OK Simon. I added support for AG$, IS, MD$, OM, RG$, RVA, RVF and RVR to
LP-Bridge. That seems to allow HRD to work properly, at least for the
commands that you appear to have added to the main polling routine. I
will look through the dev reflector for further new commands that need
to be
Hi Larry,
That's it - the only commands not used in Polling are those used when you
press the Menu button to get at all that Config stuff.
Are you on the K3 Software list? If so we can co-ordinate this kind of thing
there, I don't expect any major updates like build 1988 / 1989 until Wayne
Tom,
Yes, I recall that there is a fix in the form of a 'run-once' firmware
routine, but I don't know what it is. Send a query to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] to obtain a definitive answer instead of a guess.
73,
Don W3FPR
Tom Boucher wrote:
I think this subject has been covered before - so apologies
Olli,
I had this problem until this weekend when I downloaded the latest firmware
(2.38). I (and others) had thought it was associated with the audio ground
and my SO2R controller, but looks like it wasn't!
73
Stewart
GM4AFF
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I have read in the archives about the slope, bandwidth and IMD differences
in these filters.
But wondering if one is noticeably better than the other at making the LSB
and USB received audio sounding similar. Also wondering if the transmitted
audio sounds significantly better with using one of
Steve
Do you have a switching power supply? Is there one near it?
Lee - K0WA
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have any Common Sense - get some Common Sense and use it. If you can't find
any Common Sense, ask for help from somebody who has
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Kenneth Silverman wrote:
Do K2/100's have a known transmitted phase noise issue? I looked at the
reflector archives, and there was some comment by K6SE (SK) in 2005 that
seemed to indicate there was, but the scenario seemed rather specific.
I used a pair of K2/100's as a SO2R pair for
Keith,
Don't forget the LCD illumination mod. That is essential for dimly lit
rooms or outside at night portable operation!
You will have a lot of fun with the K1. Great little rig.
73,
Sandy W5TVW
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Received a Katiegram last evening (10/6) for my 2nd K3. The first one
has been so lonely lately.
Philip
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I think this subject has been covered before - so apologies for missing the
reply:
The UK allocated 60 metre channels extend down to 5.2585 MHz but my K3 will not
transmit below 5.330 MHz and VFO B displays 'END'. Is there a fix?
Tom G3OLB___
On Mon, 06 Oct 2008 19:45:01 -0400, Steve Ellington wrote:
Recently I've been hearing a strange noise. I've installed the latest FW
2.46 but I'm not sure when this started.
It's only audible from an external speaker and cannot be heard through the
front headphone jack.
Is your AFX on? I think
Just a friendly reminder to anyone who played and has not submitted their log
yet, logs are due on October 9th. We'd love to have yours!
See who takes home the generously donated Elecraft XG-1 kit!
Julius Fazekas
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Elecraft K2/100 #3311
G'morning, Steve:
I set my K3 up as you specified, listening on 20(nothing but noise at
this hour) and hear nothing like you describe. Nothing showing up on
Spectrogram, either.
73,
Ken K3IU
K3 #202
n4lq wrote:
Recently I've been hearing a strange noise. I've
Tom
This has cropped up before and also been discussed on the UK Elecraft
net. For some bizarre reason not all K3 transceivers shipped to the UK
will transmit across the UK allocation, mine from November 2007, will
transmit from 5.150 to 5.420 MHz. As per your other reply, contact
Elecraft
nothing to do with split
I see this problem with MacLoggerDX - if the mode of the band to which
I'm tuning the K3 is different, invariably, I need to make it tune
twice, so the mode gets set. However, if the mode of the band is
correct, everything is ok.
Don, the author of MacLoggerDX tells
Nothing similar here on #0215 with FW 2.38/1.90 Steve.
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David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
nothing to do with split
I see this problem with MacLoggerDX - if the mode of the band to which
I'm tuning the K3 is different, invariably, I need to make it tune
twice, so the mode gets set. However, if the mode of the band is
correct, everything is
Thanks Julian, what the length of the delay?
I assume that’s how you fixed it?
73 de M0XDF, K3 #174
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On 7 Oct 2008, at 18:16, Julian, G4ILO wrote:
Thanks, in advance for your help! I apologize if this question hasbeen asked
before, but here goes.What would be the least expensive initial configuration
for a new(factory assembled) K3? My operating preference is SSB, but I may
trysome of the digital modes at some point.I can do without the
David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
Thanks Julian, what the length of the delay?
200ms.
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I solved the problem originally described below by installing a PCI Express
serial port card in my PC. They are expensive, but all the noise is gone. (PC
has No PCI slots) Thanks to all who responded.
Monty K2DLJ
I have very high white noise in my K3 on 75 meters when connected to the
Hello James!
What would be the least expensive initial configuration for a new
(factory assembled) K3? My operating preference is SSB, but I may try
some of the digital modes at some point.
Either the basic 10W unit, or the basic 100W unit will get you on the
air. Just add an antenna, power
The Base K3 comes fully equipped to do what you wish at 10 watts power. Opt
for the 100-watt version if you need the power. The included roofing filter
will work on all modes for reception; if you want to transmit AM or FM, you
will need the corresponding AM/FM roofing filter. All other
James Young wrote:
Thanks, in advance for your help! I apologize if this question has
been asked before, but here goes.
What would be the least expensive initial configuration for a new
(factory assembled) K3? My operating preference is SSB, but I may try
some of the digital modes at some
James,
You can order the basic K3/10 and it will do all modes. All the options
can be added later, so you can get your feet wet with the basic K3 while
deciding what else you will need for your operating preferences. The
stock filter will work just fine as long as you are not into working
Hi James,
The basic K3 with no options is a fantastic value.
You will save a couple hundred dollars by assembling it your self. No
electronic assembly, just a lot of screws. The mantra is read the
assembly manual, and follow the manual exactly. Elecraft manuals are
far better than others
On Oct 7, 2008, at 12:18 PM, Julian, G4ILO wrote:
David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
Thanks Julian, what the length of the delay?
200ms.
For what its worth, I just wrote a quick test.
Environment
K3 FW 2.23
Computer: PowerMac 2x2.3 GHz, Mac OS X 10.5.3
Serial Port: Keyspan
Sorry Don ...
You can order the basic K3/10 and it will do all modes.
Not quite. If you want FM transmit/receive you must add
the KFL3B-FM (FM Filter). If you want AM transmit you must
add the KFL3B-6K (6 KHz filter). AM receive is possible
with significantly restricted fidelity using
Brown truck just dropped a box on my doorstep. Kit ordered June 23rd,
shipped UPS ground yesterday. Nice to be in W6-land, except having to
pay sales-tax :/
Now the fun starts :)
~Iain
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I am at the end of part II and have started my alignment procedures. When I got
to CAL FCTR the frequency was 12597.91 with a little fluctuation in the .91?
The next step was to the PLL reference oscillator range test. When pushing the
Band+ or Band- I get no frequency change at all.? I
Tom
Current K3s shipped to the UK appear to be set to US band limits. In order to
transmit on the UK 60 metre channels you need to send a request to Garry --
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- and give him your serial no.
You will receive a quick reply and a small programme. Install it on your PC.
This
Dan,
You do have a problem there somewhere. The initial frequency is much
higher than expected, so check L31, C84, C85, D16 and D17 as well as the
soldering on RP2 and R19 before anything else. Be certain D16 and D17
are the proper type and are oriented correctly.
After that, if the
Just to add my voice to the choir, go for the K3/100 kit with the stock filter.
If the budget allows, the KAT3 antenna tuner is the best I've used. If for
some reason you are not happy with it after a couple of months (impossible!),
you can sell it for what you have in or even a little more
Just to add my voice to the choir, go for the K3/100 kit with the stock filter.
If the budget allows, the KAT3 antenna tuner is the best I've used. If for
some reason you are not happy with it after a couple of months (impossible!),
you can sell it for what you have in or even a little more
I recently tried setting up my K3 for channel hopping on 60M and
realized that there is an error in the owner's manual (rev D1). On
page 39, in the right hand column in the paragraph that begins To set
up channel hopping, the 2nd and 5th steps say to tap MV. I believe
it should say to
Sorry, forgot to mention this in my previous post.
It would also be nice if the VFO A rate were reduced in channel
hopping mode. With the default setup, it seems like a single encoder
count corresponds to one channel, which means the slightest touch of
the VFO A knob changes channels.
Curious how the E3 is as rergards power line QRM. I have a Corsair II
and an Omni V. Both hear the noise but the Corsair does a better job
of eliminating the power line QRM with it's resident noise blanker.
Both are 20 year old radios although the older Corsair has a better
noise blanker.
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