One of our field day operators announced that while he was
making QSOs on active bands, he was going to use the sub
receiver in his K3 to scan for 10M CW activity. It occurred to
me that this kind of scanning would be a lot easier if you could
attach a second P3 to the K3 sub receiver.
It
Wondering about re-orienting the filters between my K3 & K3s. If I
put the FM filter in my K3s, can it be safely configured to transmit
properly on SSB on all bands? Or must I use a 2.8 MHz to do this?
Thanks & 73,
Gary
KA1J
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I am giving this one some serious thought.
Anyone else have experience with it?
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Thanks Jim! That'll get me started!
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On 6/30/2016 3:28 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
> Hi Clay,
>
> Because this is of general interest, I'm replying to the list.
>
> First, LiFePO4 batteries are pretty much ideal for ham
I'm also replying to the list. Jim's advice and observations [I left
them on this] are in total agreement with mine. My LiFePO4 A123 4S1P
pack powers my K2 for way longer than I choose to sit on the ground on
some SOTA peak. With the K2, over-discharge is self-limiting -- at what
amounts to
That should read KX1 vs KX3.
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From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Bill
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2016 5:53 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KX1 vs KX2 vs KX3? from someone who owns one of
each..
Nice review. I
I was perusing the KX3 order page fora friend but don't see the VFO
compensation offered as an "extra": I paid to have it done back at the
factory when I ordered my KX3 back in November of 2015.
Is it done now as part of the basic assembled KX3 purchase?
I called elecraft twice and left
My RC hobby charger manages these batteries according to specs. I have not
tried but am ready to pull the plug to use them to charge my LIPOs in the
field to enjoy more operation time. Any thoughts or experience appreciated.
I do RC via boats, cars and sailplanes.
Bill
K9YEQ
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I got the message early this morning that my K-Pod has been shipped.
73 de JH3SIF, Keith
> 2016/06/29 7:57、Roger Marrotte のメール:
>
> Good to hear Eric. How about the KXPD2. It's listed as also shipping
> starting today?
>
> Roger, W1EM
>
Nice review. I don't have an issue with the KX1 tuning rate, I was an FT
for KX3, and navigating both is an issue with learning to operate both,
which Don has done, but I don't have issues with tuning rates or QSY with
either. It does require some hand coordination which can be an issue with
Jim, this is very helpful info. I'm just in the planning process of taking
my station solar and this is information that will help immensely. Thanks.
Chuck
NN7U
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I sense a very "sinister" tone coming from your post!Love it. I
have many lefty friends. I have to admit though, I have watched a couple
sending at high speed while my head told my stomach to "relax, calm
down, you are just having a bad food dream."
Ralph W1ZK
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Hi Clay,
Because this is of general interest, I'm replying to the list.
First, LiFePO4 batteries are pretty much ideal for ham applications
because of their relatively flat discharge curve, and because their Ah
vs weight ratio is a good compromise. For example, an LiFePO4 pack will
be above
If you come to North Texas, be prepared for high temperatures and lately
high humidity. Oh, and don't forget a black light to illuminate all the
bark scorpions we have here too.
Jim KA0IQT
On Jun 28, 2016 9:59 AM, "w7aqk" wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have always considered Field Day to
Yes, MH3 is a fine mic, *and* has the right
connector for the KX2/3!
Few other mics have that 4-conductor plug.
Phil W7OX
On 6/30/16 8:08 AM, Don Butler wrote:
Sounds like an MH3?
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From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Dan
Boardman
I'd be curious to know if the kx2 ends up being a kx1 slayer.
I'll admit to forlornly looking at mine from time to time since the kx2 came
out, but then she reminds me that she was the last in a long line of trail
radios I built, and a darn good one, and I'm guilted into keeping her. Tho she
Hello Gary,
I am waiting for my pod to use with a K3. Age means that sometimes my
hands tremble a bit - life is still good. My plan is to get a forty year
old youngster to do the soldering if it looks at all questionable to me.
This is a shame as before becoming an EE I was a technician
Edward A. Dauer wrote
> Just put in my order for a K-pod. Has anyone yet done the K3 mod that
> allows DC power through the data cable? How did it go?
>
> Tnx,
>
> Ted, KN1CBR
It's relatively easy Ted. You don't even need to remove the case covers.
You remove the front panel assembly by
Yes-I was just down the road from you Kevin at Stub Stewart state park. Set up
with the KX2 and the Alexloop for a minimalist station. I only had a short time
hand conditions were't very good, but I managed to work a few guys around the
country mostly on 20. Only signal on 15 was a KH6 but
On Thu,6/30/2016 11:43 AM, Doug Turnbull wrote:
Have you any rough idea as to battery life comparison for KX2 and KX3 - I
realize this is a difficult question.
Looking at the specs, current draw for both TX and RX appear to be the
same for both rigs, so I would expect battery life to be
For me the hassle is I power the P3 from the K3s. Unfortunately, my
K3s serial # is 10622, so I need to do the mod or have the extra
wires on my desk. It would be nice if a 9V battery could be placed
inside as a powering option.
73,
Gary
KA1J
> Any K3S later than serial number 10787 (kit) or
Own a soldering iron?
Make one yourself.
Easy, a LOT cheaper than Elecraft could sell it to you for, AND you get the
satisfaction of custom making something that does what YOU want it to do...
Have fun!
-Bruce, N!RX
> Perhaps a smallish ergonomic hand held up-down tuning/band changing thumb
Doug I have just run the KX2 battery pack through a couple partial recharge
cycles thus far so cannot really comment yet. I did order a spare but it was
back ordered along with the KXPD2. The KX2 does have a nifty Amp Hour monitor
which can be used for various things like comparing battery
Don,
Thank you for this as it is most informative. Have you any rough idea
as to battery life comparison for KX2 and KX3 - I realize this is a
difficult question. Thank you once again.
73 Doug EI2CN
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From: Don Butler [mailto:n...@comcast.net]
I was perusing the KX3 order page fora friend but don't see the VFO
compensation offered as an "extra": I paid to have it done back at the
factory when I ordered my KX3 back in November of 2015.
Is it done now as part of the basic assembled KX3 purchase?
Tnx, in advance, for your reply72 de
Hello All: With lots of help from the Reflector, everything works fine on WSP
2 except I never see any of my numerous TX's in the database. Any help with
this vexing problem is much appreciated.Bill, Ai4pf
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This sale offers good discounts on some fine backpacking products from a
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Reply-To:
Phil if you had read down to the next paragraph you would have seen that I
wrote that I do exactly the same thing using the VFO B knob for coarse tuning …
except I prefer to use 2.5 khz for SSb.
From: Phil Wheeler [mailto:w...@socal.rr.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2016 9:21 AM
To: Don
Don,
Re "it is really rather cumbersome to slowly tune
the bands with the KX2 main dial ... ": I use the
VFO B knob as a coarse VFO A tuner, set at 0.5 kHZ
for CW and 1.0 kHz for SSB. Works great!
Phil W7OX
On 6/30/16 7:44 AM, Don Butler wrote:
In addition to a few K3s, I also own a KX1,
Sounds like an MH3?
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From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Dan
Boardman
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2016 8:58 AM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] KX2 and KX3 Accessory Suggestion
Perhaps a smallish ergonomic hand held up-down
Perhaps a smallish ergonomic hand held up-down tuning/band changing thumb
operated tuning button for the KX2 and/or KX3?
Dan - NB1C
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In addition to a few K3s, I also own a KX1, KX2, and KX3 and believe that I am
in a position where I can make a few unbiased comparisons between the “KX”
group. EI2CN asked today about weight comparisons between the three radios so
I thought I would provide that info and add just a couple of
If one sets a DSP bandwidth greater than the wisest installed roofing
filter the bandwidth will be determined strictly by the characteristics
of the roofing filter and the lowpass filter (4.2 KHz) in the audio
chain.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 6/30/2016 10:10 AM, rick jones via Elecraft wrote:
I understand that the DSP is after the roofing filters but I don't understand
why one can dial in a bandwidth wider then the installed roofing filter. When I
do so, am I hearing the skirts of the filter and the attenuated signals outside
of the filter's passband as well? Thank you.
The mod simply allows more current to be drawn from an otherwise unused
pin on an otherwise unused connector while still affording protection to
the power supply within the radio (protection from a short on the
connector pin).
73,
Lyle KK7P
On 6/29/16 8:04 PM, Clay Autery wrote:
Apologize
Dear OMs and YLs,
I have a couple of questions regarding the batteries used for KX2 and
KX3.
1) What are the relative radio weights with batteries installed?
2)With standard NiMh 2600 ma-hr batteries in the KX3 and the LiPo battery in
the KX2 both radios running at 5 Watts on CW with lets
IC-910H on 6 m !?!? Mine only covers 2 m to 23 cm ;-)
73's.
Jacques F6AJW/IN93EK
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> Le 29 juin 2016 à 19:10, Edward R Cole a écrit :
>
> Dave,
>
> Still waiting on ARRL for my K1/W1AW card from your 2m eme operation during
> the Centennial Year.
>
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