Don,
That is good information for prospective kit builders. Yes, the
Elecraft instructions are very good - follow the instructions given in
the manual and you will have success.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 9/26/2012 8:54 PM, Don KA1KU wrote:
> I just went through a very similar scenario. A few months
I just went through a very similar scenario. A few months ago I bought a
base K3 with one extra filter, the KAT2 and KXV3A. I purchased the kit
version. A couple of weeks ago I decided to add two 200 matching filters,
the gen coverage rcv, the sub rcv and the 100 watt kit.
This is a fairily maj
On 9/12/2012 8:21 PM, Stan AE7UT wrote:
> The quesiton is should I get a K3 now (hoping to beat the price increase) or
> wait and buy the fully loaded version in a couple of months? How difficult
> is it to keep adding modules on? I would be buying the kit form.
Not difficult at all. The only tr
Adding modules is a breeze. My advice: Buy the K3 with the options
you can afford or want to spend on, now. Upgrade later.
73,
matt W6NIA
On Wed, 12 Sep 2012 20:21:57 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
>OK... I assembled a KX3 about 2 weeks ago and I'm finding it to be a better
>receiver for me than my O
Stan,
While everyone has their "clippoints", I would suggest that you purchase
the base K3 now before the price increase, and then ponder what
additional options you might want (even though the price increase may
have gone by). OTOH, if you already know what K3 features you want,
order them n
OK... I assembled a KX3 about 2 weeks ago and I'm finding it to be a better
receiver for me than my Orion II.
A noise blanker and noise reduction that actually work!
CW/PSK/FSK decoding! I'm just floored by how nice this little rig sounds.
I am assuming the K3 would be as nice or nicer. So I'd li
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