Sounds like you got my radio Jeff. That's the new
radio experience I want. You have earned your spot on
the early serno wall of fame. ;-)
http://www.zerobeat.net/mediawiki/index.php/K3_Serial_Numbers
You are not likely to wine about it. ;-)
Elecraft] K3 #27
Jeff Stai jds at twistedoak.com
Sat
hi,
I am working on the KPA 100 and I have a problem to identify C26 (33pF,
50V) and find C 41 (100pF, 101) in the provided capacitors.
I found one disk capacitor labelled 33, CO, but then I cannot find C5F, which
should also be 33, but 500V or 1KV.
From the 100pF, 101 should be QTY 2, I
Hi all
I am one of those who have been waiting for K3 arrival.
I worked Victor, K2VCO on 14MHz CW with my K2 this morning.
His K3 is #7 and my K2 is #4503.
This is my first experience to hear K3 sings.
de aki, ja1nlx
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I am looking for an HW9 parts radio to get warc band parts for my
restoration project. Thanks for the BW, John KF7OM Nv.
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HI all:
Being very part time QRP in the CQWW SSB (phone -- yuck), I was
outside today playing with antennas, planning, tracing coax runs under
the leaves, etc. I somehow managed to have my RG17 run hooked up to
the 80m inverted V. Guess there's little loss there! I'll be rolling
out the 7/8
Forgot N6XI...I think that's the call.
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a.yoshida wrote:
Hi all
I am one of those who have been waiting for K3 arrival.
I worked Victor, K2VCO on 14MHz CW with my K2 this morning.
His K3 is #7 and my K2 is #4503.
This is my first experience to hear K3 sings.
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Good evening,
If there are any errors in the following lists please remember I am getting
some of this information third hand. Be kind :) The trip back from Pacificon
was quite pleasant. The wind was not howling (well at least after the first
two hours) and the rain was not pouring down
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