Good Evening,
Conditions were not as good as last week. There was a fast QSB
warble on a few stations on both bands. Noise was moderate while copy
was OK.
Fog has been moving through while the temperature drops. My
wireless connection to the Internet is blocked when it is most
K3/0 mini and RCC boxes sold.
Still available: K3s
Steve, ve6wz
> On Nov 26, 2022, at 11:55 AM, VE6WZ_Steve wrote:
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> K3s -$2,900. Purchased new 2015. SN 10,191. mostly loaded. 100w, ATU, sub-rx,
> DVR most Xtals etc. (see original invoice in photos link below for all detail
> specs when I
Please join us on 3775 kHz, 9PM ET Sunday (0200Z Monday).
80M has been good at that time of the evening, with strong signals and
little QRN from thunderstorms these days.
Your net control lives in Ann Arbor, MI, and I was planning last week to
(among other things) complete my online FEMA
Control of K-Pod LED 4 is not implemented on the K4 as yet, according to Wayne.
73, Charles, K4ZRJ
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> On Nov 27, 2022, at 18:51, Mike Dodd wrote:
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> I have a new K-POD connected to a K4D, and several macros assigned to
> switchesF1-F8 operate
I have a new K-POD connected to a K4D, and several macros assigned to
switchesF1-F8 operate correctly. Now I want to turn LED 4 on and off.
The K-POD user manual says:
"...LED 4 is always under user control. The following commands are used:
KPLED4ON; turns LED 4 on KPLED4OFF; turns led 4
Interesting to note that the offending units were several years old. I have
seen no reports of newer Feit unit being problematic. For that reason I would
not avoid Feit out of hand.
Manufacturers change designs all the time so what was OK this month may not be
the next.
But I agree that
FWIW I have a friend who lives about a mile away and his neighbour replaced his
halogen downlighters with LEDs. He also did not change the dimmer. The RFI on 2
metres completely wipes out the band. The guy is an ahole. When he found that
he couldn’t listen to his DAB BC radio, he changed a few
Absolutely agree.
I tested them before they were installed. One positive hint was that they
have a FCC id number.
My under-the-counter lights are an entirely different saga. . ..
On Sun, Nov 27, 2022 at 9:18 AM Mark Newbold wrote:
> Not all FEIT LED's are RFI-free. At the local Red Cross
Not all FEIT LED's are RFI-free. At the local Red Cross office I tracked down a horrible RFI problem
to 23 FEIT BR30 13-watt track/flood lights in a nearby business. That business owner returned them
to Costco for a refund (even though they had been installed for several years) and replaced them
On 11/27/2022 12:28 AM, Victor Rosenthal 4X6GP wrote:
The dreaded "simple RF overload" is rare.
RIGHT!
I went to battle on this with an ARRL "RFI legend" on this for the 2010
Handbook and lost, but he was DEAD WRONG. The problems are not
"fundamental overload," which is a bogus concept, but
The dreaded "simple RF overload" is rare. Most RFI problems are caused
by RF in the shack, which gets into power lines, etc. When you DO have
the former problem, it's treated by installing ferrites on the
"antennas" of the devices interfered with, e.g. power, speaker, or phone
lines. ONCE I
The dreaded "simple RF overload" is rare. Most RFI problems are caused
by RF in the shack, which gets into power lines, etc. When you DO have
the former problem, it's treated by installing ferrites on the
"antennas" of the devices interfered with, e.g. power, speaker, or phone
lines. ONCE I
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