Hi,
What is the value of the RX attenuator in the K3?
At what level does the carrier operated relay protection operate?
73
Ian
G0AFH
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Help:
the ATTN is 10dB. Not sure where the CORs activate however. I do know
that I've hit them before though.. :)
Not sure if this helps you but I do also know that you can get to +20dBm
and as long as you have the extreme signal protection mod done to your
radio (or it was built after 9/1/2009)
Thanks for the link. I recall seeing the wire when I checked to see if
the IF out level mod had been done.
73
Ian
On 13/06/2012 10:16, Brett Howard wrote:
If you want to check and be absolutely certain check this document out:
John had some interesting Elecraft stuff on his website, but it has
disappeared (server not found). Does anyone know if he's QSY'd elsewhere or
why it's been taken down?
73 Dave G3TJP
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Hello Elecrafters,
Last evening, one of the T32 Dxpedition team member, Dave VO1AU, gave a
presentation about this Dxpedition to the members of Hong Kong Amateur Radio
Transmitting Society (HARTS)- the national radio society of Hong Kong.
The audiance really enjoyed the presentation and
DaveL G3TJP wrote
John had some interesting Elecraft stuff on his website, but it has
disappeared (server not found). Does anyone know if he's QSY'd elsewhere
or
why it's been taken down?
No idea but the pages are still available on the WayBack Machine (archive)
if you have the
Here's the actual link to his webpage:
http://web.archive.org/web/20030719185034/http://home.pacbell.net/johngreb/
73, Bill
Bill W4ZV wrote
DaveL G3TJP wrote
John had some interesting Elecraft stuff on his website, but it has
disappeared (server not found). Does anyone know if
Well, I haven't rec'd my KX3 yet, but from what I've read, and some videos
posted here, it should take about 2-3 hours from the time you open the box,
assuming you are already set with an ESD matt and wrist strap. Go buy a
new, good quality #1 and #0 Phillips screw-driver, have your multi-meter
K3/100: Base K3 includes KPA100, KAT3, KXV3, KDVR3, KPBF3. Filters: 13kHz
6kHz 2.8kHz 1.8kHz 400Hz.
Also includes KPR6 preamp, KRX3 subreceiver with KBPF3, 2.8kHz 400Hz
All manuals, all updates. Serial# 00929
Price new over $4500 Asking $3000, includes shipping USPS Priority
Email:
The Huntsville Hamfest is still a ways off, but I want to offer help for those
who are making plans to participant and/or planning to stay up in the Monte
Sano Campgrounds that weekend.
Besides 7 QRP Forums at the hamfest (4 Saturday/3 Sunday), our 3rd Two Days in
Huntsville includes a
I'll take it.
K3/100: Base K3 includes KPA100, KAT3, KXV3, KDVR3, KPBF3. Filters: 13kHz
6kHz 2.8kHz 1.8kHz 400Hz.
Also includes KPR6 preamp, KRX3 subreceiver with KBPF3, 2.8kHz 400Hz
All manuals, all updates. Serial# 00929
Price new over $4500 Asking $3000, includes shipping USPS
THX to all that replied, the K3 has been sold
-Original Message-
From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net
[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of N2BC
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2012 8:43 AM
To: 'Elecraft'
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 For Sale
K3/100: Base K3 includes KPA100,
Market must be off, it took 45 minutes to sell!
73,
Jack - WE5ST
From: N2BC n...@stny.rr.com
To: n...@stny.rr.com; Elecraft elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wed, June 13, 2012 9:36:07 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 For Sale (SOLD)
THX to all that replied,
That's the beauty of buying an Elecraft kit, Ron.
You start with the basic KX3 and add options as you feel that they're
needed.
Try that with the Big Three. A new model is introduced, and suddenly your
current transceiver has dropped in resale value.
The necessary tools are noted in the Tools
Ron, it's all mechanical assembly - no soldering required.
Totally different than the K1 or Heathkits.
72/73 de Jim - AD6CW
On 6/12/2012 8:27 PM, Ronald Nutter wrote:
Bill:
Can you give me a rough idea of how long it will take to assemble ?
Want to make sure I will have enough time to put it
Well it's Wednesday so have taken my granddaughter to Chateau de Versailles
and Notre Dame de Paris. We've eaten escargots and bouillebais. Best part
is the evenings and early mornings on CW and PSK31 with the KX3. I've added
EW8O, IN3GNV and various others to the log. This rig is a pure
Doug:
I just got a KPA500 and spent the last few days getting it going. I am
using a TS-480 but ran into the same RS-232 problem you mention. After
investigating I finally figured out what was going on.
The problem is, when my KPA500 powers up it ALWAYS initializes BOTH of its
RS-232
I've used an XG3 and the audio voltage/db feature in the KX3 to check the
sensitivity. In CW mode with the bandwidth set at 2.8kHz I get -131db. With the
filter set at 0.05kHz it's -140db. I also tried with the peaking filter turned
on and got -148db for both filter widths. Just curious how
w...@comcast.net wrote
I've used an XG3 and the audio voltage/db feature in the KX3 to check the
sensitivity. In CW mode with the bandwidth set at 2.8kHz I get -131db.
With the filter set at 0.05kHz it's -140db. I also tried with the peaking
filter turned on and got -148db for both filter
Hi
What is the largest signal that I can reasonably expect the K3 to handle
before overload?
I am using my K3 with an external transverter for 2m and have a very
large in band signal to deal with.
If it makes any difference, I am transverting from 14MHz.
73
Ian.
Thanks,
I understand how the filter effects the reading...just wasn't sure about what
the standard bandwidth is. I tried it with a 500hz setting and got -138db, so
it's right on. Great little radio! By the way, this is on 20m.
Bernie
W1AZ
- Original Message -
From: Bill W4ZV
I appreciate everyone's response. Got the word back from Elecraft that
nothing is available at this point and it looks like sometime in the
fall at the earliest before something will be available.
Will have to do without for now and see what things look like in the fall.
Will unsubscribe from
I generally dont chime in on issues but I believe the bigger problem may
be how
well your converter handles the strong signal
unless someone is tx a bad signal ( distortation ) I have never had
overload ' issues on 75 meter
the DEM stuff is pretty good,, not sure what else is outthere
Bob K3DJC
On 12-06-09 11:43 PM, Rick McClelland, AA5S wrote:
Did anyone else on this list give this class a go?
I was working on the 6.002x course thanks to seeing the message about it in
this mailing list. I signed up less than a week before the course started. I
also wound up with an A.
Having done
Congratulations, Kevin on completing the course and doing well. It is
heart-breaking to see the postings from the people who missed the final for
what-ever reason or missed a C by a single point. I, too, hadn't heard of
this course before Bill sent that email so I think we both must have signed
Is there a problem with the list ( or is it just at my end )? I have seen no
new postings since June 8.
Doug (Ontario, Canada)
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Doug,
Check with your ISP to see if they have done something to help you.
I understand that Gmail does not send you copies of your own posts to
any reflector, perhaps your ISP has decided it is your best interests to
do something similar.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 6/13/2012 8:42 PM, Doug VE3VS wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am starting to gather equipment for an attempt at moonbounce. I
would like to find an XV144 2 meter transverter for the station. I know
that Elecraft has many and it would be great to build another but funds are
limited. If anyone has an XV144 that they are not using and
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