Yes, me too, but as requested, I've mailed him about it.
And if it is because of a blocked site, that's not good, since it's Virgin
Media, a major carrier in the UK
73 de David, M0XDF (K3 #174, P3 #108)
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I have the same from here at work. . I'm not sure that our network
manager would be too pleased to be told that our school IP address is dodgy!
It worked fine for me from home this morning (BTInternet). A fantastic
site, really comprehensive information.
73 Stephen G4SJP
On 15 January 2013
It would be very nice if these could be fitted inside the K3, or modify the
existing K3 receive filters to provide similar results.
David
G3UNA
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From: Jack Smith jack.sm...@cliftonlaboratories.com
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Monday, January 14, 2013 8:20
Hi
I used a new KX3 for the first time on a SOTA activation. (Used the TRX at
home several times without this problem)
Out on the summit minus 3 degrees Celsius
After some minutes tx-ing in CW on 40m I got from the KX3 a continous serie
of dots
I thought, my paddle was keying by
http://signals.taunus.de/DIG_introd.htm
I was able to access this URL this morning. He does do an excellent job of
describing the signals complete with recordings. I believe the signal I
recorded is a QAM signal or phase shift keying. If he returns this morning
1450Z or so I'll record the
I don't have any of that behavior. I can turn one on/off or the other.
I think you have more pins connected that Elecraft does not connect with their
cable...probably pin #8.
Chuck, KE9UW
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Subject: FW: MD's gotta go... :)
Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2013 16:32:12 -0700
Subject: MD's gotta go... :)
Medical Doctors
(A) The number of physicians in the U.S. is
700,000.
(B) Accidental
Ken wrote: Several of the parks on the beach have Seasonde equipment housed
in the plumbing areas between the men's and women's bathrooms, and I have
photos of these installations,
Ken was very fortunate. If any of the rest of us had been spotted with a
camera in the walls between the
1) What does this have to do with elecraft, or ham radio?
2) Given that this forum is international in membership, and as such many
people here have no vested interest in this subject, why post this one sided,
irrelevant post here
3) Political rants have no place in an international hobby like
All:
Thanks for all your input. Big thank you to Richard VE3KI
for his excellent email which should be in the manual
verbatim, frankly!
I have heard from Elecraft Support, and the factory says
that the only pins that are disabled on a standard KPAK3AUX
cable are as follows:
Pins 1, 6, 7, 8 and
I sent CODAR a message and a screen capture from the P3 yesterday.
The president of the company said the signature of the RF signal was
not from their radar. He was very helpful, saying that if I could
send him a recording of it he might be able to help find out what it
is.
On Tue, 15 Jan
Folks - do not try to moderate the list or tell people how they should
post. That only increases the noise level and is outside of the official
list guidelines.
It's also inappropriate to attack another list member or say they have
to go..
Also, delete most of the copied text in your
Lets let this thread end for now. We've beat the 17M intruder to death.. ;-)
73,
Eric
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On 1/14/2013 3:32 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
We had a close electrical strike last summer. Nothing died as a
result of being connected to the AC mains, but it somehow jumped onto
the wired Ethernet home network. I lost 4 computers, a NAS file
server, two switches, the router, and an access
Hello together,
i observed when i activate the peak-hold function of the S-Meter that one
bar is added to the signal (the hold dot). So the meter shows abt 5db too
much...anyone observed this issue ?
I use 4.60 FW, SMTR MD set to abs.
73
Michael
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DL5OCD == DL5OCD metamo...@t-online.de writes:
DL5OCD Hello together,
DL5OCD i observed when i activate the peak-hold function of the
DL5OCD S-Meter that one
DL5OCD bar is added to the signal (the hold dot). So the meter
DL5OCD shows abt 5db too
DL5OCD much...anyone
Running 4.58 and mine does the same. I set the service monitor down to
S-9, and then set the P3 to -73 dBm, but finally decided I didn't like
peak-hold, and put it back.
73,
Fred K6DGW
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On 1/15/2013
OK, many thanks. So it seems more like a bug than a feature...i`ll forward
this to k3-support.
73
Michael
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How long does it take to install the K3 DVK in a K3 with two receivers? And
is there anything I should make sure I do or don't do during the install?
Thanks and 73 Bill W4RM
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Please reply on-list regarding this. I received a DVK for Christmas and
haven't got around to installing it yet.
On 1/15/2013 5:07 PM, Bill - W4RM wrote:
How long does it take to install the K3 DVK in a K3 with two receivers? And
is there anything I should make sure I do or don't do during
No need to contact support. This is the way is has acted since the
beginning.
73,
Eric
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On 1/15/2013 2:05 PM, DL5OCD wrote:
OK, many thanks. So it seems more like a bug than a feature...i`ll forward
this to k3-support.
73
Michael
Less than an hour, most of which is spent removing and reinstalling
the front panel - the KDVR3 installs on the back of the front panel,
so the sub-RX is not really relevant (the AUX DSP board doesn't need
to be removed). The instructions should be quite clear. Older K3's may
require some hardware
The pinout of the cable that should be used is in the manual. That pinout
illustrates the lines that should be connected and NO other lines other
than that which are displayed in the manual should be connected.
~Brett (N7MG)
On Tue, Jan 15, 2013 at 10:10 AM, Lu Romero lrom...@ij.net wrote:
Thanks Iain. Now I just have to clean a corner of my workbench and find
a spare hour :)
On 1/15/2013 8:10 PM, iain macdonnell - N6ML wrote:
Less than an hour, most of which is spent removing and reinstalling
the front panel - the KDVR3 installs on the back of the front panel,
so the sub-RX
I have recently bought a previously owned K2/10 am thinking of upgrading
it to the 100 watt version. My question is:
Is there any reason or advantage to upgrade with the amplifier radio in
one unit or in the EC2 with the KAT100-2? I suppose it is a matter of how
it will be used but I guess
Hello Sidney,
I've had my K2 in both configurations. I started out with the amp
built into my K2 and after a few years separated them and placed the amp
and the antenna tuner into it's own enclosure. With the units separated
I only need to disconnect a few things, grab and go to the field
I am quite the opposite. I kept the KPA100 on the K2. If I want to go
portable QRP, I take the K2/100 and dial the power down to 5 watts. If I want
20 watts. I turn the knob for 20. I operated field day twice this way.
Nowadays the K2 stays at home. The KX3 goes portable.
Ariel NY4G
Sent
I have the base K2, with battery pack and low-power tuner in one box,
and the 100-watt amp and high-power tuner in another. Very versatile,
and the battery powered K2 is ready to go on a moment's notice for fun
or emergency use. I also have the SSB, Noise blanker, and 160 meter
options in the
The primary reason to put the amp in an EC2 enclosure is to preserve
portability of the K2/10. Since you already have a K1 and plan to get a
KX3, it would seem that your field operation bases are covered. Keep it
simple and put the amp inside the transceiver case to use as a base station
radio.
Don:
Thanks for your reply. I have to admit that I had completely forgotten the
spot function. I guess my ear was attuned to something different from
what the spot function would show. I have found that, if I use the spot
function, I am able to keep the received signal within the passband of
Sidney,
If you are considering going portable with the K2/10, then putting the
KPA100 and KAT100 in an EC2 enclosure is the way to go, you can
disconnect two cables and take the K2/10 on whatever excursion you desire.
But, if the K2 is to stay at the home station, put the KPA100 on the top
An easy way to remove SMT parts with a traditional iron is to use a
small piece of wire to create a solder bridge across both ends of the
part. This will conduct the heat to both pads and then you can just lift
the part off the board :). -kb7psg.
On Sat, 12 Jan 2013, John Fritze
Bernie,
It is good to hear that you have found success.
As far as the filter alignment instability that you have alluded to, I
think that impression has other causes - lack of properly zero beating
for one.
I have recently worked on 3 K2s that I had aligned 3 to 5 years ago, and
I find
I keep building and cluttering my station with YALBs (yet another little
box). I suspect I'm not alone.
I'm looking at the KAT500 and the amount of panel space it provides and
think it would be a good choice for consolidation of my YALBs.
It would also fit nicely over the top of the K3 as the
I've found the large hoof type soldering iron tips are best for soldering
the tiniest of parts and they also make it very easy to set the hoof over
the top of parts and just peel them off. You can use the hole to set it
over the device. Our technician who does nothing but solder 0201 to 0603
Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft e...@elecraft.com wrote:
No need to contact support. This is the way is has acted since the
beginning.
73,
Eric
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On 1/15/2013 2:05 PM, DL5OCD wrote:
OK, many thanks. So it seems more like a bug than a feature...i`ll
forward
this to
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