On Wed, 27 Apr 2011 19:04:42 -0500
n...@n5ge.com wrote:
The only reason I would not set CONFIG:VFO IND=YES is that I would be
concerned about transmitting on another band without knowing it when
I was using split.
If you had the KRX3, then you might be spared from transmitting on
another
Don't worry I am ok,nothing wrong has happened to me,its just that my dad had a
heart attack then they implanted a pace maker and also he had a stroke
afterword and he is been at the hospital for more than a month and I have not
been active in this group but finally he was released yesterday
We'll meet in Dayton,don't worry,hotel is booked already,73
Hector
AD4C
If freedom means something,it is the right to tell others what they don't want
to hear –George Orwell
From: vr2xmc vr2...@yahoo.com.hk
To: Mike Rodgers mikerodgerske5...@yahoo.com
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Hahahahaha no I am still an Elecrafter,the fact that I have now a Flex-5000A
don't mean I don't love my K3,its still my favorite for CW,thanks,73
Hector
AD4C
If freedom means something,it is the right to tell others what they don't want
to hear –George Orwell
From: Dan Jean
With all due respect guys...
If it is OT it BY DEFINITION doesn't belong on this reflector,
no matter how interesting, no matter that everyone in the ham
world is interested in the fascinating topic. No matter that
the participants on this reflector are some of the most
knowledgeable
All,
I've purchased a Clifton Laboratories Z1B Buffer to fit to my K2 to
extract a buffered IF. The instruction provided by Jack, K8ZOA, for
installing the buffer in a K2 provide two options: Option 1 which is
Jack's original design and takes the IF output after the K2 Q22
low-noise post
Gary,
All it takes is a 'little' practice! [:))
I don't think QRQ actually has a definition? Just like QSK really does not
have a meaningful definition. In general I think QRQ (or high speed CW,
whichever) begins around 40 or 50 wpm - that is the 'easy' part. The
difficult part of learning QRQ
The only reason I would not set CONFIG:VFO IND=YES is that I would be
concerned
about transmitting on another band without knowing it when I was using
split.
You cannot enter split if the vfos are on different bands.
Do I understand correctly that, while memories can store both
Wow! With all due respect, Rick, you just tapped out an e-mail well over a
hundred characters in length when hitting the delete key would'be required but
one stroke. F.y.i., some of us really do consider the protection I.C.E.
products afford our precious Elecraft products Elecraft-related.
On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 06:12:54 -0600
Cady, Fred fc...@ece.montana.edu wrote:
Do I understand correctly that, while memories can store both VFO A
and
VFO B, they have to
1) be on the same band when storing VFOs into memory,
2) when recalling, VFO B must already be on the band that is in
I too am very interested. I was just about to place an order when we
got the bad news. I hope that the business is restored to operation at
some point.
73,
Dan - W4TQ
.
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 8:26 AM, Bert Craig wa...@arrl.net wrote:
With all due respect guys...
If it is OT it BY DEFINITION doesn't belong on this reflector...
This statement is incorrect. BY DEFINITION, this list WELCOMES topics of
general interest.
Here's the description from the Elecraft web page. (note the last sentence):
The ELECRAFT email list
Tom,
Have you any advice you might be able to share about how to best
progress towards true QRQ CW?
I am currently a reasonable CW contest op and can ragchew ok ~ 25WPM
most of the time when I am not trying too hard
When I try 'too hard' I start to loose the ability to headcopy easily
and
My brother in law was also one of those killed.
Mike
AI4NS
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I placed my order for two new multi-band filters two months ago and have
heard nothing.
de Milt, N5IA
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From: Dan Jean
Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 6:04 AM
To: Bert Craig
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] OT: ICE still functioning?
I too am very
My brother in law was also one of those killed.
Mike
AI4NS
Terrible news, indeed.
My thoughts are with you and your family at this tragic time, Mike.
Bruce, N1RX
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To make a QSO at 96 wpm is not to make CW,simply you are an operator who types
on a keyboard and then read the text over the screen when be replied.Real
operators are the ones who by ears and by hand can TX/RX up to 60 or maybe
70.Those ones are the ones who deserve the merit.Using a software
Mine will be as well,sorry to read that.
AD4C
If freedom means something,it is the right to tell others what they don't want
to hear –George Orwell
From: Bruce Beford bruce.bef...@myfairpoint.net
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 9:41 AM
Subject: Re:
Have any of you ICE customers emailed ICE to inquire?
Why would you think anybody on an Elecraft mailing list would have an
authoritative answer as to whether ICE is still in business, or whether
they received/processed your order or not?
One last time. http://www.iceradioproducts.com/
Read the
Mike,
Sorry for your loss as well. My condolences to your family.
W0MU
On 4/28/2011 7:24 AM, Mike Short wrote:
My brother in law was also one of those killed.
Mike
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Sorry to hear about your Dad Hector. I certainly hope he is recovering well and
will continue to do so.
It is pretty obvious you are NOT a QRQ operator Hector. If you were, then you
would know that, first, there are no computer CW copying programs that can copy
CW at speeds much over about 60
You're right Fred! Thanks for correcting me.
Then, other than monitoring two bands what is the purpose of having the VFO's
independent?
On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 06:12:54 -0600, Cady, Fred fc...@ece.montana.edu wrote:
The only reason I would not set CONFIG:VFO IND=YES is that I would be
It appears that I.C.E. may indeed be kaput. This morning the 800
number no longer works. Yesterday it rang but no answer, today you get
the recording that the number is 'temporarily unavailable'. Dunno how
long 'temporary' might be.
Looks like there might be an opening here for Elecraft to
There is a notice on their website that includes the latest information.
73s Jim
On Apr 28, 2011, at 9:44 AM, dave wrote:
It appears that I.C.E. may indeed be kaput. This morning the 800
number no longer works. Yesterday it rang but no answer, today you get
the recording that the number
Hi Brendan,
Please look at my (very old and out-dated!) web page at:
http://tom.w4bqf.googlepages.com/home
I have written an explanation of how I learned to copy CW above 60 wpm.
Please keep in mind that this is only what worked for ME and others learned
in different ways. It does
I'm sure that the few dozen hams on the planet that operate CW at
ridiculous speeds are thrilled by this otherwise meaningless update.
I'd be more impressed if Elecraft could figure out how to make the K3
handshake with an external auto-tuner, or if I could ask a basic
question about setting
It seems to me this supports the argument for using a laptop for
display. The LP-Pan would be ideal due to its small size. A
screenless compact version of the P3 would be as convenient. I
assume that laptops are taken on dx-peditions for logging.
73, Ed - KL7UW, WD2XSH/45
I was hoping for VOX by mode.
73, Mike NF4L
On 4/28/2011 11:14 AM, Jack Brabham wrote:
I'm sure that the few dozen hams on the planet that operate CW at
ridiculous speeds are thrilled by this otherwise meaningless update.
I'd be more impressed if Elecraft could figure out how to make the K3
On Thu, 2011-04-28 at 10:14 -0500, Jack Brabham wrote:
I'm sure that the few dozen hams on the planet that operate CW at
ridiculous speeds are thrilled by this otherwise meaningless update.
Actually QRQ mode is much nicer sounding for full break-in operation
'normal' CW speeds too
The k3
AD4C To make a QSO at 96 wpm is not to make CW,simply you are an operator
who types on a keyboard and then read the text over the screen
Many ops are enjoying copying by ear at 65+, some even at more than 100.
Many of those same ops also enjoy slowing it way down and sending manually.
Sending
On 4/28/2011 7:44 AM, dave wrote:
It appears that I.C.E. may indeed be kaput.
There are three designs of bandpass filters for the ham bands. ICE,
Dunestar, and W3NQN filters (the NQN filters are sold by Array
Solutions). All are designed for use between the transceiver and either
a power
I am building some LP filters using 7-pole CoilCraft filters that I
am installing in custom-made copper enclosures with
BNC-male/BNC-female connectors. After I make and test a couple, I
might consider making some for sale if there is interest. No idea on
price, yet.
I bought an aluminum
What about the 5B4AGN filters, these are good
-Original Message-
From: Jim Brown
Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 4:28 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] OT: ICE still functioning?
On 4/28/2011 7:44 AM, dave wrote:
It appears that I.C.E. may indeed be
My experience has been just the opposite of Jim's. I have seven each of the
419's purchased at various times. All have been used extensively in a
contesting environment of multi-multi, both modes simultaneously.
No failures. Absolute perfect performance. No complaints.
YMMV.
Mis dos
Rick, that has never been true in practice in the 10+ years I've participated
in this reflector, nor can I find any mention of that in the official list
guidelines at www.elecraft.com
IMX, anything related to Ham radio that someone owning an Elecraft rig might be
interested in is welcome for
QRQ mode, as Brendan points out, makes a BIG difference in how QSK sounds, even
at slower
speeds. But it also significantly improves the quality of sent CW at speeds as
low as 33
wpm. At 36 wpm it's very easy to tell when QRQ mode is on. This is the case
with either an
internal or external
While that is another option, I have used LP PAN in the past. For me
the P3 is much more flexible. My computer screens are already clogged
up with logging programs etc. It is nice to look over at the P3 and do
what I need to do on the P3 without losing window focus on other apps etc.
The
Having been born in Oklahoma and getting to Texas as soon as I could thereafter,
I'm not sure I could communicate by voice at 120 WPM ;o)
Seriously
This topic has degenerated into a discussion about high speed CW operation
rather than the information in the original post. Some have even
It seems to me this supports the argument for using a laptop for
display. The LP-Pan would be ideal due to its small size.
If one wants screenless operation, SDR-IQ with its Spectravue
software is ideal. The SDR-IQ is about 4 1/2 x 3 7/8 x 1 1/4,
will interface to the K3 IF Out and
Edward R. Cole wrote:
For QRSS modes one could use a transistor switch to key the
output. That is how I keyed the output of a DDS synthesizer on
500-KHz for driving my 100w 600m xmtr. Of course the K3 does all
modes on 500-KHz at 0 dBm and that is what I currently use as driver.
Hi rick,
Your statement is incorrect. We specifically welcome limited OT postings
as long as they are related to Ham Radio and do not generate excessive
traffic.
Please read the list guidelines, which I will re-post next.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
list moderator
On 4/28/2011 4:59 AM, Rick
folks - Let's now end this thread.
73, Eric
list moderator
On 4/28/2011 6:52 AM, R. Kevin Stover wrote:
Have any of you ICE customers emailed ICE to inquire?
Why would you think anybody on an Elecraft mailing list would have an
authoritative answer as to whether ICE is still in business, or
For K3 diversity, I got one of their receive antenna limiters, since I can't
get the beverage too far from the end of the transmit antenna. Also got their
high power lightning protector, mostly for the DC bleed off for a vertical (not
sure who does them, but saw some 1KW versions come on the
In the interest of reducing interference from/to our K2/sK3s and
the equipment of our friends at multi-transmitter events, I'd like to see
the topic taken one step further: a short explanation of why the need for
band pass filters with Elecraft equipment exists in the first place.
Jim,
Just to clear up the differences and who does what, Ed Wetherhold, W3NQN
himself builds most of the individual W3NQN design bandpass filters that
Array Solutions sells. Larry Gillespie, K7MI of Hamation also builds
W3NQN design filters for Array Solutions and these are primarily used in
the
Clarification - I'm ending the -OT topics allowed/disallowed- portion
of this thread.
Its OK to discuss the filters further. :-)
73, Eric
Elecraft List Moderator
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On 4/28/2011 9:20 AM, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
folks - Let's now end this thread.
73, Eric
list moderator
On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 11:55:34 -0400
Joe Subich, W4TV li...@subich.com wrote:
If one wants screenless operation, SDR-IQ with its Spectravue
software is ideal. The SDR-IQ is about 4 1/2 x 3 7/8 x 1 1/4,
will interface to the K3 IF Out and computer USB. Using VSPE,
LP-Bridge or another virtual
Heartbraking news Mike, from my wife and I our thoughts and prayers are with
your all.
Gary Jennie
On 29 April 2011 00:20, Mike Fatchett W0MU w...@w0mu.com wrote:
Mike,
Sorry for your loss as well. My condolences to your family.
W0MU
On 4/28/2011 7:24 AM, Mike Short wrote:
My brother
I was so tempted to come back with a smart response... but will resist.
73,
Bill
K9YEQ
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On 4/27/2011 3:45 PM, Bruce Beford wrote:
With the XG3 and an attenuator it would be very easy to duplicate
these tests. Just remember that **unattended** beacons below 28
Apparently, with Eric's permission (TNX!) we can discuss the filters
themselves further.
Gary - good questions.
Briefly related to band pass filters:
* Whose radio am I protecting, mine or the other guy's?
Both. It prevents other stuff from other bands from getting into your
radio,
I am not the world's foremost authority, but I will give it a shot.
* Whose radio am I protecting, mine or the other guy's?
Your radio
* What am I protecting it from?
Humongous big signals like occur when a Multi-Multi contest station has a line
up of six stations, all running 1.5 KW along
Our sympathies to all
K9IL W9DHD
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Wayne,
Wondered how the change to 8bit data for the S-meter is going?
looking forward to using S-Meter Lite software
so I can get s-meter reads, over time, to try to
get an idea of a noise problem I am having
One application for band-pass filters is explained in the article, HF
Yagi Triplexer Especially for ARRL Field Day in June 2010 QST. By
adding series-tuned filters to a set of store-bought band-pass filters
they were able to use a single tri-band beam with three transceivers at
the same time.
Hello all,
when I was in Afghanistan I had not opportunity to meet Jim personaly,
but we did some phones time to time, even we exchanged emails after my
return to Portugal. He was always very polite with me. When arrived home
today knew this sad new, my best condolences to his family.
CT1DRB
* Whose radio am I protecting, mine or the other guy's?
Your radio
Actually one of the main reasons the filters are used is in DXpedition
or FD setups to restrict the phase noise you transmit to your (phone or
cw) part of the band so there can be other stations operating on the
same
I was very sad to hear about this. I have friends in Denmark who are and
have been serving in Afghanistan.
My condolences to the families involved.
73 de Thomas M0TRN
On 28 April 2011 04:14, Wes Stewart n...@yahoo.com wrote:
Alan,
:-)
Now don't that just beat all?
OH yeah, I forgot...that's why we got the K3 eh?
Gary
On 29 April 2011 04:17, Alan Bloom n...@sonic.net wrote:
One application for band-pass filters is explained in the article, HF
Yagi Triplexer Especially for ARRL Field Day in June 2010 QST. By
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On 4/28/2011 11:39 AM, Rick Stealey wrote:
Actually one of the main reasons the filters are used is in DXpedition
or FD setups to restrict the phase noise you transmit to your (phone or
cw) part of the band so there can be other stations operating on the
same band. So you are protecting the
On 4/28/2011 1:02 PM, R. Kevin Stover wrote:
And you get another pretty good general coverage receiver out of the
deal.
The general coverage receiver is only available if you do not feed
SDR-IQ from the K3 IF Out jack and quality will be somewhat dependent
on the soundcard used for audio
K2 #7150 is assembled. It receives, but shows low power and high
current on transmit. Doing the 40 meter transmitter alignment
procedure, I get these results.
When not transmitting: 13.6V, 0.22A
TUNE, 5.0W selected: 5.0W indicated, 13.3V, 2.00A
TUNE, 10.0W selected: Hi cur warning, 5.8W
Hi Kevin
Tnx a million for your valuable response. I don't know if there is a definition
of a 50% weight ratio on a shaped waveform, but I surely know what the
displayed waveform sounds like! And it looks just like what I had expected.
I am a little embarassed on behalf of Elecraft that this
Wayne,
The first place to look is the Low Pass Filters and possibly T4.
Make certain the number of turns on the toroids is correct - count the
number of times the wire goes through the center of the core rather than
counting turns on the outside. When winding a toroid, a straight wire
By the way, if you want to build your own transmit/receive band-pass
filters, there was a QST article by some guy with the call N1AL some
years ago: Inexpensive Interference Filters, QST, June 1994
Al N1AL
On Thu, 2011-04-28 at 13:23 -0300, gary bartlett wrote:
In the interest of reducing
I have just noticed a firmware upgrade for the K144XV. If it has been
mentioned on here I'm afraid I missed it.
MCU 1.04, 4-25-2011
* Fixes status LED lighting HF Tx.
MCU 1.03, 3-18-2011
* Adds support for the K144RFLK pll lock board.
MCU 1.02, 9-30-2010
* MCU sleeps during receive to
I gently suggest that what the K3 needs is a Configuration option for Keying
Compensation. Keying Compensation is different from Key Weighting. See page
10 of this document for a good explanation.
http://k1el.tripod.com/files/Winkey10.pdf
The K3 needs about 6 milliseconds of Keying Compensation
This is NOT correct. Bandpass filters are just that -- they PASS the
entire ham band, and only STOP signals outside the band.
W2VJN has published the design for a few multi-stub filters that ARE
sharp enough to cut off between phone and CW on relatively wide bands
like 160M, 80M, and 10M.
It is much harder to design a bandpass filter narrow enough to pass the
CW portion of a band while blocking the phone band or vice versa. But
it is not impossible. Several decades ago the Murphy's Marauders
contest club had some giant helical resonators that could do the job.
As I recall the 20
David,
This is just a very minor upgrade to fix a small bug in which the yellow
status LED on the K144XV illuminates when transmitting on HF. Nothing
else is affected by this upgrade.
If your K3 is never open, you would never notice it.
Normally the status LED only stays on when there is an
Hello
Can some tell me the time and frequency of the Elecraft
nets, both cw and ssb.
Thank
Scott n5sm
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Hi Scott,
The Elecraft CW Net is on Sunday at 2200z and z (3 5 PM PDT).
Frequencies are approximately 14050 kHz and 7045 kHz respectively. Thank
you for asking and please join us as often as you can.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 13:56:41 -0700, Scott
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 4:56 PM, Scott McDowell n...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hello
Can some tell me the time and frequency of the Elecraft
nets, both cw and ssb.
SSB is 14.316Mhz on Sundays at 1800z (2PM EST). Though frequency and
time maybe subject to change and the list should be consulted for the
Ok, so I was talking about SHARP bandpass filters.
Most of us are only interested in what we can build or buy at reasonable
cost (not for a Pentagon budget). What you're suggesting MUST be used at
the output of a transmitter to reduce phase noise from the TX, so it
would VERY difficult to
what bout those of us with k2s and no notch?
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From: John_N1JM
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2011 10:49 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] SSB Net Frequency (14.316, etc.)
Not bad here in AZ. The notch should take it out. I would say stay on 316.
John
For those of you with no notch there is always the CW net each Sunday.
Please join us. There is little QRM to fight and when it does occur a
simple closing down of the filters makes it easy to block.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 15:51:29 -0700, John Cooper w...@gt.rr.com
Dare I say it
Buy a K3 :-)
73 de
Jeff Cochrane - VK4BOF
Innisfail, QLD, Australia
Elecraft K3 #4257 + KPA500 + PR6 + K144XV = Multiband greatness!
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From: John Cooper
To: John_N1JM ; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Friday, April 29, 2011 8:51 AM
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I have an Owen handheld for sale. Perfect for ham shacks. It is the model
HDS2062M-N. The specs follow:
Oscilloscope Specification
Model Name
HDS1022M-N
HDS2062M-N
HDS3102M-N
Bandwidth
20MHz
60MHz
100MHz
Sample Rate ( Real time )
100MS/s
250MS/s
500MS/s
Horizontal Scale(S/div)
Hmmm. My K2 has a notch filter. It works great. BTW - the K2 notch
filter is also known as the KDSP2 :-)
- Jim, KL7CC
John Cooper wrote:
what bout those of us with k2s and no notch?
-Original Message-
From: John_N1JM
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2011 10:49 PM
To:
You mean you don't have the KDSP2 in yours :-)?
On 4/28/11 3:51 PM, John Cooper w...@gt.rr.com wrote:
what bout those of us with k2s and no notch?
-Original Message-
From: John_N1JM
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2011 10:49 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] SSB
I have had good success reducing the interaction between our K3s by
building/using the 5b4agn produced boards for the w3nqn filters
http://www.5b4agn.net/
Dave
ww2r
Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2011 13:08:52 -0700
From: Alan Bloom n...@sonic.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] OT: ICE still functioning?
To: gary
Hello Group,
We all enjoy our kit building experience from Elecraft. Are there any kit
manufacturers of Hi-Fi audio amplifier (or related audio products) in US? Of
course, I am looking for high quality equivalent to Elecraft.
I am just dreaming an audio amplifier kit from Mark Levinson or
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] SSB Net Frequency (14.316, etc.)
Not bad here in AZ. The notch should take it out. I would say stay on 316.
John N1JM
#2555
I keep seeing geographic messages about 316. It's not about geography. It's
about your neighbor or the kid down the block. 14.316 is a standard
Thank all of you who showed interest. The scope has been spoken for.
73
Alan
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Back around 1955 or so, I built an Altec-Lansing audio amplifier from a kit.
Although that company had a pretty good reputation at the time, this device
wasn't anything to boast about. It used eyelets to interconnect both sides of
the PC boards and many of them had poor conductivity (that
Yes. That WOULD be interesting. Not since Dynaco in the 70's have I
seen a decent Hi-Fi amplifier in kit form.
73, Doug -- K0DXV
On 04/28/2011 07:10 PM, Johnny Siu wrote:
Hello Group,
We all enjoy our kit building experience from Elecraft. Are there any kit
manufacturers of Hi-Fi
Hi,
All I know about these kits is that I was reading about them recently,
they were favorably reviewed, and I saved the company link. With that
disclaimer, the InterStage Mono Block amplifier kit will only run you
$3800:
http://www.audionotekits.com/monob01.html
They have a few other kits,
Thanks, Byron. I should say I am looking for solid state power amplifier kit.
TNX 73,
Johnny VR2XMC
從︰ Byron Servies by...@n6nul.org
收件人︰ Johnny Siu vr2...@yahoo.com.hk
副本(CC)︰ Elecraft elecraft@mailman.qth.net
傳送日期︰ 2011年04月29日 (週五) 10:20 AM
主題︰ Re︰ [Elecraft] OT: Hi-Fi audio amplifier kit
Thanks for all your replies. However, I forget to clarify that I am looking
for solid state power audio amplifier kits.
TNX 73,
Johnny VR2XMC
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傳送日期︰ 2011年04月29日 (週五) 9:10 AM
主題︰ OT: Hi-Fi audio amplifier kit
Hello
Plenty of dynaco amps on eBay with complete rebuild kits from Curcuo Audio ,
audio by Van Alstine , and a few others these two are the best though
Sam kf4yox
Sent from my iPhone
On Apr 28, 2011, at 10:19 PM, Doug Person k0...@aol.com wrote:
Yes. That WOULD be interesting. Not since
I don't recall ever seeing this on the reflector so here goes
Is anyone running a Yaesu FL-7000 with their K3 and have you been able to
interface it for automatic band changing?
Thanks,
Larry, KN8N a happy K3 owner!
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Some questions for the assembled experts:
1. Exactly what does the K3 QRQ setting do?
2. I can copy the guys sending fast in my head, I don't know why, I
come from a record copy background [i.e. mill]. It just sounds like
words and phrases to me. I can't send anywhere near that fast.
Larry,
Connecting the FL-7000 should not be any different than connecting
the Quadra (other than the Molex connector vs. the DIN8/262). N0SS
has diagrams for connecting both the Quadra and FL-7000 on his web
site. The FL-7000 diagram is:
http://www.n0ss.net/k3-to-fl7000_25aug09.pdf
On 4/28/2011 7:19 PM, Doug Person wrote:
Yes. That WOULD be interesting. Not since Dynaco in the 70's have I
seen a decent Hi-Fi amplifier in kit form.
I home-brewed a (tube) stereo amplifier from a Dynaco circuit
using their transformers in the early 1960s. It was first
class, but
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