For sale:
from Jim, KL7CC
email: kl...@arrl.net
Offered here to list members for to 1 week. If not sold here, then it
goes to eBay, at a higher asking price.
Offers are welcome. I may decide to accept a different price, or a
partial trade. Send me an email with your
offer to find out.
Guys, please do not put words in my mouth, and please pay attention to my
statements and their context.
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Well... there we have it. After Wayne and David's cogent arguments,
I'll change my position, and say that the KX3 would be a good choice
for a new General. Case closed.
73 de Ray
K2ULR
KX3 #211
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No, no, no!! The modern, HI-Tech way to do it is to build up a
circuit to charge at least a 10 F supercap and discharge it through the
fuse, thereby clearing the short. The supercap is guaranteed to
un-short almost any fuse you are likely to find, and could also be handy
for jump starting
Are you suggesting that contest/DX ops should adjust their power for each
contact?
I'm about 50 miles from you, I hope you're not accusing me of being a jerk for
running 500 W to a 40' high dipole to work DX; for example, 9K2 on 40-meters at
my morning grey line or IT9 an hour before sunset a
I submit that Wayne (see his message below) may have understated the case.
The KX3 is all that he says, but there¹s more - it is as interesting for
old hams as it is for new ones, and for Extras as well as for Generals.
For this old ham, anyway. I bought my KX3 after, not before, spending a
few
I think he is talking about the jerks who run max smoke to talk to each
other when only a few hundred miles apart.
I've heard this behavior on 40M fairly often:
Goober asks Billy Joe Bob if he can copy him. BJB says sure, solid copy!
You are only 35 over 9, down from your usual 40 over. G
Hello,
I'm looking for someone with some background in EMI or RF interference
to look at some very odd noise I am experiencing on 15 meters (it is heard
on my K3 and KX3). I can send a spectrum analyzer screen shot and a small
audio file to help. After trying all the usual things and having
Actually, I would say its a good choice for any new ham (Tech or
General License).
It has both 10m and 6m for the Tech at 8w output which can work quite
well when bands are open, and locally if not. Add the 2M module and
you have 2m at 3w which will work nearby repeaters. But both 6m and
2m
Thank-you Jim, you are correct.
Wes, no I am not talking about you.
As I wrote off-list earlier to another person:
My complaint, specifically stated earlier, was about the the operators who are
all within 200 miles of each other (and me and those I am talking to).
Actually, we're nearly all
Ed,
First off, lets get some more specific info on how far out of the noise,
stationary or moving, time of day etc. Whether you are in a rural area, down
town, in other words, the electronic environment you live in. I would love to
see the screen shot, and an audio file will fill in more
I say, put batteries in the KX three hook up a small piece of wire and walk
around with it. Watch the estimator and find the noise peak and what it comes
out of.
Sent from my iPhone this time
On Dec 3, 2014, at 2:37 PM, Mel Farrer via Elecraft
elecraft@mailman.qth.net wrote:
Ed,
Somebody on this list once sent a link to a page that has recordings of all
sorts of RFI sources. I used it to track down an ultrasonic pest repeller
that drives me nuts on 6m. If I can find it again I'll send it on. It may
have been an ARRL page.
73
Eric WD6DBM
Ed G ed.n...@gmail.com
Hello Wayne, it is been a long time since you wrote this message and I
apologize for not responding. I just found it today. Anyway I appreciate what
you have done with the KX one, and I didn't realize it. Although I was talking
about the KX three I'm glad to know that the KX one project is
Good input. I would like that link also.
Mel, K6KBE
From: Eric Norris norrislawfi...@gmail.com
To: Ed G ed.n...@gmail.com
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, December 3, 2014 2:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] OT: Request for EMI/RF Interference Opinion
Somebody on this
You're thinking of this: http://www.arrl.org/sounds-of-rfi
Very useful site, I agree with you!
On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 4:55 PM, Eric Norris norrislawfi...@gmail.com
wrote:
Somebody on this list once sent a link to a page that has recordings of
all sorts of RFI sources. I used it to track down
The ARRL has identified and unidentified noise files at
www.arrl.org/sounds-of-rfi. The old VE3HLS website doesn't seem to be
around anymore.
73
On 12/3/2014 6:27 PM, Mel Farrer via Elecraft wrote:
Good input. I would like that link also.
Mel, K6KBE
From: Eric Norris
There's also a website where you can hear what all the new and old digital
signals sound like. Sorry, I forgot what it was, but it should be easy
enough to find.
I'm still wondering what those weebles signal are on 10 12 meters. Now
that I have a waterfall display, they're easy to spot.
That page is on the same site as the fldigi docs, “The Sights and Sounds of
Digital Signals”. That sounds like a paper I might have written during an
all-nighter in college...
http://www.w1hkj.com/FldigiHelp-3.21/Modes/index.htm
wunder
K6WRU
CM87wj
http://observer.wunderwood.org/
On Dec 3,
For the “weebles”, check the excellent work done by the Region 1 IARU
Monitoring System. In the newsletter, they publish waterfall pictures of the
unidentified or digital QRM.
Main page:
http://www.iaru-r1.org/index.php/iarums-news
October newsletter:
Hi all,
I'm looking for volunteers to field-test the latest KX3 firmware (rev. 2.30).
It has more effective speech processing, and also improves both CW timing and
SSB power output of the 2-meter/4-meter option module. See full release notes
below.
If you have time to test this firmware
I have Morse Ring Tones on My Android phone. It will broadcast the name of
the person calling if in your directory or the number calling in morse.
Also SMS to Morse will announce the text message, broadcast the whole
message in Morse or the from in Morse.
'73
Tom
KI6NRD
Tom -
Would you share the source of the app that provides the Morse on your phone?
Thanks,
Dave - K9FN
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I am going to make a quick 10m module for the upcoming contest. In
https://www.mail-archive.com/elecraft@mailman.qth.net/msg17837.html there
are two frequency schemes for a 10m band for K1. They require crystals for
appr. 33MHz or 26MHz.
I have a junk box parts home brew K1 receiver with IF 5MHz
Hi
This just started tonight.The ATU is acting squirreled
I think it is the KAT100
no change in setup…K2/100 to KAT100 to G5RV
FLdigi and Mac OS (not yet upgraded to Yosemite)
Signalink USB
no changes in connections
so…I use the ATU on 80M it goes to 1:1 after several relay clicks as
Thanks for letting me join.
After almost 30 years of being a ham I finally made the jump and bought a
loaded up K2... So far all I can say is Great!!!
73
Ka4wws
Tim Edmonson
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Mine is called MorseRing in the Google Play store on my Samsung Android.
Free. It will send the name if the caller is in my phone book,
otherwise it sends the number.
SMS2CW will do nearly the same for text messages except it doesn't
interface with my phone book, just always sends the
I would suspect water in the feed line or a bad connector first. You'll know
more when you can inspect the antenna.
You could try overriding the tuning power (in the manual) and see if it can
even tune at full power instead of the normal 20 watts. I suspect it would have
an issue that the
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