ote:
>
> Sorry about the pin typo. Look at the cable link for the steppIR that Dick
> K6KR sent and that will be obvious. I was looking at that diagram when I
> typed my response, but did not proof it.
> TXD is really pin 3.
>
> 73,
> Don W3FPR
>
> On 7/8/2018 7:24 PM, S
but from the explicit signals
> separate from TXD and RTS.
>
> Note that the KX3 (and most other Elecraft products) rely only on TXD and
> RTS, which are reserved for data transmission only in the RS-232 scheme of
> things.
>
> 73,
> Don W3FPR
>
> On 7/8/2018 4:5
e 3.5mm connector to the
> KXPA100.
>
> http://www.steppir.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Y-Cable.pdf
>
> 73 de Dick, K6KR
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net On
> Behalf Of Stephen Rector via Elecraft
> Sent: Sunday, Jul
5mm stereo plug and two 3.5mm
> stereo jacks if using the KXUSB.
> If you are using the KXSER cable instead, yes, you can connect a "Y" DB9
> splitter to the DB9 end of the KXSER cable - the computer connects to one
> side and the magloop controller connects to the other side of th
Hy home station is a KX3 + KPXA100, and I can control the radio via the RS232
port on the KXPA. However, recently I added a Ciro Mazzoni magloop to the
station, and its controller plugs in to the KXPA serial port to sniff for
frequency information, allowing re-tuning on the fly. This leaves no
Hi All:
I received my KX3 s/n 1690 about 10 days ago and have been putting it to work
on many modes. It's got best receiver I've ever used, although the highest end
xcvr I've owned previous to it was a TS850 with narrow filters - not quite
high-end compared to the $5K radios on today's market.
I've got a KX3 on order, with the idea of replacing my K2-100 as the primary
radio at home. So, the PA is something I'll be watching for.
I wonder what Wayne and others think about using push-pull mosfet finals as
opposed to the BJT used in the K2-100 PA. Mosfets are almost universally used
in
I ve been using me K2 (s/n 6770) in the digital modes lately and have wanted to
make an improvement in the passband ripple, which is almost 10 dB p-p when the
BW is set at 2 KHz, with the RX audio viewed spectrally. So I simulated the
filter using the crystal parameters given here:
Hi All:
I'm new to this list. As of last week, my K2 s/n 6770 is up and
running - I'm quite happy with it. Even though I have a stealth sloper
to a pine tree (HOA restriction), the receiver has impressed me, and
the QRP gets out (next weekend's board is the 100W PA). This weekend I
got
I'm new to the list, with a couple of questions on the K2. My s/n 6770
has been running for about a week: this weekend put in the KSSB2,
KDSP2 and KNB2. When I select from the four CW xtal filter bandwidths,
I get a slightly different pitch on the received CW station.
Qusetion 1: Is that
and
above, the VFO is on the low side - that is what causes the sideband
inversion. If you prefer to listen to CW in LSB for all the bands,
then switch to CW reverse for 15, 12 and 10 meters.
Stephen Rector wrote:
I'm new to the list, with a couple of questions on the K2. My s/n
6770 has been
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Date: July 26, 2009 5:26:51 PM GMT-07:00
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] MH2 Mic issue
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