I use the K3 Freq. Memory Editor sw to program up to 99 memories with
specific freq./modes for quick switching. This is loaded via the
RS232 port into the K3. Then all I do to change bands/modes is to
press MV and rotate VFO-A to select memories 00-99. I have them
grouped for favorite freq.
I have K3 #2808 that I purchased used about 6 months ago. This week, I
added the KAT3 antenna tuner and the 400 and 250 Hz 8-pole filters. All
I can say is WOW!!!
Now for my questionIs there a way to
make the frequency follow the mode per band (or has this been discussed
already and I
Larry,
As far as I know there is no way to do it the way you asked, but there
IS another way - by using the memories.
If you use the Quick Memories, you can go to the last used frequency
on any band - I set up my button 1 for 160 meters, 2 for 80, 3 for 40m,
4 for 20 m, 5 for 15 m, 6 for 10
Larry,
I think you can accomplish what you want by using the per-band quick memories
as described on page 16 of the Owner's manual.
Memories M 1 – M 4 are per-band quick memories. For example, you might set up
M 1 for each band’s CW segment, M 2 for the SSB segment, etc.
As an example, I have
I would really appreciate help on getting the HRD DM780 interfaced with my
K3. I have a EMU 0202 sound card and decoding CW from the radio is fine. I
would like to get some help in getting the DM780 to send CW via the K3. I am
sure I have missed something real basic.
-
Dan AB3EN
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Hello elecrafters,
i ordered a K3 with the additional KBPF3 module for general Coverage. Do i need
the additional AM Filter for listening to AM radiostations? or ist this AM
Filter only neccessary for AM TX?
Thanks for your configuration support.
Michael, DC0ZO
K2# 5619
You need it if you want to listen to an AM stations full bandwidth.
You'll not hear the entire transmitted signal without it. You'll be
able to hear talk stations or something like that just fine but for
listening to music you'd probably find it lacking. Hopefully this helps
you in making your
I had the same thought when ordering my K3, but I chose the FM filter
instead of the AM filter. That will give me sufficient bandwidth for
good quality AM RX as well as FM TX/RX. It's more likely that I'll
use FM TX on 10m or 6m than AM anywhere.
73
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Joe KB8AP
On Sep 20, 2008, at 2:38
11:09 AM
To: Elecraft Reflector
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 configuration question
I had the same thought when ordering my K3, but I chose the
FM filter
instead of the AM filter. That will give me sufficient
bandwidth for
good quality AM RX as well as FM TX/RX. It's more likely
I had the same thought when ordering my K3, but I chose
the FM filter instead of the AM filter. That will give
me sufficient bandwidth for good quality AM RX as well
as FM TX/RX.
Absolutely. It is a shame that the K3 firmware currently
blocks ESSB or AM transmit when the FM filter is
, W4TV
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I had the same thought when ordering my K3, but I chose
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