I have a 6 meter beacon, 50.63 MHz, about three miles from my house. I can
hear what sounds like key clicks up to 60.250 MHz. Could this be front end
overload? I have a K3s with a three element beam abut 20 feet.
Ray
W8LYJ
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Turn on the 15 db attenuator in the receiver or put a 20 dB attenuator
in the line from your antenna to receiver. If the key clicks continue,
it is a good bet they are being transmitted. If they go away, it is
front end or mixer overload.
On 1/29/2016 8:21 AM, Gmail wrote:
I have a 6
I sold my '817 the week after I returned from
Dayton and saw the KX3 for the first time.
2nd step was to get a KX3 on order.
Main complaint with the Yaesu was its Rx. I never
dared to hook it to a big antenna.
2nd complaint was the horrendous ½A current drain
in receive.
Even if it WERE to become
Clean the contacts from frontpanel to mainboard
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An: Elecraft
Betreff: [Elecraft] ERR BP3 and ERR IF2
Hello
Hello Elecrafters,
I have just done the KBPF3 modification in the sub receiver KRX3. However, upon
turn on the K3, I got the error messages ERR BP3 and ERR IF2.
I tried to access the CONFIG menu. I can get KIO3 and KPA3 but not KNB3. In
other words, KIO3 is after by KPA3 in the CONFIG menu and
Yes I am aware of that
My thoughts are a simple one click app that would do it.
From: Dave Cole
To: Harry Yingst ; "elecraft@mailman.qth.net"
Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2016 2:02 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [K3] Clock
Thanks Don,
Using yours and others suggestions I determined it was the transmitter.
Ray
W8LYJ
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> On Jan 29, 2016, at 09:36, Don Wilhelm wrote:
>
> Ray,
>
> It could be that the beacon is actually generating those keyclicks.
> Try turning off the preamp
Ray,
It could be that the beacon is actually generating those keyclicks.
Try turning off the preamp in the K3S and or turn your beam so the side
is toward the beacon.
Are the keyclicks eliminated? If so, it may be too strong a signal into
the K3S, but if they continue, they are likely being
Probably an Icom, they are bad for key clicks. Check his website or
QRZ page and see if it says what he is using for the beacon.
Ken WA8JXM
On 1/29/16 11:33 AM, Gmail wrote:
Thanks Don,
Using yours and others suggestions I determined it was the transmitter.
Ray
W8LYJ
On Fri,1/29/2016 6:21 AM, Gmail wrote:
I have a 6 meter beacon, 50.63 MHz, about three miles from my house. I can
hear what sounds like key clicks up to 60.250 MHz. Could this be front end
overload?
Very unlikely. Is your Noise Blanker turned on? That can cause clicks.
Otherwise, I'd say
In experimenting with HRD / DM780 this morning, I find the KY command
does work as well. I"m sending from the keyboard and the computer is
connected by the USB cable to the radio. The side tone from the radio
does appear correct.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 1/28/2016 8:58 PM, Bob McGraw K4TAX
I tried to implement Joe's suggestion on settings, but with data mode set
to Data A the MIC+LIN menu just says "not APPL" and that's all. I am using
the USB connection between the KIO3B and the computer.
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I'll have to play with it. I have the K3S connected to the computer via USB.
As far as I know I'm not able to connect to the DB9 to use RTS keying. I
could be mistaken.
I'm already in CW mode, Test, QSK ON, Monitor turned up. When using my Key
connected directly to the Radio Key jack (to enable
Using the K3 Utility, in checking the Filter Config list, while I do
have the 6.0 kHz filter installed, I must select the 2.7 kHz or 2.8 kHz
for CW and SSB transmit.
Then from the CONFIG menu ESSB I can select up to 4.0 kHz bandwidth.
Receive BW on AM will go to 5.0 kHz and on SSB 4.0 kHz.
Am I correct that you do not achieve 4.0 kHz ESSB (widest TX with the K3S)
without selecting the 6.0 kHz crystal filter for SSB TX? Just want your
affirmation. :—)
David A. KK6DA, LA
David Ahrendts davidahren...@me.com
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Ok, I just had an AH HA! Moment when I figured out what KY mode is.
Works as intended and desired.
Thanks guys!!!
Jerry Moore
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AE4PB, K3S - S.N. 010324
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Patriotic.
On 1/29/2016 8:40 PM, Bob McGraw K4TAX wrote:
Using the K3 Utility, in checking the Filter Config list, while I do
have the 6.0 kHz filter installed, I must select the 2.7 kHz or 2.8 kHz
for CW and SSB transmit.
>
> Then from the CONFIG menu ESSB I can select up to 4.0 kHz bandwidth.
The K3
I used HRD/DM780 in "KY mode" on a CW traffic net tonight. Worked
great...uh, as well as HRD/DM780 works that is. Monitor level on
the radio was set to 20 while using the external speakers. Side tone
set to 800 Hz.
73
Bob, K4TAX
K3S s/n 10163
On 1/29/2016 11:45 AM, Bob McGraw K4TAX
After careful deliberation, I have decided to sell my KX3. There is a small
scratch on the bezel in the top right corner. It doesn’t cross over the
display.
Last chance here before I take it to the big auction site.
Factory built KX3 (Serial 7480, Built February 2015)
KX3-F $999.95
FS: KX3, PX3, KXPA100, KXAT100 SETUP, plus KX3 and PX3 Nifty Desk Stands and
PX3 Nifty Mini-Manual. Includes all manuals and cables that came with
equipment. Purchased new factory assembled July 2015. 36 QSOs to date.
Everything in excellent to mint condition; works perfectly or complete
refund.
On 1/29/2016 1:21 PM, Reed Bumgarner wrote:
I tried to implement Joe's suggestion on settings, but with data mode
set to Data A the MIC+LIN menu just says "not APPL" and that's all.
In which case you probably already have MIC SEL set to LIN IN.
Do you have anything connected to the Line In
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