I received my Katiegram today for a K3 ordered Jan. 7, 2008.
73, Bud N7CW
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I like the idea of the mounting plate to keep it stable. I think I
will add something like that to my White Rook paddle (I really don't
like having to use my left hand for that purpose).
Bob N7XY
On Jun 4, 2008, at 6:47 PM, Alan Bloom wrote:
Regarding the earlier discussion, if anyone is
Hello all,
Boy, I received MANY emails from ops wanting this kit! The kit is sold
to Bruce, N1RX and thanks to all for the interest.
72,
Kangaroo Ed, WA3WSJ
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Auto character spacing for K3. Yes, please.
Chris G3SJJ
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Ordered 12/20/2007
Katiegram 05/16/2008
Delivered 06/04/2008
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I just received a note from Carl Moreschi N4PY saying that his N4PY
software now includes K3 support. If you are interested, you can check
it out - his webpage is www.n4py.com.
73,
Don W3FPR
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Can anyone contrast N4PY (paid for) with HRD (free)?
I have limited experience with HRD, but have never
tried N4PY. Also have LP-PAN coming, looking for the
best way to go with respect to software for it.
TIA...
[Elecraft] N4PY software for K3 now available
Don Wilhelm w3fpr at
Yesterday I discovered by accident (or stupidity) that if you have Noise
Reduction engaged and you go to FM mode, you do not receive any intelligible
signals. You can tell that there is a signal, but you cannot make it out.
I realize that there is no earthy reason to use NR in FM. But, if
Please ignore.
GM4ESD
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Help:
Te article is in Elector-magazine and should be buyed.
Shop gives almost no details of the unit.
E.g. is a sound card included on PCB?
The connection to PC seems to be just USB-line.
Benny OH9NB
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Are LB3SA wrote:
But if you have a hard time getting the ALC voltage up to 3.8 volt according
This voltage is related to AGC, not ALC.
to the manual you can solder a 10K resistor across RP6 pins 3-4 on the
My impression is that people worry too much about this. With all
components
K3 beta-test firmware revision 1.99 is now available. Highlights
include:
* Per-band power output setting (great for use with amps and
transverters)
* ANTIVOX gain increased
* Support for external amplifier ALC
* MIC up/down button functions
* Remote control (CAT) enhancements
*
Hi John
When I worked for Motorola, both their and GE's top of the line
two-way FM mobile radios did include noise blankers for the mobile
environment. They worked quite well for their intended use.
73, Bob N6WG
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Well, I agree that the basic receiving performance of the rig may not be
significantly affected, or even noticed at all.
But in my case I am not able to set the range of the S-meter properly, which
I attribute to the low 8V level. My S-meter can not be adjusted to turn all
LEDs off when no
N4PY software simply provides rig control. Basically its a very nice program
allows you to totally control your rig via your PC and it cost $65 up front
and $30 per year thereafter. HRD provides all the above plus all the digital
modes, PSK, RTTY etc. etc. It's free.
Steve Ellington
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The Motorola and GE 2-way mobile radios with noise blankers
were just that ... noise blankers ... that worked in the IF chain
and blanked (turned off) the IF's for the duration of a noise pulse.
They were primarily found in low band (30 - 50 mHz) radios and
were aimed at ignition noise. The NB's
???
I worked on FM gear in the land mobile business as a service rep and
salesman and we *never* used a noise blanker. A limiting I.F. amplifier was
a basic part of the receiver design since the detector does not respond to
amplitude modulation at all, including noise.
Noise does not modulate
Aaargh! I meant to say we used high level I.F. limiters so no AM would get
to the detector. That included noise.
So blankers were never needed.
Maybe Motorola didn't use good limiters.
Now to see if I can pry my foot out of my mouth...
Ron AC7AC
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???
I worked on
Has anyone connected their K3 to a TT amp for QSK operation without using an
external keyer? If so, how? Received my Madelyn-gram today! Hope my K3
arrives early next week!
73, Gary W7TEA
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At least with the Motorola Syntor X, they used a separate and very
simple receiver to pick out impulse noise and used this secondary RX
detector output to poke holes in the main RX audio. They called it an
Extender and I believe it was only included with the low-band Syntor
X. It is described as
That could be, Ron.
I remember when GE had it in their radio, and we
didn't, it soon showed up so we could compete in bids.
I imagine the bid process drove that more than any
actual need :-)
73, Bob N6WG
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