Yep, according to the schematic, these are all associated with the
SCANADC1 line. SPOT is also on that line, do you have trouble with
that button?
A while back I had trouble with some of the buttons on the SCANACD3
line in K3 #495 - Width and AFX in particular, but after a few days
the problem
Don,
I found it VERY rude and out of place that you chose to OUT someone for being
anonymous in their posts to this group. It is NOT your place to choose who
should put their call at the end of their posts. If someone chooses not to
sign their emails that is their right. I don't recall
Hello all,
I still get ERR TXG and at same time, because lack of external antennas,
I could not get the melthod 2 (zero-beating) on page 50 of Owner's
Manual. Is there any other method to calibrate the Reference Oscillator
using a computer ???
Any help will be welcome here, tks.
CT1DRB
David
Nidge,
Thanks for your reply.
Unfortunately I do not know enough about Hamradio Deluxe nor its interface
with the K2, but rightly or wrongly I assume that if the radio works
properly under computer control, then the MCU (U6) is working as it should
during this mode of control.
I cannot shake
The VRF2933 is rated 3:1 Load VSWR Capability at Specifi ed
Operating
Conditions according to its datasheet; perhaps that's why
there no
built-in ATU.
.but that doesn't mean SSB IMD would be acceptable, or
it would be safe in every circuit at that mismatch, so keep
that in mind. :-)
No
Hi Geoff.
It is a real puzzler. I have checked the voltages on the encoder
and these switch between 4.95V and 100mV when the shaft
is rotated slowly, they don't alternate between each other but
are in sync. It is possible to change the frequency using the
encoder but only by a small amount and
Joseph,
Since you have a good frequency reading at TP3, the PLL Reference
Oscillator is working, and the problem is in the area of Q18. So we
move the problem area on the schematic to the upper right corner of the
RF Board schematic sheet 1.
Note that the VFO output goes through U3 before it
I think a word of caution might be in order here. I am not sure if Elecraft
will add voice announcement or not. It is a good feature and found on many
rigs today.
However, the K3 would not be my choice for a blind ham or a soon to be blind
ham. I believe an older rig where all the
I concur. It's not kosher under any circumstances to post someone else's
personal information without their permission. Security isn't a trivial
matter on the Internet these days.
73,
LS
W5QD
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but I doubt his intention in doing so was to remain anonymous.
73
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On Apr 17, 2010, at 11:58 PM, The Smiths wrote:
For you to not only give
It doesn't matter - it's 100% improper to post personal information for
someone else, even if that information is obtainable elsewhere. It's up to
N0XDB to post his/her name if he/she so chooses, not Don or anyone else.
As I said, personal privacy isn't a trivial matter, particularly these days.
On 4/17/2010 11:30 PM, David Quental wrote:
Hello again,
apart I do not get the transmitter gain on K3 Utility, doing the
transmitter gain on page 49 from Owner's Manual I get 0.0 watts in all
frequencies, however when I press ATU TUNE I get 5.0 watts.
Any help will be welcome.
Best 73.
Well said tom, an often overlooked aspect is the angle of the
mismatch, load pull is the only way to tell, while a 3:1 resitive is
not to harsh, very few things will survive a 3:1 at an inductive
reactance angle. Load pull is the only way to be sure, and I would be
uncomfortable making any claims
A number I heard was $2000., but I have to admit, I don't recall who
said it.
I didn't ask about K2 interfacing, but since it's got the serial port
interface, I suspect it'll work fine.
Apparently it can follow the transceiver by either reading the serial
port or by watching the drive frequency
Blind person often use a PC with a reading software (OT 'to read to
someone' - no single word for that ?)
combined with a braille display.
Creating an application using the available software - simple GUI, readable
by the reading software, assessable by function/cursor keys - and
abstracting the
Hello John and other Elecrafters,
tks for your email. I did what you advice me but no luck, still no power
except when use ATU, there is really 5 watts output, on XMIT no power in
all bands.
Best 73 to all.
CT1DRB
David Quental
On 4/17/2010 11:30 PM, David Quental wrote:
Hello again,
It sounds like you might be confusing TX Gain cal with Ref
Calibration. All you need for TX gain calibration is a dummy load. Can
you perform the TX gain cal on all bands manually? This is the manual
procedure where you press tune on all bands.
I'm away from home now without the Owners
Hello Dick,
tks for your answer.
It sounds like you might be confusing TX Gain cal with Ref
Calibration. All you need for TX gain calibration is a dummy load. Can
you perform the TX gain cal on all bands manually? This is the manual
procedure where you press tune on all bands.
I am not
Just finished installing the antenna tuner kit (KAT3) in my K3 #888. The
hardware disassembly and re-assembly instructions are, as usual, crystal-clear,
and that went off without a hitch.
However, when it came to actually bringing the KAT3 up and getting it running,
the supplied instructions
I moved/added some roofing filters yesterday, adding both a 6 kHz AM filter and
the 400 Hz CW filter, moving my 2.7 kHz filter from the FL1 to the FL2
position, and my 1.8 kHz filter from the FL2 to the FL3 position. I thought I
understand everything I needed to do to fix all the configuration
Too rich for my blood for 500w.
A number I heard was $2000., but I have to admit, I don't recall who
said it.
John Harper AE5X
http://www.ae5x.com/blog
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Yeah, I found this rather opaque in the KAT3 installation docs too. When I
put mine in, I eventually happened upon what you're supposed to do in p. 47
of the owner's manual under Option Module Enables.
I concur this should probably be clarified in the KAT3 installation manual,
with a more
Thomas and everyone,
I wrote a small C program to do basic things that might also be easy to
use for someone without sight. It could be used with text-to-speech
software. (The dollar sign below is the command line prompt.)
$ k2 -A
VFO A: 14001.900 kHz
$ k2 -B
VFO B: 14003.470 kHz
or
I agree, yes please, a remote-able, weatherproofed 500W tuner (capable
of 160-6m) would create an instant order here too. I have relied on
SGC tuners for many years, mobile, marine mobile and now at my small
suburban plot where I have a custom DX engineering 50+ foot vertical
with 40 radials.
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No personal information was posted, it was only publically available
information easily obtained from QRZ.com, and also in the FCC database.
I don't see that a name and call are personal information
However, it won't happen again. If anyone wants my assistance, it will
have to be by direct
D'OH!!
Right, they're mapped only by SLOT... And the K3 has no way of automatically
identifying which filter is which, other than what the user tells it. OK, I get
it. Thanks. (Duh. Embarrassed.)
Bill W5WVO
From: Greg
Sent: Sunday, April 18, 2010 9:34 AM
To: Bill VanAlstyne W5WVO
Subject:
Hi Everyone,
I just bought a K3 a few weeks ago and have been using it on CW. It's time to
play with it a bit on RTTY. I'm using the Tigetronics Signalink to interface
the radio to my PC which is running MMTTY. When I have the mode switch in the
sideband position, copy on the laptop is just
This is Elecraft's forum and they have the ultimate switch on these
things. Having said that, just to straighten up an injustice
here
Name and call sign is not personal information, it is a matter of public record
There is no expectation of anonymity on this reflector. This IS a HAM
Hello Group,
I have sucessfully setup my station for remote. Only one problem. I turn on
my K3 with the timer setting in the main menu. Turns on the rig at the
right time. Turn if of with the Utility program using PS0;. Is there any
way I can get the timer to turn on at the same time daily? Would
Hi,
That would be a real shame, Don, if you were to leave the reflector. Your
postings have always been extremely helpful. Personally I am highly
suspicious of anonymous postings on ham forums. As licensed hams there is no
way for us to hide as we have it all hanging out on FCC's web site. Most
Nice going Guys!!You just killed the goose that lays the golden
eggs.
I know where Don is coming from. I got chastised for publishing a link
to QRZ on a car
collector forum. The call sign was in an e-mail and I also outed that
person.
BS... It is public information as was given.
Toby et al,
Like Gary Lee, I'm a blind ham and have been using the K3 quite successfully
for the past two years. As stated by others, Elecraft has promised improved
access to the K3 for such things an the config menus. After some initial
sighted help to set a few of the menu settings, I've
OK, to get this thread started
Since we cannot seem to get a remote version of the K2 or K3 antenna tuners,
and one of the earlier posts about the KPA500 indicated that it may work into
an SWR of 3:1...how about a remote version of the KPA500? Just run a
heavy-duty outdoor extension
Fellow Elecrafters,
I agree wholeheartedly with Guy's comments.
There are few HAMS here that have not had some very worthwhile help from this
gentleman.
Don has given a great deal of his time and effort to this reflector, even to
some of those who now are chastising him.
Even I thought
All
Sorry I caused a ruckus. I understand where everyone comes from. Again
my call was in the subject line GO FIGURE.
I don't care one way or the other if Don leaves the reflector.
Elecraft has a reputation for support, unfortunately they aren't open
on weekends when I get to troubleshoot my
I agree:
I can get an ACOM 1010 (admittedly, with a tube) around (below) that that
price with the handy TRI tuning and 800w to do the same thing, with
paperclip reliability to boot.
Also, an ALS600 with the Linear Power supply, AD5X Full Break In mod and an
external bandswitching accessory
I have calibrated the WMTR LP and WMTR HP settings over and over again until I
am ready to pull (what remains of) my hair out. This can be a frustrating
exercise in futility if you let it get the best of you. First, it is necessary
to let the K3 warm up for an hour to two before starting the
You probably should have stuck to your Cobra 29
As for getting help on the weekends...NOT
without Don !
Have a great day:Jerry N0JRN
On 4/18/2010 12:47:20 PM, Foxjazz (fo...@foxjazz.net) wrote:
All
Sorry I caused a ruckus. I understand where everyone comes
I'll stop pouring gas on this after this post, but to reiterate a few things:
Name and call sign is not personal information, it is a matter of public
record
It's the principle involved, not the happenstance that Don simply printed
something about this person that's a matter of public record.
WB0TUA wrote:
I just bought a K3 a few weeks ago and have been using it on CW. It's time
to play \
with it a bit on RTTY. I'm using the Tigetronics Signalink to interface the
radio to \
my PC which is running MMTTY. When I have the mode switch in the sideband
position, \
copy on the
To my friends on the Elecraft reflector:
I usually sit quietly monitoring the Elecraft reflector traffic, ignoring
most of it, but ALWAYS reading any post by W3FPR. Don's posts have been
very helpful to me over the past 11 years and I know many others and I
would not have solved some
Roy Morris-6 wrote:
When the K3 POWER is set to 100 watts, the actual output will be somewhere
between 93 and 97 watts on the external wattmeter.
That's a net difference of 0.183 dB. Don't confuse resolution with
accuracy. For all practical purposes 93 Watts equals 97 Watts (unless you
I'm using the same setup.
Check the K3 pitch (Hold the Spot button) and verify that it's the same as
the Mark setting in MMTTY. I used 915 Hz since it's much easier on the ears
and I can almost tune signals by ear now close enough to demodulate. The
downside to the lower tone is the
Hi Derek,
When using a computer and sound card to drive the K3 in any digital mode,
your data mode should be set to DATA A. Somebody will correct me if I'm
wrong, but I suspect that's your problem.
DATA A mode is basically equivalent to the USB/LSB position, except that
equalization and
Looks like I am off-base here. Please disregard my post, Derek.
Bill W5VWO
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From: Bill VanAlstyne W5WVO w5...@cybermesa.net
Sent: Sunday, April 18, 2010 12:27 PM
To: Derek Cohn/WB0TUA vibrop...@mindspring.com;
elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject:
When you first select AFSK the filters will be set to dual pass-band with
narrow widths. Tuning is sharp. The tone pitches are set in the CONFIG menu,
I believe. You can change the filter setting to anything you want. My K3 will
not transmit PSK31 in LSB/USB, just a steady tone. (I do have
With each new release
are we suppose to
first remove the old one (using control panel)
and then install the new version?
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K5OAI
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Help:
Gary and Bob, I was not aware of any programs available like you have just
posted. I think that is just great, and my hat is off to you both being
sight impaired and operating the K3.
The thought did come to me that someone who is sighted could set the rig up
and get it ready for operation,
I must add a few words about my blind Topband buddy K3UL. Bob is an
excellent operator and one of the top low band DXers on worldwide with over
300 confirmed on 160. He even goes on occasional DXpeditions to ZF2UL. Bob
also does some of his own tower work even though he's totally blind.
Do we know yet what the drive requirements will be? I.e. will 10 watts drive
it to full output?
Too bad I don't have an ant. hi hi...
73,
LS
W5QD
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Hello n0jrn,
DON'T BE STUPID AND BLAME ME FOR DON NOT READING THE SUBJECT OF THE
EMAIL.
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Sunday, April 18, 2010, 12:00:32 PM, you wrote:
You probably should have stuck to your Cobra 29
As for getting help on the weekends...NOT
without Don !
Have a
No...
just install the new one...
73 de Thomas , DM7TN
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[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Sam Morgan
Sent: Sunday, April 18, 2010 8:42 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft K3 Frequency
Elecraft announces a 500W amplifier and there's a sudden outbreak of
uncivility on the reflector.
I guess it's true what they say: Power corrupts
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My feelings entirely Todd, a great loss.
73
Roger MW0IDX
To my friends on the Elecraft reflector:
I usually sit quietly monitoring the Elecraft reflector traffic, ignoring
most of it, but ALWAYS reading any post by W3FPR. Don's posts have been
very helpful to me over the past 11 years
Gary,
I have not used it and do not know how capable it is but on the
www.elecraft.com page,
On the left bar, click on Firmware + SW
then on K3 K2 Control and Logging Software
then scroll down near the bottom to K3 Voice
followed by K2 Voice
and then by the explanation
and installers to include
Hello all,
I have calibrated the WMTR LP and WMTR HP settings over and over again until
I am ready to pull (what remains of) my hair out. This can be a frustrating
exercise in futility if you let it get the best of you. First, it is
necessary to let the K3 warm up for an hour to two
lu w4lt wrote:
I can get an ACOM 1010 (admittedly, with a tube) around (below) that that
price with the handy TRI tuning and 800w to do the same thing, with
paperclip reliability to boot.
Also, an ALS600 with the Linear Power supply, AD5X Full Break In mod and an
external bandswitching
I certainly agree with everything that has been said in Don's favor and
defense, and it would be a tragic loss if he were to leave the reflector
permanently. Personally, I suspect he will probably reconsider and come back
at some point in the not-too-distant future, and I hope that he does.
Thanks for the info Jim. Although not blind, I am somewhat sight impaired.
Only thing with the software on the Elecraft site is that it is for PC, and I
use a Mac Mini. Anybody know a way to get the same thing on my Mac?
73s de Dave Guernsey KJ6CBS
We don't know the price, we don't know the specs. All anyone has seen is a box
with a few hints based on the buttons, and exhaustive posts on silicon devices.
Why not let it roll out in its own time -- before (1) the list has completely
redesigned it, or (2) decided it isn't worth it, or (3)
Something that caught me out once or twice is that the PC's audio output should
be close to the K3's
tone settings on RTTy (can't remember if this is DATA or AFSK modes - possibly
both). With MMTTY,
it's possible to net the TX tones to the RX tones anywhere on the watefall, but
if the TX tones
Any switching supply today and one that's worth it's salt should operate
satisfactorily from 100 VAC to 250 VAC. So 120 VAC or 230VAC should not be
of conern.
73
Bob, K4TAX
- Original Message -
From: Don Wilhelm w3...@embarqmail.com
To: David Ferrington, M0XDF
On an empathetic note... Can Elecraft come up a price-appropriate
tuner design that will survive hams at 500 watt RTTY?
In the midst of trying to concoct a remote home brew tuner to put
160-30 meters on a 135 foot end-fed wire, the calculator and equations
starting telling me that voltages and
Device web site was claiming any angle in the device specs.
(!!!???) This should be fun to watch.
73, Guy.
On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 9:54 AM, Matt Palmer kd8...@gmail.com wrote:
Well said tom, an often overlooked aspect is the angle of the
mismatch, load pull is the only way to tell, while a
I AGREE!
If I can't have a radio that does not rely on some external computer of
various questionable hardware integrity, some other company's flaky
operating system and all put together by a 3rd party vendor..I
won't buy that radio.
A fully stand-a-lone radio is highly preferred.
From: Terry Posey tpo...@nettally.com
Date: Sun, 18 Apr 2010 16:16:58 -0400
I have already acquired a high duty cycle, low distortion, 1.5KW amplifier
years ago. Now I would like a small, light, and portable HF+6-meter
amplifier for DXpedition duty. I personally will not consider
Sounds trivial to me. You must have *some* switch closure or logic signal that
activates the PA. Lock out all tuner adjustments when the PA is on.
--- On Sun, 4/18/10, Guy Olinger K2AV olin...@bellsouth.net wrote:
From: Guy Olinger K2AV olin...@bellsouth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] News
It's not a switcher. As is common for linear power supplies (and not
uncommon for switchers), there's an input voltage selector as part of
the input power connector/fuse/switch combo.
Since the power transformer is 15 of the 22 pounds weight, one of my
thoughts was to ship that part (or an
I'll pass on linear supplies. Too heavy, too inefficient.
73
Bob, K4TAX
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From: Doug Faunt N6TQS +1-510-655-8604 fa...@panix.com
To: rmcg...@blomand.net
Cc: d...@w3fpr.com; m0...@alphadene.co.uk; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sunday, April 18, 2010 4:56 PM
Date: Sun, 18 Apr 2010 17:22:02 -0400
From: Guy Olinger K2AV olin...@bellsouth.net
much deleted
The one possible work-around is an Elecraft tuner that will not work
unless hooked up to an Elecraft amp and a Kx via proprietary protocol
so it knows whether it is QRO or not and can
Case in point: my $2700 macbook pro went Tango Uniform yesterday evening just
as I was about to hook it up to my K3. Fortunately, it's still under
warranty but will be off getting fixed for at least 2 weeks.
Sure that could happen to the rig too, but it'd be even worse if I had this
perfectly
See my earlier note as to one reason it was chosen. Elecraft learned from
the K2 about being a good player in a multi-TX environment (which can
just be neighbors).
Also, the 60V supply is providing no current when key up, and needs to
go to full output on key down- apparently this is less of a
It's pretty basic stuff Guy.
Look at what happens in this MRF150:
http://www.w8ji.com/demonstation.htm
It would be nice if there was a free lunch and we could
magically buy a device that didn't care about the load and
gave reasonable operating efficiency and good IMD with any
impedance from
Allow me to weigh in on the personal information issue. W3FPR did not
post ANY private information, only the name and call sign of another ham -
if it's readily available on the internet, as it is on QRZ.com, it is not
PRIVATE - anyone with a computer can get it for goodness sakes!
I can only
I wouldn't think Don takes much personal. He is very technical and avoids
personal interaction from what I have experienced. He is just super when it
comes to knowledge. I read everything he posts, unlike many others. I put
him on plane with the Elecraft staff. Who would know the difference?
Sounds trivial to me. You must have *some* switch closure or logic signal
that activates the PA. Lock out all tuner adjustments when the PA is on.
Or conversely, disable the amp before tuning starts. That's the way my
MFJ-998 autotuner works. The amp-enable signal goes thru the MFJ-998. So
Yes, the call and name information is public indeed.. ONLY when the person
posting cares to share it. That is ALL that I said. If said person chooses
NOT to give that information out on a public reflector, it is not up to Don, or
anyone else to share it with the group. That is in poor
On Apr 17, 2010, at 4:57 PM, Ed Finn wrote:
The computer I used for this is long dead, and I get a bad link to
spectrogram when I follow the Elecraft link.
Does anyone know where a good copy is?
Tom, N0SS, has the last freeware copy on his site: http://www.n0ss.net
Bill Coleman, AA4LR,
On Feb 23, 2010, at 1:47 AM, -.-. --.-N3TU -.-. --.- wrote:
In the area where I live, we all have a very high noise level. There is a
lot of industry around us. There are times I have to tell the station to
increase power so I can understand them. All kind of crazy stuff going on
here. I get
On Jan 20, 2010, at 11:47 PM, Richard S. Lindzen wrote:
Dear Don,
This leaves me a bit concerned. I am planning to put up a K9AY
receiving antenna in my backyard and it is supposed to be connected
to a ground rod. I had never seen it suggested that this must be
connected to the
On Mar 18, 2010, at 9:44 AM, lstavenhagen wrote:
Reason I ask is I decided to revisit my filter alignment (partly for an
educational exercise to learn how this all works) and after fighting with a
spectrum analyzer (iSpectrum on the mac, which just got me way off each
time) I abandoned ship
On Feb 2, 2010, at 2:45 AM, Ruben Navarro Huedo wrote:
I am using a Samlex SEC1223 with my K3.
I have some electric-noise on low bands (80 and 40 meters) and i think
it comes from the power supply. I have been reading other friends with
the same problem.
I want test another one.
What is
On Apr 16, 2010, at 4:40 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Because not all have hamshacks that are wired for 220 volts. If the
space was not wired specifically for hamshack use, there is likely to be
only 120 volt receptacles available. Up to 1000 watts draw (500 watts
with 50% efficiency) on a
Many of us HAMs are accused of it. Good things grow under rocks. It would be
the dark side!
The issue is assuming what is sent on the internet is private? No way. Many
have no idea as to what is disclosed from their own PC. Check the cookies...
my God! We give a way so much personal
G'day,
My AFSK A pitch is set to 1445Hz. MMTTY (in Logger32) is set to
default to 1445Hz.
When I start up MMTTY the frequency markers on the waterfall are
appropriate for 1445Hz paired tones. If I activate the DUAL PB
filter the filter is also matched to the tone pair.
If I change the K3
We had another good net today. Signals were generally good, and we had 28
participants over the 27 minute net. W4RKS and others helped pull in two NW
stations that I couldn't hear. Philippe, A65BI, from the UAE finally made
it through with help from VE3 stations. The short discussions centered
The fcc requires amplifier gain to be 15 decibels maximum for any amatuer radio
amplifier.
In reality, with negative feedback applied to level PA gain, the required drive
to reach 500W is closer to 30 W here.
Eric
_..._
Joe Subich, W4TV li...@subich.com wrote:
The VRF2933 is rated for 300
Gentlemen,
Both of your postings are out of line with list guidelines. Please refrain from
any more critical posts.
While real names and callsigns are helpful, they are not required here.
73,
Eric WA6HHQ
List Moderator
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The Smiths notforc...@hotmail.com wrote:
Don,
I found it VERY
We also have the ' K3voice' PC program on our web page.
73,
Eric
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Mike Markowski mike.ab...@gmail.com wrote:
Thomas and everyone,
I wrote a small C program to do basic things that might also be easy to
use for someone without sight. It could be used with text-to-speech
software. (The
Lets not forget... Service.
On 4/18/2010 1:16 PM, Terry Posey wrote:
lu w4lt wrote:
I can get an ACOM 1010 (admittedly, with a tube) around (below) that that
price with the handy TRI tuning and 800w to do the same thing, with
paperclip reliability to boot.
Also, an ALS600 with the Linear
Yes, do provide a driven ground for the K9AY receiving antenna. This is
required for lightning protection. AND be sure to bond this ground to
the AC mains ground for the house. Failure to do this will produce a
voltage difference or step voltage between the two ground during a nearby
lightning
Hi Everyone,
Thanks to all the good feedback on this list, my problem is solved. As many
people pointed out, the Mark frequency in MMTTY has to match the pitch setting
in the K3. I checked the K3 (thanks to those who showed me how) and it was
2125 Hz as expected. I checked MMTTY and it was
Actually, a linear power supply, not a switcher.
Garry, NI6T
On 4/16/2010 11:07 AM, Ken Kopp wrote:
Hello from Visalia, where the doors haven't opened yet.
Of course the P3 is waiting for the crowd to gather in front
of the Elecraft booth. Rose has already measured it for a
cover. (:-)
Good Evening,
Both bands were noisy with some QSB on them each. QSB was worse on 40
meters as was the QRN. But we got some folks through the hash. Brian tried to
make each of the three nets today but he is just too close to work me on 20
meters. Once the solar influence steadies the
Either should work.
Dick
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On Apr 18, 2010, at 2:15 PM, Thomas Norff thomas.no...@t-online.de
wrote:
No...
just install the new one...
73 de Thomas , DM7TN
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From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net
[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net]
This appears to be a question from January 20, 2010, so it
is a little late, but a person never wants to connect the
ground rod of the K9AY antenna or any other small or low
receiving antenna to the mains ground.
First, it would kill the advantage of having the antenna. If
you are going to do
Dick,
You're supposed to be on vacation!
Step away from that computer... or in this case, iPhone...
Rick
K6LE
On 4/18/2010, at 1:18 , Dick Dievendorff wrote:
Either should work.
Dick
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