$625 shipped. No SVGA board.CONUS only.
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73, John N1JM
K3 #5986
P3 #1752
KPA500 #596
XG3
XG1
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Interesting. Would a straight monochrome spectrum take care of all of this?
Al. W6LX
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For what it’s worth, I thought I would pass along my recent experience with a
vexing transverter problem, and the cause of the problem that I eventually
identified.
The issue was that my XV432 would light up its power output LEDs ever so
briefly when the transmitter was keyed, and then shut do
One additional note to Wayne's posting:
If an on-air signal sounds bad it is frequently because the user is over-driving
the amplifier, using and adjusting the amplifier to Rig ALC incorrectly (we
strongly recommend not to use ALC) or possibly has gone inside the amp and
manually mis-adjusted
I may be the only Elecraft customer with this problem, monochromacy is
extremely rare [poor choice of both Mom and Dad :-)], but other forms of
defective color vision are much more common, mainly in males and most
hams are male. Consequently I'll reply to Alan on the list so everyone
can help
Jim (KG0KP) wrote:
> I recall my range was about 4 watts, roughly 4 to 8 watts.
> My need was for a max of 2 watts and that isn't going to happen.
Hi Jim,
At the time we designed this module, we were trying for maximum power output,
and I'm sorry to say that we didn't attempt to ensure any part
Recently there was speculation about the KPA500 using an "Electronic Bias
System" (EBS), and whether that might be implicated in a noise issue.
First, we have never heard any reports of a "bias crunch" or "paper crunch"
problem with the KPA500. This particular noise is quite distinctive, which
I too am very dissatisfied with my internal transverter and sent it to
Elecraft to be "fixed". It returned with the comment that it was "operating
as expected". I recall my range was about 4 watts, roughly 4 to 8 watts.
My need was for a max of 2 watts and that isn't going to happen. I can't
bel
> "David" == David Pratt writes:
David> I have just measured my K144XV power output with an accurate power
output meter and find that with the K3 set for 1mW the output is 10.5W. But
setting the K3 to 0.1mW (fully counter-clockwise) the output goes down to only
about 7W. No matter w
HI David,
so my numbers:
for 144.300MHz
0,1mW -> 2W out
1mW -> 9W
for 146.100MHz (as I have I/F for 10GHz from 146MHz up)
0,1mW -> 1,3W
1mW -> 7W
hope You did power calibration via K3 Utility whwre is also 1mW output
calibration
(I did ;-))
All the best and GL,
73!
Lexa, OK1DST
K3/100 #727
The subject line says it all. Anyone have any experience with this
combination? Does it work? Any problems? Comments/advice appreciated.
73,
Phil/VE1BVD
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transceivers with CW frequency annunciation. I have the 20 and 40
meter band versions -- both are in very good condition and have the
DSWK keyer IC upgrade. They are
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It might be safest to consider using a 3dB power attenuator on the input of the
DB6NT transverter, then you don't have to worry about over driving it. There
are some inexpensive 20 watt 3dB or 6 dB attenuators on eBay from China that
would do, or you could use the smaller more expensive types th
I have just measured my K144XV power output with an accurate power output meter
and find that with the K3 set for 1mW the output is 10.5W. But setting the K3
to 0.1mW (fully counter-clockwise) the output goes down to only about 7W. No
matter what I do, I am unable to reduce the power further.
David,
Set MIC BTN to OFF
That should fix it I think.
73
David Anderson GM4JJJ
> On 7 Jan 2015, at 02:53, David Ahrendts wrote:
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> Strange one. Trying to make audio in and out connections with my Mac Mini and
> my KX3 Line for use with cocoaModem and FLDigi. Mac Mini “sees" the Mic, and
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