Bernie - and all,
I would suggest that you download and install the latest K3 Utility,
then connect with your K3S and "Copy Files from Elecraft".
After that, look in the K3 Utility Help file for the Firmware Release Notes.
You will find information on the firmware updates between what you
I tend to go a couple+ years between updating my K3 P3 KPA. Unlike MS,
updating has never broken anything. I would do it without hesitation. And of
course backup first. But I’ve never needed a backup.
73
Josh W6XU
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> On Jun 25, 2019, at 4:51 PM, Bernie and Cheryl
If you run the K3 Utility and the KPA500 Utility, download the latest
from Elecraft and install same. Also while you have those utilities up
and running, do a back-up of each. The current version for the
KPA500 is 1.54 and for the K3S is 5.67 for the MCU. I'd say both of
your items are
I got my K3s (#10323) back in October, 2015, and got my KPA 500 (#2664)
a few months later (I have the full K line including the KAT 500).
When I built them, I promptly updated the firmware, and haven't done it
since. I checked and my K3s has Firmware Version 5.35 and the KPA 500
has Version
I've seen the occasional mention by someone who, when trying to update
firmware, comes up with an error.. e.g. there recent I've bricked my
K3 posting. And part of the advice to remedy that is to make sure
that you have the latest version of the Utility.
Well, just for fun, I downloaded
Consider making your Mac dual boot, Ray -- if it
will support the newer OS. 10.5.8 is ancient (I
reckon you need Rosetta for the old apps) and many
applications no longer support it.
73, Phil W7OX
On 3/31/14, 4:31 PM, Ray Sills wrote:
I've seen the occasional mention by someone who,
when
Every once in a while firmware updates do result in changed CONFIG
values. I suspect this results from user customized settings being
changed back to default values as a result of new coding affecting
specific functions.
After every update I run through the CONFIG bank to see which values, if
I have downloaded many firmware files from Elecraft and found that downloading
the beta files can be downloaded to any folder you desire using Windows
Internet explorer. The non-beta firmware can only be downloaded in to the
defult folder of the Elecraft installer program then later moved into
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To: Elecraft
Subject: [Elecraft] Firmware updates
I have downloaded many firmware files from Elecraft and found that
downloading the beta files can be downloaded to any folder you desire using
Although I have the latest firmwares installed from factory delivery the
firmware label on the board says US band limits
Is there available EU firmware to install EU limits???
Or did I miss something on the firmware pages
Rgds
Simon
Simon Lewis
GM4PLM/DL4PLM
http://www.dl4plm.net
Although I have the latest firmwares installed from factory delivery
the firmware label on the board says US band limits
I've asked about this too a couple times, but never saw an answer:
What if I take my K3 on an expedition to place where the US band limits
are not restrictive enough. Some
Does that requirement exist for home built equipment? Surely you could
argue that the K3 is something you built yourself.
Except for the Foundation level, the authorities seem to take the
attitude, We publish the band limits, you stick within them, or you
will experience sanctions.
73
In some countries yes.
If I remember correctly places like Malta and Thailand require hard
band limits in the hardware (firmware), and they check for them too.
vy 73 de toby
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To: KBG Luxford
Cc: Elecraft List
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Firmware updates for EU bands
In some countries yes.
If I remember correctly places like Malta and Thailand require hard
band limits in the hardware (firmware), and they check for them too.
vy 73 de toby
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DD5FZ (ex 4n6fz, dj7mgq, dg5mgq
Does that requirement exist for home built equipment? Surely you could
argue that the K3 is something you built yourself.
As pretty and sophisticated as the K3 is...I rather doubt
the slickest car salesman could convince an authority that
the radio was a home built one.
de Joe,
On Dec 1, 2007 1:48 PM, Toby Deinhardt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In some countries yes.
If I remember correctly places like Malta and Thailand require hard
band limits in the hardware (firmware), and they check for them too.
Couldn't the band limits be user programmable, a function of the
Now that sounds like a VERy good idea, then those that want limits can have
them, and those that don, er, don't
On 1/12/07 17:11, Julian G4ILO [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
On Dec 1, 2007 1:48 PM, Toby Deinhardt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In some countries yes.
If I remember correctly places like
, 2007 9:12 AM
To: elecraft
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Firmware updates for EU bands
On Dec 1, 2007 1:48 PM, Toby Deinhardt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In some countries yes.
If I remember correctly places like Malta and Thailand require hard
band limits in the hardware (firmware), and they check
Toby Deinhardt wrote:
I've asked about this too a couple times, but never saw an answer:
What if I take my K3 on an expedition to place where the US band
limits are not restrictive enough. Some countries are very strict and
require built in TX band limits, which are not the same as the North
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