I had TVI/internet lockups running a K3 into 80 & 160m wire antennas with
U-verse. AT swapped out the modems numerous times, had three different
models but no joy. Had their 'top techs' on the problem.
At the time, the 'net was filled with U-verse TVI issues. Switched to cable
and no
Hi Mike,
I can't think of a mechanism whereby ANY ham rig could be the CAUSE of
interference to cable TV or DSL. On the other hand, there are MANY
mechanisms where CATV and DSL systems, equipment, and wiring ARE the
cause of interference to these systems, and there are several mechanisms
Mike
I have had problems with several DirecTV boxes with an 80 meter signal -
even 3-5 watts. Wrapped the plastic DirecTV box in foil and cured the
problem even at 500 watts. The, the DirecTV remote would not work through
the foil, of course. RF was getting into the remote control circuit - only
Preaching to the choir in this forum, but good to articulate the message once
in a while...
73 N4OI
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Does reducing the power change anything?
Is there an inherent issue in the K3 which might attribute to this symptom?
If there is, I'm pretty sure it's never been reported here before. We
have Uverse with 3 TV's via a wireless video bridge and one with a
FireStick, and no problems at all on
Yep. Elecraft is great for people who have less knowledge and less
understanding as it take real effort to bust the hardware. But the same
hardware and software can enable advanced users to get amazing results. The
Company support is excellent, if you have to resort to it. But the Forum
usually
Hi Mike,
Did you replace the uVerse modem recently? I had the same 40M problem
after replacing the modem. Google the issue, I believe you'll find
similar experiences.
John KN5L
On 08/25/2017 05:24 PM, Mike Pilgrim wrote:
> have TVI in my u-Verse TVs when using the
> K3 on 40 meters
Recently replaced my ic-7600 with a new to me K3. I don't recall this issue
when using the ic7600, but I now have TVI in my u-Verse TVs when using the
K3 on 40 meters, primarily on CW, with diminishing evidence on SSB up to
7.2.50 but okay above that. The symptom is pixilation on the screen,
Seeing the eclipse first-hand was amazing! I encourage everyone to get out
there and see it in 2024 if you missed this one.
This adventure also reminded me of sunspots, or lack thereof. And where an
amplifier can really make a difference. In this regard, our new KPA1500 would
make a timely
I have a used KPA500/KAT500 set arriving next week and plan to integrate into
my shack which has a K3S/100 with Internal Tuner, and three antennas on 2
coax feed lines:
1. RG213 coax 1 runs to a 43ft Vertical with a D.C.-over-coax powered SG-235
remote ATU. I'm putting a MFJ-2910 80/160 Matching
Got one - thanks to all who replied.
Bret/N4SRN
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Hi Fred,
Yup, I did the Sunspot counts daily for the AAVSO for 8 years a
long time ago. It was nice to see a few groups during the eclipse! The
"K" factor is an individual observer's factor that takes account of
experience of the observer. See:
I've had good results with an older Behringer unit, the UCA202. I've been using
it for 6m WSPR for the past few years without an issue.
Not at all huge.
Al, K2ZN
On August 24, 2017 8:58:26 PM EDT, "Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT"
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>A key part of my question has
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