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Hi, Dick: It's late now, but man oh man! That's much work when the stock
CushCraft unit can be set at 7075 (the 'secret' Steve-K7LXR setting) for
about the same performance. Btdt.
Brgds,
Dave, N3HE
It's been a long day. I've been assembling a 40 Meter 2-element W6NL Moxon.
My hands are tired
I was transmitting RTTY last night using the K3 Utility and was getting reports
that my audio level was too high. Another amateur was relaying the info to me
as he was also trying to copy me!
Is there a way to adjust the audio level when using the K3 Utility and FSK D
Mode on the K3? What
There is no transmit audio level to adjust in direct FSK mode.
The tone pair makes no difference, it is only a matter of your personal
preference of the tones you prefer to hear while monitoring your
transmission, or listening to the other station's signals.
I suspect the problem is that you
I would like to try replacing the T2 toroid with one wound on this core. It
apparently improves coupling and gives a bit higher output on higher
frequency bands than with the provided toroid.
Do I really need 2 more watts on 10 meters? No, but I do like to tinker.
Thanks
Chip
AE5KA
Hi Karlfried
There is another approach. Use the internal K3 digital voice recorder. You
can set macros on the N1MM F keys to play the DVR messages. That way the
recorded messages will sound exactly the same as the live voice as the same
microphone/settings were used for the recording. Other
Hi Don --
If you want to build an antenna launcher like the antenna
bazooka or spud gun, check the Joplin ARC website at:
http://www.joplin-arc.org/pages/antennalauncher.html
They sell a kit for $35 or $40 to build one using heavy
PVC tubing pieces. Looks to be pretty neat and not too
costly.
On Tue, 11 Oct 2011 10:29:56 -0500, jpk5...@cox.net wrote:
Hi Don --
If you want to build an antenna launcher like the antenna
bazooka or spud gun, check the Joplin ARC website at:
http://www.joplin-arc.org/pages/antennalauncher.html
They sell a kit for $35 or $40 to build one using heavy
I do this and it works absolutely great. Put the N1MM macros in the SSB
F-key slots. They look like {CAT1ASC K31;SWTxx;} which tells N1MM to
send SWTxx to K3 radio 1. xx is the front panel switch number for
the Mx keys:
M1: 21
M2: 31
M3: 35
M4: 39
All this does is emulate you tapping the M
All,
Does anyone know a good source of UHF connectors?
If so, please respond off list with Make, Model and, if you have it, Vendor.
Thanks.
John, kx4o
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The radio will output band data band 0-3 would this correspond to a-d
or would it be d-a?
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Mike,
Band 0 = A, Band 1 = B, Band 2 = C, Band 3 = D
73 Win DK9IP
Am 11.10.2011 22:23, schrieb W0MU Mike Fatchett:
The radio will output band data band 0-3 would this correspond to a-d
or would it be d-a?
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Thanks! That is what I suspected!
Mike W0MU
J6/W0MU November 21 - December 1 2011 CQ WW DX CW
W0MU-1 CC Cluster w0mu.net
On 10/11/2011 2:29 PM, Win Kriegl DK9IP/KH7CD wrote:
Mike,
Band 0 = A, Band 1 = B, Band 2 = C, Band 3 = D
73 Win DK9IP
Am 11.10.2011 22:23, schrieb W0MU Mike
Pacificon 2011 is Oct 14, 15 and 16. Yes- the official word is we will
be open for business on Friday from 3-6PM. The Pacificon website has
been updated showing the correct schedule.
If you are planning on attending and would like to stop by and help us
at the booth for an hour or so, please
Do you know if they will ship to the UK and any idea how much for?
73 de M0XDF, K3 #174, P3 #108, KX3 #???
On 11 Oct 2011, at 16:29, jpk5...@cox.net wrote:
Hi Don --
If you want to build an antenna launcher like the antenna
bazooka or spud gun, check the Joplin ARC website at:
On 10/11/2011 11:46 AM, John Huggins, kx4o wrote:
Does anyone know a good source of UHF connectors?
For soldering, Amphenol 83-1SP is the only thing to buy. I found the
best price to be from Allied when I bought in quantity about a year ago.
$2.74 in 100-lots. These are the silver-plated for
Thanks for clarifying this. I just got the amp today! Off to start
building!
Then again, just when I thought I needed an amp to bust those pileups, 10m
was hopping with Japan stations all over the place on 10 meters. No amp
needed!
I'll save it for the ZL's.
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Ok, I have more answers.
If the sub is sharing an antenna, you do not have to worry about antenna
isolation, only if you are using a separate antenna for the sub.
Furthermore, the RF on the receive antenna should not be higher than 2 Watts
of power.
Now this opens a question; Why didn't the K3
I am attempting to hook up an Array Solutions DBS-2 Band decoder on the
K3. When I have it connected using a Y cable the KPA-500 no longer
follows the bands it seems to get confused. I have the KIO rev B board
which I believe should have the pull up resistors but I am seeing 2.3 to
2.5 volts
Jim is correct. I also use only Amphenol PL-259 type connectors, and
buy them in 100 or 200 lots. I use the astro-plate version, which
take solder easily, and is a bit less expensive than the full silver
plate version. (The center pin is still silver plated). I think the
part number
Mike,
Your band decoder is apparently loading down the K3 band data lines to
the point where they cannot be unambiguously decoded by the KPA500.
Yes, less than 3 volts on the band data lines is in the noise region
for digital logic.
You may have to add isolation diodes and pullup resistors
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