Dear Elecraft Marketing. you should use tales in your advertizing These
kind of wonderful stories only make me want to get a KX3 to add to my
Elecraft collection that much more!
Great story. The thrill at such a great spot of such a QSO is awsome
I have a cottage in the middle of a
Trade pending, thanks.
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When I powered the K3 up this morning I was greeted with the following behavior:
When it powered up, the LCD display was on (yellow) but nothing was displayed
No Audio
No band data sent to the computer
Nothing on the P3.
The K3 could not be powered off with its power switch.
Since my
For those who didn't hear it via their local FM station, here is the audio:
http://www.ae5x.com/blog/2014/08/10/audio-npr-podcast-of-radiosport/
John Harper AE5X
http://www.ae5x.com/blog
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If I open Digipan while my K3 is on, and then activate configuration
on the K3, the config menu selection and change action freeze. The only
thing I need to change is the line out level, but I can't do it while
digipan is running. Any hints?
Dave, K2YG
Dave,
There is nothing in the soundcard connection that should cause DigiPan
to cause a problem to the K3 when you attempt to change the Line Out level.
That means that you have some other connection between the computer and
the K3 that is causing problems.
To completely respond to your
Hi Gary,
If the K3 is turned on when the KAT500 is off, the tuner may pull down (almost
ground) control signals in the K3-KPA Cable, specifically AUXBUS. If this
happens you will be presented with a totally blank K3 display or hung up K3 and
you must turn off the K3's power supply to recover.
A while ago I discovered that I had lost serial communication with my
K3. This was followed by other problems, which I am now resolving.
However, I know that the serial problem appears to be in the K2, since I
cannot communicate with it using the K3 utility. I tried the K3 utility
on two
Jan,
Contact k3supp...@elecraft.com and they can give you a few checks to
make on the RS-232 interface.
If it is a hardware problem, an EEINIT will not help.
Give them a while to respond, email piles up over the weekend, so they
spend much of Monday trying to wade through the backlog.
73,
Jan,
There is a possibility that your USB to serial converter is the
problem. Try another one if you can borrow it. Those adapters which
use the FTDI chip are preferred.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 8/10/2014 2:16 PM, Jan wrote:
A while ago I discovered that I had lost serial communication with my
Hi John,
Thanks for posting the audio link. As you said on your blog, it is far more
interesting then reading the written text. I think I'll listen to it again.
73,
Mike K2MK
John Harper AE5X wrote
For those who didn't hear it via their local FM station, here is the
audio:
On 20 meters, I hear a s1 signal at 14.057. (it is not heard on my K3)I have
also noticed that if I answer a strong CQ after I stop sending, his signal
has dropped 3 or 4 s units. It will build back up after I stop sending. I
thought it was QSB, but it seems to happen too much. I checked the
Thanks Fred and Steve.
Removing the KAT from the K3 ACC connection did the trick. There are shack
configurations where I have no power available to the KAT500, so looks like I
yank the ACC plug every time I need that configuration. Strange design, that.
Tnx/73
Gary W2CS
On Aug 10, 2014,
Hi Don,
Does the slow recovery problem occur only on 20 meters, or is it present on
every band?
Does the problem still exist if you turn the AGC totally off?
73,
Mike, K8CN
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Mike,
Now it seems to be fine. I answered a couple of stations booming in for the
WAE on 20 and all is good. Not sure where I had the AGC set, now it is on
fast.
I still hear a internal signal at 14.057. Maybe that is ok?
Don
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I wonder if you could simply power the KAT500 from
its own wall wart?
Phil W7OX
On 8/10/14, 2:42 PM, Gary Ferdinand wrote:
Thanks Fred and Steve.
Removing the KAT from the K3 ACC connection did the trick. There are shack
configurations where I have no power available to the KAT500, so
Don,
Yes, on the K2, there is an internal weak signal at 14057.4 heard in CW
mode. It is 10 to 15 dB above the noise floor and is normally covered
by atmospheric noise with an antenna connected.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 8/10/2014 6:28 PM, Don Baucom wrote:
Mike,
Now it seems to be fine. I
Thanks to all for the suggestions. I will get started on checking them out.
73,
Jan, KX2A
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I was astounded when I read the caution in the KAT500 manual saying to always
power it before the K3. Strange indeed.
Wes N7WS
On 8/10/2014 2:42 PM, Gary Ferdinand wrote:
Thanks Fred and Steve.
Removing the KAT from the K3 ACC connection did the trick. There are shack
configurations where
I played in a local contest this weekend and am just amazed at how many
people spent their entire Ham allowance on watts and had none left for ears.
Big gun stations calling CQ and pile ups replying only to call CQ again as
no one was heard. KX3 on 5w rocked, but no surprise.
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I didn't realize that either, so I should buy Fred's KPA500/KAT500 book.
I just made the configuration change in the KAT500 program to always turn it
on when 12V is applied. It now comes on when my master power switch turns
on the small Astron P/S for accessories and my RS-35M for the K3. I
Thanks for the assist. I installed a #30 gage wire-wrap wire to ground each
arm: perfect operation now.
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I am guessing I have mis-set some menu-settable parameter and I am looking
for advice as to which one I might have mis-set so I can solve the following
problem:
I am finding that I must set my KX3 receive a few hundred hertz higher than
the actual frequency on which a station says he is
While you are studying the manual, pay close attention to the reference
frequency calibration. That is what you need to perform.
GL,
Bruce, N1RX
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