For me, there are MUCH better uses of time when running during a contest
than fooling around dancing with the AGC DSP settings. Further, dancing
with the AGC DSP simply isn't neccessary
Totally agree! We hams should not be experimenting with our equipment, we
should just buy a radio and
Hi Paul,
Where is the Ham spirit, even if we are not able today to do our own
equipment as during the past.
Modern Hams became lazzy because technology give us everything on a
plate without any efforts !
May be I'm jurassic but Elecraft waked up my Ham spirit after decades
of using commercial
Hi Paul,
Where is the Ham spirit, even if we are not able today to do our own
equipment as during the past.
Modern Hams became lazzy because technology give us everything on a
plate without any efforts !
May be I'm jurassic but Elecraft waked up my Ham spirit after decades
of using commercial
it is compulsory to own a k3
--- On Tue, 2/9/10, Philippe Trottet trot...@unhcr.org wrote:
From: Philippe Trottet trot...@unhcr.org
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] AGC DSP Rain Dance
To: K6LE k...@mac.com, d...@w3fpr.com
Cc: Elecraft Reflector elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Date: Tuesday, February 9, 2010, 5:21 AM
Actually, I think Paul was just joking ;-)
73
Barry N1EU
Philippe Trottet wrote:
Where is the Ham spirit, even if we are not able today to do our own
equipment as during the past.
Modern Hams became lazzy because technology give us everything on a
plate without any efforts !
pd0psb
You tuned in correctly :-)
73'
Paul
Actually, I think Paul was just joking ;-)
73
Barry N1EU
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I assembled my K3 less then a week ago, and I don't see where you have to
dance around at all. There are certainly a lot of different settings, and I
am sure I will spend quite a bit of time finding the right settings for
certain conditions. But that is a good thing. Flexibility is good, and once
Guy-
It would appear that some K-3 owners really enjoy dancing around wasting
time and energy dancing the AGC up and down ... and forever fooling with
DSP adjustments... but there are some of us who do not enjoy that at all!
For me, there are MUCH better uses of time when running during
Richard,
All controls are not for everyone. There are those who just want to
operate, and the default setting should be their choice.
For those who want performance enhancement, then several of us are
trying to give instructions about how to effectively do that - because
the K3 does provide
Well said!
I'm just glad I bought my K3 before I got too involved in some of the
discussion on here. If I hadn't I might not have done it and then I would be
missing out on this wonderful radio.
To paraphrase what some others have said: This one is a keeper and I am taking
it with me to my
I've experimented almost daily during the last two Winter seasons
searching 160M CW signals and making a few contacts. Not S9+, not
loud and crowded Contesting or operating EU from the East Coast of
NA, but typically weak signals from the middle of KL7.
I'm under the Aurora's influence in a
Fully agree !
Race cars need fine (and often) tuning to get their best for each races, K3's
are the same.
But my main main thing is to enjoy and have a lot of fun to chase the weak
signal, specially in big pilups in SSB with my exotic callsign. Using for ssb
FC: 0.95 and Width: 1.6k (6k, 2.8
Hi Richard,
The Dance referred to the posted conversations about AGC, not
changing settings while operating the K3. The only time I monkey with
DSP and the AGC is when I'm testing something out. And before all the
testing the last couple of weeks, I had not changed the AGC settings
in over a
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