I will be doing traveling between the U.S. and Europe. Can both the 2 4
meter mods be in the KX3 at the same time?
jonlevy73
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Unfortunately no, there is not quite enough room :-)
73,
Matt VK2RQ
On 19 Mar 2015, at 6:10 pm, Jonathan Levy jonlev...@usa.net wrote:
I will be doing traveling between the U.S. and Europe. Can both the 2 4
meter mods be in the KX3 at the same time?
jonlevy73
I will be doing traveling between the U.S. and Europe. Can both the 2 4
meter mods be in the KX3 at the same time?
jonlevy73
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And swapping them back and forth is not recommended -- you'll damage the
connectors.
73,
Matt VK2RQ
On 19 Mar 2015, at 6:13 pm, Matt VK2RQ matt.vk...@gmail.com wrote:
Unfortunately no, there is not quite enough room :-)
73,
Matt VK2RQ
On 19 Mar 2015, at 6:10 pm, Jonathan Levy
Pending receipt of funds.
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Build an ITX size desktop - I have about $350 in mine with a quad-core,
8 Gig memory, etc. See the case at:
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Thanks for the clear list of ALC-restart cases, Don. I don't think that's what
is happening, but I will recheck. That's about the ALC level I was aiming for,
but got more stable output with one steady bar or more than one bar. 73,Steve
VE3SMA
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If the FM filter is assigned to AM transmit, is there any improvement in
transmit audio bandwidth beyond 3 KHz,or does it remain DSP limited to this
relatively restricted range?
Grant NQ5T
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Hi again,
I got several very nice responses to my question already, and it seems I
need to do some adjusting. My AGC threshold was set at 5, which apparently
is too low. I've also increased by AGC slope setting as well. I'll have to
check all this out with some weaker signals to see just
Dave,
That's good advice. I usually keep my AGC THR set to about 18. However,
the higher the threshold, the closer the dynamic range approaches that of
no AGC, but without the danger of overload or hitting the limiter that
will protect your hearing. If that isn't to your liking try dropping it
Are the MH2 Hand Microphone and the Proset-K2 the only microphones that you
can get for the K2?
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You can use any microphone you like, provided you take care of the wiring. You
can either retire the mic, or rewrite the K2 to match the mic. There is a MAB
board available that makes it easier to rewire the K2 by using jumpers.
73, Matt VK2RQ
On 20 Mar 2015, at 6:56 am, Aaron Scott
Hi Dave,
Here is an easy test to see what THR level you should use.
First, set the SLP to 15. That will give the most AGC action -- all signal
strengths will sound about the same. You might want to do this if you are
listening to a round table of differing strength signals. I keep my SLP = 0,
P3 S/N 831 $625
Panadapter is in excellent condition, some small marks on bottom.
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Hi All,
Band conditions of late have made things pretty difficult. Lots of QSB, and
I'm hearing a lot more noise than usual. Of late, I've had problems getting
100% copy on some stations because the QSB, even when fast and not too deep,
has clipped characters I try to copy (on CW) making it
A Tesla. Now that would be a great battery pack for the mighty little KX3!
Probably run the KPA100 also. :—) Just dreamin’.
David A., KC0XT
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In the K3 utilities, there is a calibration for RF gain. Do I need to do it
per band? Or just do one calibration at 40m?
I now have a SARK-110 antenna analyzer / single generator so that I can do per
band calibration if necessary.
Any advice?
73
Johnny VR2XMC
Displayport or HDMI output from the P3.
Recently I've seen the advantage of
Blu-Ray quality video compared to
conventional DVD quality video with my HD
TV. For those like me, the difference is
more than a little and the definition is
incredibly life-like and very desirable.
I looked at my
My thanks to everyone who replied to my question about small-size
Windows-based computers for the K-line, all with useful ideas and leads.
Some of the off-list messages cautioned against using a Mac as a platform
for Windows, while others (below) have had more favorable experience. The
problem
RF Gain Cal is only done once, not per band.
73,
Lyle KK7P
...In the K3 utilities, there is a calibration for RF gain. Do I need to do it
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Just a quick tip on your Mac. In order for some monitors to work
correctly on OS X you need the right cable plugged into the Thunderbolt
port. You shouldn't need any drivers for your monitor - just the right
cable.
Intel has a line of NUC (New Unit of Computing) computers that are 4 x
4 x
Ted,
Looks like you are getting a lot of good advice for a PC. I wonder though
what software you feel is missing for your Mac?
For logging I like RUMlog or the new RUMlogNG. They integrate with my K3
nicely, and in the case of RUMlogNG, the P3 control screen is something I
miss when I play
On 2015-03-19 12:59 PM, dyarnes wrote:
Anyway, it was sort of a slap your forehead moment here! Hi. Time
for me to read, or re-read, how to properly take advantage of AGC!
First thing to to do is get out your XG-2 or XG-3 and run the RF gain
calibration on the K3. If the gain cal is off,
Dave,
Yes, AGC settings can 'enhance' the receiver noise if set incorrectly.
When testing AGC setting, listen not for the signals themselves, but to
the pauses in the signals.
For more guidance on choosing the right AGC settings for your condition,
check out the Noisy K3 article on my website
Aaron,
You can wire the K2 microphone configuration header for virtually any
microphone. The header is on the back of the Front Panel Board. See
the KSB2 manual for the mic header connections for several popular
microphones.
If you want to change microphones frequently, you might want to
It would be a Windows virtual machine running on your Mac -- it takes up no
space at all.
73, Matt VK2RQ
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OK; I give up. Trying to use a Mac at the station QTH is just too much
trouble - too much of the good stuff doesn't
I have read a few answers to this post below but I am not sure what is
meant by the request:
So, advice please - what is the smallest
(physically the smallest)
Do you mean physically small monitor or physically small computer.
I just noticed that the new Raspberry Pi (about the size of a
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OK; I give up. Trying to use a Mac at the station QTH is just too
much trouble - too much of the good stuff doesn't come in the Apple
flavor.
Hi,
That is definitely NOT the case. I have yet to run into any application
that will not on on a 64 bit version of Windows. There are 64 bit COM0COM
signed versions, VSPE is available in 64 bit and every single Ham radio
application I have used works on a 64 bit system.
True some DOS stuff
Have not evaluated compatibility with ham software but plan to do so in the
near future. The price is right ($35).
http://www.adafruit.com/products/2358
Also windows 10 will be free for this device:
https://dev.windows.com/en-us/featured/raspberrypi2support
I've had good success using Mac
Yes, but you have to pay for them. Not everyone has the spare funds, some of
the costs for signed programs and code, can be quite expensive, for a ham on
a pension.
I do run Win64 here in the office, but there are many XP and earlier app's that
do not play well on it, if at all due to direct
I agree with Windows 7 32 bit as the most compatible. But 32 bit is
essentially obsolete. Most software that is still currently maintained
and most hardware for which current drivers are available will run
without issues on 64 bit Windows.
As a Windows 10 Beta Tester I can also say that I'm
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