Your point continues to be repeated (and it’s become a tiresome and annoying
whine). However it remains that the Elecraft code is proprietary, just as most
radio manufacturers code, name most any brand. Ditto car engine computer code
(gas, diesel, hybrid or battery), computer program
Slow flash of the 0 dBm LED.
On Wed, Nov 25, 2020 at 10:42 PM Robert G Strickland via Elecraft <
elecraft@mailman.qth.net> wrote:
> What is the indication that the XG3 battery is low?
> ...robert
> --
> Robert G Strickland, PhD ABPH - KE2WY
> rc...@verizon.net.usa
> Syracuse, New York, USA
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>
The point on Moore's law is taken.
But the options aren't just limited to Elecraft doing more work on older
radios or no updates at all (or supporting the old radios to the detriment
of the new)
Many software development projects now are community based and although
radio firmware may be more
What is the indication that the XG3 battery is low?
...robert
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rc...@verizon.net.usa
Syracuse, New York, USA
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for everyone for the ideas.
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Or turn the RF Gain down...
On Wed, Nov 25, 2020 at 18:45 Dave Cole wrote:
> One can always use the built in attenuator...
>
> 73, and thanks,
> Dave (NK7Z)
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They also released a whole new radio, the ‘590SG not long after the original
‘590S. The K3 didn’t have a replacement upgrade like that, meaning the K3 to
theK3s, for something like 10 years, and they even gave an upgrade path to make
the K3 very close in performance to the K3s. No such for the
One can always use the built in attenuator...
73, and thanks,
Dave (NK7Z)
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On 11/25/20 4:27 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Doug,
I lived through cycle 19 of the sunspot
I've been a ham since before the solar peak of cycle 20, more than 50 years
ago. I used a K1 with its simple SA612 front end during the peak activity for
cycle 23 and 24. The problem that you have conjured is non-existent for
practical proposes. There is nothing but joy to be had with any
Doug,
I lived through cycle 19 of the sunspot signals, and did not find any
problem with receiver overloading at that time. We did not have the
Elecraft gear at that time, but what we had was not up to the
performance/protection that is typical for Elecraft. Receivers have
gotten much
I think they'll work exactly the way they do now.
73,
Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County
On 11/25/2020 3:52 PM, Douglas Hagerman via Elecraft wrote:
If, by some miracle, the sunspot count were to eventually jump up to a really
high level, as was the case in around 2002, or
> Douglas Hagerman wrote:
>
> If, by some miracle, the sunspot count were to eventually jump up to a really
> high level, as was the case in around 2002, or even better in 1959, how would
> the various Elecraft receivers work? I’m specifically interested in the K1
> and K2, but in general, is
If, by some miracle, the sunspot count were to eventually jump up to a really
high level, as was the case in around 2002, or even better in 1959, how would
the various Elecraft receivers work? I’m specifically interested in the K1 and
K2, but in general, is there a realistic problem with
And yet the TS-590 still has unfixed design flaws (overshoot being one
of the worst) without sending it to an authorized shop, taking weeks.
It was MONTHS before that firmware was updated (since originally
reported). I find the reaction time for updates with Elecraft to be
more responsive.
It has been a while since the K3 has done anything but CW. Running a
temporary station at my grandmother's for the week and thought I'd run some
FT8 in the background.
IIRC you want 4 bars of ALC with the 5th flashing.
Here are my settings:
Windows Sound Device Settings (KIO3B sound card) =
For large companies there is still the cost factor. Could that person otherwise
be doing something more profitable. Remember who really runs those companies.
Sent from my iPad
> On Nov 25, 2020, at 12:40 PM, Neil Zampella wrote:
>
> Of course, as mentioned previously in this thread, large
Of course, as mentioned previously in this thread, large companies have
funds that they can invest in personnel to do the development, so I
would expect that Kenwood would be able to assign personnel quickly to
handle such issues.
Neil, KN3ILZ
On 11/25/2020 10:25 AM, Andy Durbin wrote:
"Name
It would be nice to see the two remaining “not implemented” features appear in
the KX3, especially S-meter absolute mode. I’m not sure there is much demand
for addressing multiple transverters.
"Name any other company that gives you FREE firmware updates in real time (not
months later like Icom or never like most others) until the issues are resolved
to the user satisfaction; or that ADD features previously unavailable."
Kenwood!
Kenwood has released firmware updates for TS-590S
The point of a new radio is not the full feature list but *what it does for
you* in your current and desired-future operating conditions. Very few of
us take full advantage of every bell and whistle, but newer radios do tend
to enhance whatever experiences most amateurs seek. This applies not only
Well that IS rather condescending.
I would take a different view, that MOST of the hams using Elecraft use
MOST of the features on a regular basis but because the features are
designed well, the user doesn't NEED to fiddle about (or understand the
precise ways they work). One of the
I would venture to say that most hams (especially those recently licensed)
don’t and can’t utilize all the features of even an older K3, let alone one
with all the enhancements. The K4 is so far beyond the “average” ham in its
ability that unless you are an electronics guru with an EE you
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