I too was having issues with the KXPD3 paddles on my KX3 dropping the dits at
times. Long story short, I took the dit side of the key apart and "cleaned" the
round barrel which makes contact with the key. and this solved the problem.
Too easy eh? Careful not to lose the very small screws and
Hi Guys,
Looking for a Completely assembled and operational Elecraft KFL1-4 Filter
Board for my Elecraft k1 if not then an un built one is fine!:) Price
shipped
Tks es 73
de ve3vtg
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I don't do SOTA but I do attract attention (in a good way) in parks and
suchlike with my 20' Shakespeare Wonder Pole. I've also done an end fed
and a vertical. I want to configure as an inverted V next time I'm
a-wandering.
On Tue, Oct 17, 2017 at 15:20 Mel Farrer via Elecraft <
Don,
There is no selection of a "group of bands" - but you can select the
proper antenna for any one band. Once you have done that, change bands
and select the desired antenna for that band. When you have covered all
bands of interest and selected the antennas for each, is the proper
I can't seem to select one group of bands for one antenna and a different
group of bands for another. All that seems to work for me is either one
band or all bands. Suggestions please.
Thanks and 73,
Don NA6Z
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Hi,
After nine years the dreaded "ERR 12V" struck. Possibly brought about by
my increasing use of high duty cycle RTTY and FT8. Normally I'm S so
the high current pins don't usually see much heating time.
The whole job on #00345 took about three hours of patient progress,
dismantle, repair
Unfortunately you are not going to find many companies that are more
responsive or more accessible than the folks at Elecraft. The key to their
unique success is great products with excellent service.
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The world isn't the same as when we were all 15.
I think what you have to do is find out what excites the kid, and then
finding a part of amateur radio that matches.
I'm far from 15, but I never got to love CW, even though I made more
than a few contacts when I had my novice license.
Gotta
Hello,
I'm looking for a KFL1-2 K1 2 Band Filter Module. I'm mainly interested in
80 meters and do not care what the second band is.
Thanks!
Jon WS1K
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After a period of experimenting with basic circuits, a good step is to
find an older copy of the ARRL Handbook. I studied the "Electrical Laws
and Circuits" section of the handbook until I had a good understanding
of what the components did.
That is the source I learned from at the age of
YAW!
Children learn by playing. If You let him play with Your radio by
teaching him (her?) where he can listen the ham-traffic. Make sure to
tell him what not to touch: they are surely so sly, that they try it
anyway, not depending "what A nice kid".
Don't ever, ever, ever and never tell
Excellent idea Alan!
An added advantage of that kind of approach is that you can write on the
blocks - like the name of the component, its schematic symbol, and he
can see how to follow the schematic to connect them. Polarized devices
like diodes can be marked with the anode and cathode ends
I started with a flyer from Summer school that showed how to make a crystal
set. Simple stuff, took a week or so to gather the materials and wire it all
up with a wood burning converted soldering iron, hi. We did it on a bread
board that Mom said was too marked up. Used a telephone hand held
Here is one more approach:
I took a pine 1X2 and cut it into 3” pieces ; then screwed a couple of
Fahnstock clips into the
tops of each one near the ends. I then selected an assortment of 2 node
components plus a
pile of 6” cut copper wire pieces.
Whoopee…we could then make stuff…doorbell plus
I am happy to announce that my PX3 now saves the configuration without
complaint. Paul, N6HZ, project manager for the PX3 contacted me with
instructions. I took the PX3 apart, photographed the main board and emailed
him a copy. He looked it over and said all the correct parts were in the
Check out B crappie poles also. They have a great 20' Black Widow that I
have and it works fine as either a vertical or support for a end fed.
Mel, K6KBE
From: Gary Hawkins
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 12:12 PM
Subject: Re:
For those that asked, my SOTA pole is a KWIK STIX Bream Pole by South
Bend Sporting Model KS-2-20 6 section, reduced in length from 20'6" to
18'3". I'm not sure this is made any more, but they do still offer a 5
section 17ft variant.
I use it to support a LNR EFT-10/20/40 EndFedz Antenna
On Mon, Oct 16, 2017 at 9:26 PM, Joe Moffatt wrote:
> Speaking of crappie poles what pole do you use?
>
>
I use a 28ft Jackite Kite Pole (www.jackite.com) but have been lokking at
the pole from SOTABEAMS which collapses to a much shorter size that will
pack more
Hi Dave,
I sent you an email, please check your inbox. The problem you're
describing sounds a lot like an issue we had with a few early PX3's and the
on-board EEPROM.
73,
Paul
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Barthold,
The band does not matter, you need the 13kHz roofing filter to run FM on
any band.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 10/17/2017 10:44 AM, Barthold Lichtenbelt via Elecraft wrote:
Or on 6M or 10M, right?
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Or on 6M or 10M, right?
Barthold
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Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 6:47 AM
To: Don Bragg
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] 2M Operation
You
Because I didn't notice anyone mentioning it, I will point to the
manual's
description of the menu entry
CONFIG: CW WGHT
where it says
"Tap 4 to select VOX NOR (default) or AUTO OFF. The AUTO OFF setting
turns CW vox off on power-up, avoiding accidental keying by attached
PCs, etc."
The AUTO OFF
Good Morning Bob,
I’m not sure my problem is the same as yours. My PX3 is only 2 years old and I
had never saved a configuration file to this point. Neither had I adjusted the
amplitude and phase on the I and Q channels. I did that for the first time
last night and, seeing it was
Many thanks to the many people who offered suggestions and advice on this
subject, all of it worth pursuing. If it works out, there may come from it
another participant in the Elecraft reflector some day.
Thanks again,
Ted, KN1CBR
There was an issue with saving and recalling the configuration and memory
settings with the PX3 but I do not recall ever seeing a firmware update to
fix. The issue was during the last update, there was an oversight. The
file name for file was changed in one section of the code, but not in
You only need FM filter if you are going to run FM.
Jim Rhodes
K0XU
On Oct 16, 2017 20:10, "Don Bragg" wrote:
Thinking of upgrading to the K3S and adding the 2M option. Two questions:
1. Will the module operate outside the standard frequency ranges with the
MARS mod?
2.
Thanks again Don. This was an interesting one.
The DAC was constantly receiving data/clock signals from the CPU, even with
all the controls at rest. You could see the DAC output voltage jump when
the Band+ or Band- keys were pressed while in CAL FCTR, but then went
immediately back to where it
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