On SSB, whenever I go to transmit (I use the PTT line) I can hear the
distinct click of the amp relays at the start of my transmission. This is,
if nothing else, embarrassing.
I tried changing the TX DLY setting, but it seems that that setting only
goes up to 20 ms, which is insufficient to stop
Don Wilhelm said the following at 09/13/2010 07:57 PM :
First turn the compression to zero, then increase the mic gain until you
see 6 to 7 bars on the ALC meter.
Than add compression as you like.
You can do all that in TEST mode. When adding compression, you can
listen to yourself on
Ron D'Eau Claire said the following at 09/14/2010 06:02 PM :
I agree with both of you on this. I thought the discussion was about
optimizing the audio.
The question I asked was about power output. There have been some helpful
replies and on off the reflector (and I have a plan of action now)
I don't use SSB much, but I just bought the much-recommended Yamaha CM500
for those occasions when I venture up to that end of the bands.
Trouble is, after following the instructions on p. 28 of the K3 operating
manual, along with K7YC's suggestions in e-mail
Joe Subich, W4TV said the following at 08/09/2010 08:57 AM :
Bill,
Alan N1AL may want to respond but I don't believe either is a bug.
Both are consistent with more sensitivity in the clockwise direction,
which is consistent in my opinion.
While both controls, in fact, increase a
I have a brand new K3, just completed a couple of days ago.
On 20m (the only band for which I have an antenna at the moment), running
into an antenna with SWR about 1.8:1, I am receiving the hi cur warning.
If I use the ATU, the SWR drops down to around 1.3:1, but the hi cur
warning remains. Into
D. R. Evans said the following at 07/20/2010 07:53 PM :
On 20m (the only band for which I have an antenna at the moment), running
into an antenna with SWR about 1.8:1, I am receiving the hi cur warning.
If I use the ATU, the SWR drops down to around 1.3:1, but the hi cur
warning remains
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