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Ed, I would love to know more about how you mounted that plate to get the
coax feed throughs out of the cab of your Ford. I have a 2015 F-150 The
thing has so many electronic gadgets and power accessories that I'm leery
of drilling holes just anywhere.
I've been contemplating a similar mobile
Hello,
I am looking for a KAT2 internal tuner for my K2. I would prefer an
unbuilt kit, but a completed one would be fine too.
Thanks very much
Gary
N7DXT
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This may help:
http://elecraft.365791.n2.nabble.com/How-to-interface-SteppIR-controller-to-K3S-when-using-USB-for-PC-connection-td7605673.html
Is been working fine for over a year now. I don't have a P3 but it should
get you started down the right path.
Jim/KK1W
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James,
Having been a professional woodworker for 10 years I disagree. The
difference between a woodworker and a carpenter is 1/64 of an inch. 1/8
of an inch is sloppy measurement and while that is sufficient for
carpenters doing framing, it is not sufficient for finish carpenters and
Bill,
Good ideas for mobiling. I am addressing some of that in this post:
I like the KX3 because of the versatility of the radio and because
with addition of the 2M module I have 160m-2m all mode operation. I
originally bought a K3/10 since I was mainly going to run VHF and up
using
I have a KX3 hooked to a SteppIR controller. All I had to do was create a Y
cable to go from radio to the computer and the SteppIR controller. I hooked up
to the SteppIRs Data In port (IIRC). The computer connection was for control
of the KX3 (not the SteppIR). The KX3 was programmed to
You can configure the K3 to provide frequency information on its serial port as
you QSY. It's a configuration menu setting "auto info".
73 de Dick, K6KR
-Original Message-
From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of W0MU Mike
Fatchett
Sent: Wednesday,
Even with a Y cable from SteppIR the controller only listens to the
signals. It does not ask for anything. So you have to have something
that is sending out polling data regularly, which is why you need the
computer.
Alternatively if you us a Microham controller there is a good chance you
I googled "stepper y cable" and found these. Maybe the other "hits" will be of
use as well.
http://www.steppir.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Y-Cable.pdf
http://www.steppir.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Transceiver-Interface-Operation-5-28-09.pdf
Have fun!
73 de Dick, K6KR
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Wayne suggests the KX2 and KX3 as mobile rigs, and Jim pointed
to a really nice installation for use by the passenger. They are
both viable solutions. However, they do have some problems.
I see mobile rigs being used in 3 ways: (1) Campground rigs for
use when the vehicle is stopped. Here you
Elecraft KPA500 - Bought new as a kit 8/01/2012 s/n 0971 - assembled by
myself. Includes KPAK3AUX KPA to K3 Aux Cable and PWR-US240 US 240V
Power Cord. Latest firmware installed, cosmetically good, operates full
output. No issues, also includes manuals and spare fuses.
Elecraft KAT500 -
Hi everyone!
I am a happy new owner of a brand new K3S and a P3, and everything is working
quite well.
Now, I would like to connect my SteppIR SDA-100 antenna controller to the K3S.
I would like to be able to not use the computer to control the antenna
controller.
Any suggestion from a few
Bill,
I use a KX3 with the KXPA mounted on the lid of the cargo box in the pick-up
bed. Antenna is mounted on the other side of the lid.
The "separation" cable works perfectly.
My KX3 is mounded to a pole from the passenger seat bolt just above the
center consol. I find this location ok, but do
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