Hi Folks,
I have set up my K2 (with 60m / transverter module fitted) so that the VFO
hops between channels which are saved in memory. All as per the manual.
Works a treat.
Can anyone tell me if there is any way I can keep this setting for say VFO A
but have VFO B set for normal tuning ?
Understood. The point is that I ONLY want to talk to the RS-232 interface. No
xmit or
recv is needed. I'll be in a Mac programming seminar at Big Nerd Ranch. Really.
I have one of those RS supplies in the shack, powering 4 receivers that listen
for
railroad traffic and send it to an
Today or tomorrow then? :-P
73, Mike NF4L
On 12/29/2011 6:50 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
All further details on the KXPA100 (and the companion 100-W ATU, the
KXAT100) will
be announced later this year.
73, Wayne N6KR
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The preliminary literature shows the jacks on the left side panel, but I
have not seen information as to what can be expected on the back (other than
the statement from Wayne that the KX3 a Key Out or PTT out jack to feed
to the KPA-500's PA Key jack).
Is there additional information as to
wayne burdick wrote
The KX3 could be turned on/off and fully controlled from a
hypothetical super-mic that includes a display and speaker. No plans
to make such mic yet, but the design supports it.
That would be really cool. The HFPack edition hand-set?
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Ok I admit I do not clearly understand this 30dB better dynamic range.
Can someone put it into terms what this really means on the RX side of
things, when you would be in real world operating conditions. It does
not have to be about these specific radios listed in the post below, but
what
Don
Having owned both a k2 and an an 817, i can say that in terms of working pile
up which happens during contesting or sprints and you want to be competitive in
bagging who's then it is absolutely no contest because you can pick apart a
pileup with the progressively narrow filters better.
Don:
Dynamic range is the ratio or the largest signal to the smallest signal
that the receiver can properly handle.
The low end of dynamic range is smallest signal that the device can
detect, and in analog gear like an amplifier or mixer is usually
determined by the internal noise generated
Don,
Dynamic Range is the range between the minimum signal that can be
received to the maximum signal level that causes compression of the
radio output.
A greater dynamic range means that you can listen to two signals in the
passband, one quite weak and one quite strong without overloading the
wayne burdick wrote
With the KXFL3 module installed, the KX3 has IMDDR3 in the ~100 dB
range at 2 kHz and blocking DR in the 140 dB range.
Any estimates for IMD/BDR in the basic rig (no KXFL3) ?
73, Bill
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On 12/29/2011 11:35 PM,
You could unsolder T3, that would remove power from the finals making
transmission impossible.
73 de Al, W2GZN
From: Lou Voerman W2ROW voer...@att.net
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2011 9:54 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] K2 Disable Transmit
I have an extra K2/10 with
Hi All:
I have a question for either the KAT500 beta testers or the Elecraft squad
regarding the level of integration between the KAT500 and the rest of the
K-Line.
*What I'm wondering is how well integrated the KAT500 is going to be with
the K-Line when a tune sequence is engaged?*
The reason
On Fri, Dec 30, 2011 at 8:34 AM, Fred Jensen k6...@foothill.net wrote:
There is, at the very least, a Master's Thesis, and likely a PhD
dissertation on the social sciences and psychology buried in the
archives of this list :-)
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You're so right, Fred. No doubt at this very moment some
I use one of these Bump speakers with several rigs, including my KX1:
http://aluratek.com/bump-3-5mm-portable-mini-speaker-with-built-in-lithium-ion-battery
Internal rechargable battery, USB recharging cable, folds up compactly. Also
works well to enhance the sound of a smartphone for music.
I like the iHome iHM79 speakers - compact, USB rechargeable (or +12v
with car adapter), $40 from Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/IHOME-iHM79BC-Rechargeable-Speakers-Black/dp/B00343DNJK
73,
geoff - W1OH
On 12/30/11 12:50 AM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
Hi all,
If you know of some decent 12-V
powered
Good guess Vic,
I finally ran this down to the electronic dish washer. It has a two hour wash
cycle it is a Bosch model SHX68P05UC/58.
http://www.bosch-home.com/us/SHX68P05UC.html
It uses some pulsing to control motor functions. As pointed out by Alan (N1AL)
they must use pulse control
Is there a way to share the SDR functionality over a network? Let's say
I setup the KX3 at one end of my house hooked to my desktop while I
operated my netbook somewhere else... Can I access the IQ in an SDR
software remotely?
Like using Ham Radio Deluxe's Server/Client function.
Phillip
How far apart can the dual VFos be set for receive or scanning? I
believe that the max for SDR purposes is only 20Khz, correct? Is this a
fixed width for other uses also.
Phillip
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I didn't even hesitate adding the KXFL3 to my KX3 order. I may not
notice much up here in the sticks of Alaska, but the KX3 will
travel with me to the lower-48 and why compromise? The other option
was the MH3, mic.
I opted out of the paddle-key and internal tuner as I do not
anticipate
elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net said the following on 12/30/2011 12:24 PM:
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You can access your personal options via the following url:
I think we all know that the KX3 *is* a better radio (performance,
ergonomics, etc.) than the FT-817.
Nevertheless we should also keep in mind that the '817 is now 10 year old
technology and it was a real innovative product when it hit the market back
then! I still find it unbelievable how to
Don,
8T line is fine, zero volts.
Enc A voltage varies with turn of the encoder (approx. 5-.3V), but Enc B
does not (.09-.11V).
How can I get to the menu settings without a working encoder?
73,
Casey
On 12/29/2011 4:15 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
K2 A to B Instructions
At 9:30, I was close so I pushed on and was able to push the power switch in
at about 11:00pm. The first test/ Aligment went great. What a nice looking
display. It was great to hear the cw when I attached the paddle. I hope to
put in some significant time during the long weekend( XYL may veto).
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Casey,
Since the ENC B does not go to a high level, you may have a bad firmware
IC - Control Board U6
Try removing the CB U6 (use good anti-static procedures) and measure the
ENC B line again. If it goes both high and low, the encoder is good,
but the firmware is bad.
Hold off on the Master
Don,
With U6 removed both Enc A and B measure steady 4.76V (U6 pins 8 and 16,
respectively). Re-installed U6, no change. Indeed Band +/- gets me through
the menu, nice trick! I will record settings and await further instructions.
73,
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Hi Bill,
Thanks for posting the answer, I was wondering what it was.The
P3
is a great tool for interference reduction work. I was
amazed how noisy my Astron switcher actually is. Seeing what was actually
occurring was very different than hearing the birdies fly thru and be
Hi Wayne,
On 30 December 2011 02:11, Wayne Burdick n...@elecraft.com wrote:
6. The V/U operation of FT817 can be covered by H/T
KX3: 2-meter module in the works.
Not stopping me from getting a KX3 (I've already ordered mine), but to
completely replace my FT-817 it *would* be nice with
Casey,
I use the BAND+/- buttons to get through the menu more than I use the VFO.
You can try the Master Reset, but based on what you found, I suspect
that will not fix it, you apparently have a shorted input on CB U6 pin 16.
As soon as you confirm that, get new firmware on order. If you do NOT
Don,
U6 removed, power off I have 74 ohms on pin socket 16.
I have 2.03d FW. The problem is getting the new chips down here (long
story, but postal mail is out), but I will figure that out.
Thanks for your help.
73,
Casey
On 12/30/2011 1:03 PM, Don Wilhelm-4 [via Elecraft] wrote:
Casey,
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Thomas Horsten wrote:
Not stopping me from getting a KX3 (I've already ordered mine), but
to completely replace my FT-817 it *would* be nice with 2m/70cm
support. As I understand it the internal 2m module comes at the
expense of the ATU, so I guess that won't be an option for me. The
What will the 2m transverter receive range be? Will it be able to receive
WX @ 162mhz?
In a message dated 12/30/2011 11:50:43 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
n...@elecraft.com writes:
Thomas Horsten wrote:
Not stopping me from getting a KX3 (I've already ordered mine), but
to
(This is my THIRD try; -First one was sent out with text, but the
reflector had dropped all out, for some reason. -Most likely, due to an
error on my part. Second try failed the same way, so this third try is
a copy-and-paste from a text editor.)
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Looking for someone, hopefully near Seattle, that could do a little
troubleshooting and repair on my ole K2 (sn2888).From the indications; Low
power output on all bands. 5 W; 9.9 swr into D.L; I suspect there is a
problem in the Low Pass Filter Dept. My dexterity with the ole hands has
On 30 December 2011 19:50, Wayne Burdick n...@elecraft.com wrote:
Actually, it can. You'll be able to install the ATU and transverter at the
same time, or either separately.
Wow, that is excellent news, I was actually considering not getting the ATU
to keep my options open for the transverter,
Beyond awesome? How about including 220 MHz. That would really be
Beyond.Carry-onBill-w7kxb
From: tho...@horsten.com
Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2011 20:09:35 +
To: n...@elecraft.com
CC: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [FT817] Vs ELECRAFT
On 30 December 2011 19:50, Wayne
Hi All: A few weeks ago Eric or Wayne mentioned that a K3/0 would be made
available to be used as the local K3 in a Remoterig system. Could someone at
Elecrafat please provide an indication of when it could be ordered and when
shipping might start.
Thanks and HNY to all.
73,
Doug, VE3MV
Mike,
I believe you either misunderstood, or you do not have a good mental
image of the small microphone Wayne was talking about.
I don't see any inconsistency. The small microphone mentioned is a
right angled mic that is quite small and fits directly on the KX3 (no
cord) and it has a 3
2 meters is the current target. It may be possible to add more bands,
but even if it were, we wouldn't be looking into this for a long time
due to other priorities.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Dec 30, 2011, at 12:16 PM, Bill Harris wrote:
Beyond awesome? How about including 220 MHz. That would
Thomas Horsten wrote:
I will almost certainly get the 2m module now, if it coexists with
the ATU. Any idea when it will be offered?
Best guess: April or May.
Wayne
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There IS limited space in there. It would be nice if various Txvtrs
were available and could be swapped. It a 2nd bottom that was thicker.
that was an option to replace the original and allow space for a choice
of 2 Txvtrs. Or to not go this route for those who don't want.
Is this a more
Mike Schwendeman wrote:
First, he said that the 3-circuit plug will not offer
PTT. Then, he offered that the 3-circuit devices from FRY'S, as an
example, would allow one to use the KX3 as a handheld radio.
The XMIT switch would be used with any 3-circuit mic, such as the one
from Fry's.
On 12/30/2011 4:51 AM, gold...@charter.net wrote:
Ok I admit I do not clearly understand this 30dB better dynamic range.
In very simple terms, it means that when a very strong signal is very
close in frequency to another much weaker signal that you want to listen
to, the KX3 can reject a
On Dec 30, 2011, at 11:58 AM, ac...@aol.com wrote:
What will the 2m transverter receive range be? Will it be able to
receive
WX @ 162mhz?
Best guess: 143-149 MHz, with higher losses outside this range. I
doubt that we would have useful sensitivity at 162 MHz, but we'll know
soon
I may stand corrected, if your assumption is correct. (I have NO
problem in admitting an error.) But, it does NOT seem that a 3-circuit
plug will be permitted access to the PTT function. -Again, I really do
not know. All I have to go by is the previously-copied entry from a
person who
Thank you for your reply! I will add my comments below...
On 12/30/11 3:02 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
Mike Schwendeman wrote:
First, he said that the 3-circuit plug will not offer
PTT. Then, he offered that the 3-circuit devices from FRY'S, as an
example, would allow one to use the KX3 as a
OK, how about an adaptter similar to What Yaesu offered for the VX
series HTs. It plugs into their 4-circuit mic jack and presented a new
jack with a 3-circuit. this was useful for cloning, digital work, or for
programming. I have 2 of them for my VX. The other cable splits the
4-circuit into
Mike,
It appears that the lack of PTT with a 3 circuit microphone is a lack in
the microphone (I don't know of any mic with a 3 circuit plug that has a
PTT button - these are built for use as computer mics).
Wayne has said that one could wire a PTT switch onto a 3 circuit jack -
which tells me
That's a good idea and I would be happy to host it if people would like
to send me the images and explanations.
73 and Happy New Year.
Fred
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The Elecraft K3: Design, Configuration, and Operation
www.ke7x.com
-Original Message-
To elaborate on your soliciting others
Mike Schwendeman wrote:
I really do appreciate your willingness to consider new developments
or modification! (Again, to ME, the connector's up-down feature is
really nifty, but it has an obviously LOWER need, therefore
PRIORITY, when one considers the PTT function. -Too late for a
You wrote :HFPack edition hand-set?
Yes, please The ability to put the radio in a back pack
with an external battery pack and flexible whip would make
a great HF pack set. If a super mic is a bridge too far, a
remote radio controller with a mil-style hand set would
work as well
72/72,
K1NR
Would this work in reducing the effects of my notebooks noisy
power-supply.? I can not use my 817 at all on 20m unless I unplug my
Notebook.
73/Phillip/N8AYE
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Jim Brown said the following on 12/30/2011 4:03 PM:
In very simple terms, it means that when a very strong
My 817 can't even get WX.
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Wayne Burdick said the following on 12/30/2011 4:03 PM:
On Dec 30, 2011, at 11:58 AM, ac...@aol.com wrote:
What will the 2m transverter receive range be? Will it be able to
receive
WX @ 162mhz?
Best guess:
While I'm not looking for an ARRL Lab type of equipment review, I wonder if
there are RX performance numbers for the KX3 that can be put out on the list.
Specifically, the 3rd order intercept numbers as well as blocking dynamic range
would be nice along with sensitivity.
Given that the KX3 is
I must add one small point that I had NOT explained or addressed well,
at all!
- Yes, the mini-mic, or the small mic that is from Fry's will indeed work.
This plan will mean that one would have to pick up, and hold the radio,
I am assuming. This, or the mic gain will have to be set rather
On 12/30/2011 1:22 PM, Phillip Nichols wrote:
OK, how about an adaptter similar to What Yaesu offered for the VX
series HTs. It plugs into their 4-circuit mic jack and presented a new
jack with a 3-circuit. this was useful for cloning, digital work, or for
programming. I have 2 of them for my
On 12/30/2011 1:26 PM, Phillip Nichols wrote:
Would this work in reducing the effects of my notebooks noisy
power-supply.? I can not use my 817 at all on 20m unless I unplug my
Notebook.
Not at all. You must kill the noise that the power supply generates. See
Wayne;
I do understand that the PTT function is indeed available at the mic
connector on the KX3 radio. You have mentioned ...PTT function comes
out to one of the 4 pins...
But... On which of the four circuit points on the 4-circuit
connector? From way back to my original post and
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EC2 Enclosure. Rev. C, November 7, 2002 $50
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Mike,
Here's how the mic is wired:
Sleeve = shield ground
ring2 = logic ground
ring1 = PTT/UP/DN
tip = mic audio
Since a 3-circuit plug merges sleeve and ring2, a mic with such a plug
could be wired to work with the KX3 and provide PTT, though I don't
have one with which to test
The image captured from my P3 shows an interesting issue for which I am
seeking an explanation. On 28 MHz I am seeing a strong spike (
harmonic?) which moves in conjunction with VFO A. It is not absolutely
stable but does drift a little. Unfortunately I cannot listen to the
spike which is
Mike,
The KX3 should only be used as an HT when that's the only option. As
HTs go, it's pretty large. That said, I believe the KX3 works pretty
well for short HT-style QSOs. The speaker is right next to your ear,
and you can use VOX if tapping XMIT doesn't suit you.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On
These numbers will be announced well ahead of first shipments. You
won't be disappointed, either.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Dec 30, 2011, at 1:35 PM, Joseph Trombino, Jr wrote:
While I'm not looking for an ARRL Lab type of equipment review, I
wonder if there are RX performance numbers for the KX3
The KX3 is all mode on 144-148 with the 144 module.
73,
Eric
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On 12/30/2011 12:58 PM, Phillip Nichols wrote:
There IS limited space in there. It would be nice if various Txvtrs
were available and could be swapped. It a 2nd bottom that was thicker.
that was an option to
Wayne wrote:
It's KXPA100, though, not KPA100. The KPA100 was the 100-W amp
for the K2.
With the growing catalog of Elecraft products, it would be a great enhancement
to clarity were the model designation of various accessories that are particular
to one rig revised to contain the full base
This is just an issue of your notebook emitting a lot of RF in the ham
bands; it isn't a strong enough signal to bring dynamic range into play.
The KX3 has DSP-based noise blanking and noise reduction, so it should
do a better job on all types of noise than the '817.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Dec
To answer your later email to me (Time sent was 4:27 PM, my local time);
Yes, I just now am viewing the diagram, Wayne.
Earlier in the original post (Thu, 29 Dec 2011 08:22:53 -0800), I
believe you had mentioned:
However, the mic jack can also be used with mics having a 3-circuit
(stereo)
*Wayne,
Whilst paying attention to the Mic wiring discussion I wonder about using
the KX3 as a Mobile HF rig.
Am I correct in thinking the Elecraft Mic will function nicely, but, to
enable hands free use are you looking at whatwill be a suitable headset
including PTT will suit, as in my case VOX
Mike,
This is easy to do in hindsight, but difficult in practice because of
the reams of internal, vendor, and customer documents that would have
to be changed.
Also, we had specific reasons for using certain model numbers, and
they have semantic and historical significance. For example,
I can't answer this question specifically (yet), but nearly any wired
or bluetooth headset could be adapted to work with the KX3 given the
right adapters.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Dec 30, 2011, at 2:50 PM, Gary Gregory wrote:
Wayne,
Whilst paying attention to the Mic wiring discussion I wonder
The FT817 having all modes on UHF is the only reason I still keep it
Guess i will have to dig out the old microwave modules MMT432/144
transverter to use with the KX3
Dave
G4FRE
Date: Thu, 29 Dec 2011 23:04:48 -0500
From: Ken Alexander k.alexan...@rogers.com
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [FT817] Vs
Mike Schwendeman wrote:
Earlier in the original post (Thu, 29 Dec 2011 08:22:53 -0800), I
believe you had mentioned:
However, the mic jack can also be used with mics having a 3-circuit
(stereo) plug. These will not provide PTT or UP/DN controls, but can
still be used with VOX or the XMIT
On 12/30/2011 1:03 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
On 12/30/2011 4:51 AM, gold...@charter.net wrote:
Ok I admit I do not clearly understand this 30dB better dynamic range.
In very simple terms, it means that when a very strong signal is very
close in frequency to another much weaker signal that you want
Yep; Easy enough to do: Wire one's own mic to the common 3-circuit
plug. (DONE!) Wayne has offered positive information which confirms
your feelings.
And, yes; A common computer mic may well NOT have a PTT switch. I was
never considering this. Rather than a computer mic, I was thinking
Or from future historians who want to know how Elecraft became the ham
equivalent of Apple. ;-) iHam what iHam.
Rick nhc
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From: Wayne Burdick
If we're lucky, our model number choices will inspire curiosity and
discussion among linguistic paleontologists in the
If all goes to plan we should have it and the RemoteRig boxes on the
order form in the next 2 weeks or so.
I'm testing one on my desk right now :-)
73, Eric
73,
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On 12/30/2011 12:42 PM, D Joyce wrote:
Hi All: A few weeks ago Eric or Wayne mentioned that a K3/0
Wayne wrote:
The KX3 will have about 30 dB better dynamic range than the IC-7000,
even without the roofing filter.
The IC-7000, like almost all Asian-origin HF rigs (including the FT-817)
also does NOT allow selection of iambic keying mode! They are all set
permanently for mode B.
The ICOM
Hi Gang:
Going to Tampa tonight (Friday) for the New Year with our grandkids. Will be in
the Tampa area for a few days. Any QRPers out there that want to get together
for an eye-ball?? If so, leave me a message here (k...@live.com). Are there any
local Tampa Area repeaters that I could get
Arg. I've been having to employ the noise blanker for the first time after
a year of owning the k3. At least it's only on one antenna, a home brew 10m
wire beam.
Anyway I'm using the noise blanker in
I.F. Not dsp. This caused me to remember discussions about NB sample spectrum
and
I saw a post that orders for the mod will be about a week away. Could we get
some preliminary details of all that the mod will do now, and ultimately.
There have been rumors.
Richard Fjeld, n0ce
rpfj...@embarqmail.com
E=IR, it's the law.
Just curious if anyone has figured out if the orders are closed or not. I'd
be curious what the limit is on first-round production, if any, and if there
is a limit on order numbers until the second round?
Also, does anyone know how the rigs are packaged? Is it factory-assembled
first? Kits
See the pics at the bottom of the page at:
http://www.elecraft.com/P3/p3.htm
73,
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On 12/30/2011 3:38 PM, Richard Fjeld wrote:
I saw a post that orders for the mod will be about a week away. Could we get
some preliminary details of all that the mod will do now, and
Mike Morrow wrote:
The IC-7000, like almost all Asian-origin HF rigs (including the
FT-817)
also does NOT allow selection of iambic keying mode! They are all set
permanently for mode B.
Elecraft rigs give you modes A and B, which are both iambic but
with different element-insert timing.
Is there any thought of letting a KX3 remote to a K3 (remoteRig or
otherwise)? That'd be a whole bunch cheaper than buying a second K3.
Rick NHC
-Original Message-
From: Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft
If all goes to plan we should have it and the RemoteRig boxes on the
order form in
fraley wrote:
The preliminary literature shows the jacks on the left side panel,
but I
have not seen information as to what can be expected on the back
(other than
the statement from Wayne that the KX3 a Key Out or PTT out jack
to feed
to the KPA-500's PA Key jack).
There's a
Possibly in the future - but we are swamped for the next several months
just getting the KX3s out the door.
73,
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On 12/30/2011 3:49 PM, Rick Bates wrote:
Is there any thought of letting a KX3 remote to a K3 (remoteRig or
otherwise)? That'd be a whole bunch cheaper
Just wondering whether the KXSER cable is the same as the one provided
with the XG3 and K144XV?
If so, many of us allready have an appropriate cable and there would be no
reason/need to swap the KXUSB for a KXSER when ordering a KX3.
That also raises the question whether the KXUSB cable can be
Rick Bates wrote:
Is there any thought of letting a KX3 remote to a K3 (remoteRig or
otherwise)? That'd be a whole bunch cheaper than buying a second K3.
Rick NHC
Yes, although there isn't a 1:1 mapping of KX3 controls to K3
controls, so there will be tradeoffs involved. We'll get to
The KXUSB cable will work with all of our products that have 3.5-mm
serial PC data connectors, including the XG3, K144XV, W1, W2 and KX3.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Dec 30, 2011, at 3:53 PM, Ron - PE8E wrote:
Just wondering whether the KXSER cable is the same as the one provided
with the XG3 and
Wayne,
Would it be possible/easy/already-done to add SideSwiper mode for the
built-in paddle/iambic mode choices?
73/Phillip/N8AYE
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Is there a way to share the SDR functionality over a network? Let's say
I setup the KX3 at one end of my house hooked to my desktop while I
operated my netbook somewhere else... Can I access the IQ in an SDR
software remotely?
Like using Ham Radio Deluxe's Server/Client function.
We are definitely still taking orders There is no order limit. :-)
We have received a huge number of orders and are adjusting our
production plans accordingly. The orders are still coming in at a good clip.
In general, we ship in order of the date/time each order is received.
73,
Eric
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Eric,
I am still planning to order but deciding on features I want. If I order in
next day or two when can I expect shipment now. Also the real clincher is the
possible remote access to the K3. That is epic news.
Do you have an idea when the 100W amp will come out and it's price.
Thanks,
Hi All,
I'm glad (for some of you) that a 2 meter transverter will eventually be
available for the KX3. In my view, however, only having 2 meters really
doesn't accomplish that much. Yes, 2 meters probably still is the most
significant VHF/UHF band, but it seems to me that 440 has become
Further to my first post on this, I forget to add the phenomena occurs
without an antenna connected.
Deane
VK1DW
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Hi,
I am planning to get a DX Engineering NCC-1 noise cancellation system and
just want to be sure that I understand how the RX in and out works.
If I press the RX button on the K3, does this effectively just break the
signal path on the selected antenna allowing a different antenna to be used
on
Dyarnes,
Many of us looking for 2m in the rig are not really expecting to use
the KX3 as a QRP rig w/ built in 2m HT. Rather, we expect to use it as
the centerpiece of a portable VHF+ weak-signal station where the native 6
and 2 can be fed directly to amps, 10m can be used to drive UHF
I just finished reading an article about some companies that
may not or will not be around for 2012. For example, SEARS has been in
business for 125 years but they are
closing hundreds of stores.
Because of the current economy, the list of failing
businesses in this country is long and growing
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