How I can set the scan delay when a signal is found?
I would like a longer delay time on the scan function when a signal is
detected.
Thanks
73 de KP4FMD - K3s #10,554
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Tony,
Elecraft have a service agent - Carlo Bianconi - in Italy who does great
work. Shipping was very reasonable. Several of the 6Gs DXpedition team sent
KPA500s over to him for a hardware upgrade and full checkout before our
first trip (TX6G).
I'd chat with Elecraft support first, but if they
Shucks, our $1000 wireless professional microphones use the ribbon
technique to assist in removing the battery/batteries. Works great until
some apprentice audio tech forgets to put the ribbon UNDER the new
battery and then says "hey, what's this hanging out of the case?"
73
Bob, K4TAX
On
Excellent tip, Mike! It brought back memories of my kid's toys that had a
small ribbon behind the cells that you could pull and the cells would come out
easily. So, I just looked at the toys all of my grandchildren got for
Christmas, and NONE of them had that feature. Looks like I will use
I believe the batteries are really tight in the battery holder to provide a low
resistance contact. I remember a post from Elecraft mentioning that they had to
use a special battery holder to get that resistance down.
I used to see ribbon under batteries to help pop them out of a holder. I’m
Thanks Don - nope, no volts! I’ll be looking for other options. Can’t have
too many headsets ;-)
Bret/N4SRN
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I have only used Eneloop AA batteries on my kx3, so not sure if its just
them, but getting them out of the battery holder (on each end end) is
difficult.
So I cut a strip of coated paper from a catalog, and wrapped that around
the end of battery on the + end and now I can pull them out easily.
Yes, by all means Tony should contact Elecraft service. They are staffed
with very competent people, and have developed methods of supporting
customers around the world.
Several years ago, I experienced excellent support from SDR Kits, a
small UK company that builds the excellent VNWA Vector
Wizkers:Radio can do an SWR scan with a K3, KX3, or KX2. It also works with
some other rigs. Very handy bit of free, portable software.
http://www.wizkers.io/wizkersradio
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
CM87wj
http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)
> On Dec 25, 2017, at 8:09 PM, Jim N7US
It's as wide as the bandwidth of the BPF ahead of the 1st mixer. There
are several BPF's for the various bands and their BW no doubt varies,
but is likely much larger than 200 KHz.
73,
Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County
On 12/25/2017 9:17 AM, Jim Miller wrote:
The P3
Hi Tony,
Sounds like a smoking gun to me. Certainly there must be someone on
that side of the Atlantic that could replace an SMT part! I'm sure
Elecraft would provide guidance.
73,
Scott K9MA
On 12/26/2017 06:58, Tony G6GLP wrote:
Hi Scott
I had a look inside and under the atu but
I did download and install V2.008.Zip. Scanned a couple of my
antennas. Seems to work OK as expected with my K3S.
Jim - Thanks for uploading the files and posting same.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 12/25/2017 10:09 PM, Jim N7US wrote:
Eric,
I believe you're thinking about K3_EZ, which was written
Hi Scott
I had a look inside and under the atu but nothing looks out of place
until a little smt device dropped out. It looks like a coil of some sort
but I am not sure where it fell off and even if I did I now dont have
the facilities to put is back with any dignity. So when the elves get
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