Hi Tony,
I had the function in mind, then cajoled Lyle into doing the hard part -- the
demodulator. Somehow he figured it out in just a few days.
The key idea that led to the PSK31 and RTTY decoders was this: that a ham
receiver should be able to demodulate all commonly heard signals and
Wayne:
Re: CW-To-Data Feature
I'm glad you thought of it! It must have taken a while to get from
concept to production. I would imagine that it's not that simple to add
other data modes -- the foundation is there but my guess is that it
would require more code crunching?
Thanks for all.
I apologize for bringing in personal items to the reflector but I have had
numerous friends and associates responding to my email, in retrospect I
probably should have either given more info or no info. My wife is doing
really good, and I have an update on my QRZ.com site for any questions ,
...the Elecraft list police are out in force - I can sleep easier tonight.
de AA4GA
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Hi John, good read, thanks,
John KN5L
On 2/6/23 3:52 PM, John Harper wrote:
> Well, maybe a few hundred, plus 3 photos:
> https://ae5x.blogspot.com/2023/02/the-utility-of-elecrafts-cp1-bi.html
>
> If you're one of the many who now have a tinySA...
>
> 73,
> John AE5X
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Life certainly can change quickly. My wife and I had plans in place for
the outdoors, camping, mountains, mountain bikes, KX2, etc. but health
changes for my wife means that we will be enjoying the hobby and our time
together in other ways, so I have a KX2, KXPA-100 and Adventure paddles for
Well, maybe a few hundred, plus 3 photos:
https://ae5x.blogspot.com/2023/02/the-utility-of-elecrafts-cp1-bi.html
If you're one of the many who now have a tinySA...
73,
John AE5X
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That was needlessly snide and nit picky.
Dave AB7E
On 02/06/2023 11:36 AM Lee Hiers wrote:
CW = continuous wave, an unmodulated carrier
CW <> Morse code, although many take it to mean that these days. One doesn't "learn
CW", one "learns Morse code".
73 de Lee, AA4GA
Please disregard my post as I have "re-found" the answer.
Long story short...I started this activity some six months ago and had to stop
for personal reasons.
I had simply forgotten that Ray K2ULR had provided the answer back then.
When I realized it, I tried to stop my post but Keith WE6R
A ham asked a simple question about the TUN function and got a bunch of
criticism about terminology. There was only one post (mine) that actually
answered his question helpfully. That is not a good look for this list.
Let’s try to be Elmers and dial back the negative stuff.
wunder
K6WRU
Walter
On 2/6/2023 9:47 AM, K9ZTV wrote:
CW never means Morse Code. It means continuous wave or carrier wave (used
interchangeably).
Morse-type Code occurs only when a continuous wave is turned on and off to
represent letters, numbers, and punctuation according to a given language's
agreed upon
Let's get our nomenclature right ...
CW never means Morse Code. It means continuous wave or carrier wave (used
interchangeably).
Morse-type Code occurs only when a continuous wave is turned on and off to
represent letters, numbers, and punctuation according to a given language's
agreed upon
Maybe something here will be helpful:
https://marc.info/?l=elecraft=145323127930319=2
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
Yuma, AZ
On 2/6/2023 9:19 AM, Gary K9GS wrote:
I checked several things this morning. 1. RX antenna is NOT selected.2. RF
gain is not turned down.3. I swapped to antenna 2 port on
Karl,
We usually do have a pre-net call up, sometimes as much as 15 minutes
early, and several of the stations last night were running 'barefoot'
(100W), some into EFHW wire antennas, so please don't despair. Since I
was having antenna issues last night, I ended up running barefoot
myself,
Thanks Richard. That's probably going to be my next step.I'm at my FL qth so
only one radio and 1 antenna. I'm hoping to get this fixed so I can work
Bouvet.73,Gary K9GS
Original message From: DC Date:
2/6/23 11:34 AM (GMT-05:00) To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net Subject: Re:
On 2/4/2023 1:46 PM, JEROME SODUS wrote:
Normally, "CW" means morse-code.
But, in this instance, am I correct in thinking it stands for "continuous wave"
or, in other words, an unmodulated FM signal (constant carrier and
amplitude)?
Yes; "CONTINUOUS wave."
It's not really an unmodulated
You are correct, it puts out a plain carrier, CW with the key held down.
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
CM87wj
http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)
> On Feb 4, 2023, at 10:46 AM, JEROME SODUS wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> My question is about the "TUNE" selection (half second hold of the XMIT
>
CW = continuous wave, an unmodulated carrier
CW <> Morse code, although many take it to mean that these days. One
doesn't "learn CW", one "learns Morse code".
Do you have a watt meter between the KX3 and the loop?
73 de Lee, AA4GA
On Mon, Feb 6, 2023 at 11:14 AM JEROME SODUS wrote:
>
I have had similar problems a couple of times over the years and it was
the coax connectors on the synthesizer board. Simply unplugging them
and re-installing them fixed the problem. However, the last time I also
put a small amount of Deoxit on the connector.
Richard, K6VV
On 2/6/2023 8:19
I checked several things this morning. 1. RX antenna is NOT selected.2. RF
gain is not turned down.3. I swapped to antenna 2 port on the radio and
switched to antenna 2. Same behavior as before.4. I connected my antenna
analyzer to the coax coming out of the back of the radio. All readings
Hello,
My question is about the "TUNE" selection (half second hold of the XMIT button).
The manual's wording is
"TUNE is used to put out a CW signal at the power level selected by the __ PWR
control.".
Normally, "CW" means morse-code.
But, in this instance, am I correct in thinking it
On 2/5/2023 10:19 PM, Gary K9GS wrote:
I have a K3, not K3S. A couple days ago I noticed a lack of signals heard.
I'm hearing static/ band noise just no signals. I've listened on several
bands.. same regardless of band.I went up in the digital portion of the band
where there are always
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