On 3/29/17 18:35 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
> What future accessories, antennas, etc. would you like to see for the
> KX-line?
Here's a few non-trivial brainstorms:
1) A bluetooth interface that allows rig control and audio I/O on a
nearby (smart-) phone. While the front-panel UIs of the KX2
Re: Being able to back up the (ATU) L/C settings before heading out the door
and then restoring them when you come back home would be great.
I second Jim's suggestion, even if you could only do it with the KX3 utility.
Can I currently do this by saving and restoring the configuration? I
Dear friends, I need help. I have an Elecraft K3s and a microKEYER II. I
can work perfectly RTTY, CW, BPSK31 but I have not managed to work JT65
with any of the programs that exist for JT65 like JT65 HF, HB9HQX, WSJT. I
have followed the instructions that come with microKEYER II, I configured
the
Has Anyone else had problems with Windows 10 recognizing the sound card in a
K3S. All of the drivers are up to date. It is not the sound card because
another laptop recognizes the card but a relatively new Dell laptop with
windows 10 does not. Any suggestions?
Thanks
KG7V
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Hi All,
I would second Ryan's suggestion, possibly a 2 meter (perhaps from the KX3)
and a similar 70 cm. transverter in a low height box that sits on top of
the KX2 as per the XV transverters with the K2.
73
Glen VK1FB
On Thursday, March 30, 2017, Ryan Noguchi via Elecraft <
>Here's your chance to get us back into the lab :) What future accessories,
>antennas, etc. would you like to see for the KX-line?
I'd like a 2M and 70CM transverter for working the linear satellites. Ideally
it would be capable of full-duplex operation with reverse VFO tracking, but I'd
PFn on the KX2 suggests the possibility of multiple macro capability as on the
K3(S) and KX3 - sure would be nice :)
geoff - W1OH
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Senior Engineer Upper Ocean Processes Group
Woods Hole
I have some design notes
On 3/29/17 at 6:35 PM, n...@elecraft.com (Wayne Burdick) wrote:
Here's your chance to get us back into the lab :) What future
accessories, antennas, etc. would you like to see for the KX-line?
I have had a project which has sit on the back burner for a long
time.
I have for sale an early K3, SN00176. The radio is in excellent condition and
has all known mods/updates performed including the K-Pod mod. The KBP3MDKT mod
to allow receiving in 100-500 kHz range has not been done. The radio includes:
K3/100; KRX-3; KFL3A 200 Hz filter X2; KFL3A 500 Hz X2; one
I'd buy one ... probably two ... W2's made in a KX3 style housing.
73
Ken - K0PP
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Hello, all. I have a correction to my previous post. The K3 does not include
the KIO3B. Sorry for the confusion. 73, Steve W0SZ. 970-302-4580 or
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Wayne asked:
> What future accessories, antennas, etc. would you like to see for the
> KX-line?
Number One on my list: A KX2 system schematic similar to what has been
available for several years for the KX3.
(I hate the appearances of "appliance operating"...unavoidable when basic
Wayne,
I really love my KX3/PX3/KXPA100 setup. Most of the time I use it on my home
QTH desk, right next to the K3/100 and P3. Hardware-wise, I am quite happy with
it.
One thing that is a bit annoying is not being able to backup / restore the KX3
internal tuner settings. Why? Well, after
I'd love to have 2m/70cm capability in my KX2, including RX for NOAA weather
broadcasts.
Thanks,
--ae0mm
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Subject: [Elecraft] Future KX3/KX2 accessories?
Local Time: March 29, 2017 8:35 PM
UTC Time: March 30, 2017 1:35 AM
From: n...@elecraft.com
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Beer holder would be nice Wayne.
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> On Mar 29, 2017, at 8:35 PM, Wayne Burdick n...@elecraft.com [KX3]
> wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> The weather's been great in the Bay Area lately. That always makes us want to
> escape the lab for microDXpeditions
Hi all,
The weather's been great in the Bay Area lately. That always makes us want to
escape the lab for microDXpeditions to local parks, trails, beaches, and
summits. This is what the KX-line is all about.
Here's your chance to get us back into the lab :) What future accessories,
antennas,
For those who don't care to go to the QTH.com website, here's the text to my ad:
Elecraft K3 100 Watt HF transceiver SN: 06xx. Contains filters -- KFL3A-250,
KFL3A-6K, AND KFL3A-2.8K, is in good condition and fully functional. When I
bought this rig, both side panels were heavily scratched. I
While I tend to operate QRP most of the time, I do have a KPA 100 with my KX3.
When out in my RV I. When I had a K3 I also had a KPA 500. I have the 20 watt
tuner in the KX3 for picnic table ops. I use an SGC smart tuner in my rv and at
home I have a SteppIR antenna that is always resonant
Search for Digikey 563-2071-ND or 563-2069-ND
Both look like possible fits
From: Dave Redfearn
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 8:42 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] K2 bad encoder?
I just got a used K2 which
Using my KAT500/KPA500 installation, I notice that I avoid using the tuner in
AUTO mode, because the loud relays distract me when I am tuning around. In
fact, I tend to disable the KAT500 and turn on the KAT100 in the K3.
Therefore: A KAT1500 should either have sound absorbent materials built
I just got a used K2 which came from an estate.
Not much info but it looks like it was built in 2000, serial number 02136.
When trying to tune, it looks like the encoder is not working properly.
When tuning clockwise (up) the frequency barely moves even when turning the
knob rapidly.
When
I am posting this ad for a friend, Fred KE7FB, who is reluctantly selling his
K3+P3. Fred’s e-mail address is listed below and you can contact him or me
(Phil) or both of us for any questions on the items listed or photos of the
equipment.
For Sale: K3/100 and P3
The complement included in
I have one of her cases for my KX3, which I put in a soft-sided
suitcase when I fly. She does excellent work.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 3/29/17 at 12:55 PM, markmus...@sbcglobal.net (Mark E.
Musick) wrote:
Here is the link to Rose's website.
https://www.smugmug.com/gallery/n-mX9LCZ/i-vLrLtL2 She
Idaho is a great place for our hobby. That is where I got my start in the
80's from Don KA7T. Good luck. I am excited about the chatter the last week
or so about our wishes for an amp. Hope it happens. There have been some
great ideas so far.
Today is a good day to have a Great Day!
73 Ron
Or in my case, the use of ladder line (durned HOA infested area) to
handle the near 20:1 on 160M (better on most other bands) so that the
loss is from the tuner to the antenna, not the final.
My solution is that I'm moving to a location better suited for antennas,
far far away in a land
And please do away with the 15 dB amplification limit for all sales
outside the USA. Nobody else has that rule in place so we should not
suffer from it. ;-)
73, Olli
Contest, DX & radio projects: http://www.dh8bqa.de
Am 29.03.2017 um 01:00 schrieb Paul Van Dyke:
Ralph Parker said my
Yes, and that's why the SWR measured at the transmitter is lower than the
actual SWR (measured at the antenna) due to the loss in the line.
My point is that the sort of SWR we might accept at lower powers quickly
becomes impractical at higher powers because of the constraints imposed by
the
Dick,
Here is the link to Rose's website.
https://www.smugmug.com/gallery/n-mX9LCZ/i-vLrLtL2
She also makes a case for the P3 as well as other Elecraft radio equipment.
I have one for the K3 and one for the P3. They will satisfy your
requirements.
73,
Mark Musick, WB9CIF
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On Wed,3/29/2017 11:47 AM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
An SWR approaching 10:1 means high RF voltages on a coaxial line at the voltage
loops
Remember that the SWR on a transmission line, and thus the loss in the
line, is determined ENTIRELY by the match between the antenna and the
line, NOT
I use a Rose Kopp bag and put that in my hard shell carry-on along with
other accessories. I have traveled to the Caribbean with it multiple times
without issue.
John KK9A
from: RLVZ
Wed Mar 29 13:12:29 EDT 2017
Hi Guys,
Please advise what's currently available in padded equipment or carrying
An SWR approaching 10:1 means high RF voltages on a coaxial line at the voltage
loops and high current flows at the current loops requiring a very heavy-duty
transmission line - likely a nitrogen-filled hard line at 1.5 kW or, at the
very least, a very heavy Teflon insulated line. In practice,
I noticed the frequencies shown on the NXP web site for their reference
circuits:
81.36 MHz
230 MHz
87.5 to 108 MHz
and .
27 MHz!
73, John W2XS
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Sad to report that Don Hilliard - W0PW ... a long-time
friend ... died on Saturday. Don was the designer of the
famous NBS Yagi. See the W0PW page on QRZ,com
for more.
73!
Ken Kopp - K0PP
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Who needs three boxes if it has a switching power supply and the amp
itself has >90% efficiency?
That would be a nice amp in the best Elecraft 'portable' tradition.
This is the only 1.5kW linear I would consider buying as a replacement
for my good old Commander.
73,
Arie PA3A
Op 29-3-2017
I cast my ballot for NO internal coupler.
1) An internal coupler is NOT needed by many who would rather not pay for
something they don’t need. Sure, it could be optional but see points 2 and 3.
2) An internal coupler at 1.5 KW as anything beyond a trivial “line flattener”
will be large. If
Dick,
I've heard mention several times on this reflector of people using various
sizes of Pelican case. They are tough, air- and water-tight, well-padded,
and they make sizes that meet FAA carry-on guidelines.
Hope this helps.
73 de,
--Ian
Ian Kahn, KM4IK
Roswell, GA EM74ua
Hi Guys,
Please advise what's currently available in padded equipment or carrying
cases or the K3? I'd like to the size to meet FAA "carry on" requirements.
(9x14x22")
Thanks!
Dick- K9OM
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I used to own the 1 KW Icom PW1 linear amplifier. It included within its huge
& heavy
black box the switching power supply and the 3:1 antenna auto-tuner. I sold
that
amplifier because my eyes sparkled in delight with a much, much smaller desktop
KPA500 from Elecraft.
If this new 1.5 KW
Keith, I have been on unix for the last 30 years, and fought with
cocoModem for about 3 months, and finally came to the conclusion that it
is not ready for prime time. I would get it working for several weeks,
then it would quit.. I never got it to talk to my logging program even
with
John -
I used to live in the world you do... but I now live in a neighborhood
where I can't put up a tower, or even a multiband dipole. My 30' Flag Pole
is OK, and, in fact, my neighbors think it is quite nice looking, but in
order to use it on more than the one band where its unmatched SWR is
I guess we live in different worlds. My 10m-20m beams have an SWR <1.2:1
anywhere in the band. I designed them this way and no luck is involved.
the SWR is a little higher at the top of the band on my lower band
antennas but certainly not in the 3:1+ range you are referring to. A 1kw+
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