operation? I suppose all your A/B tests are
related to CW mode.
Please enlighten me.
73
Johnny VR2XMC
K-Line
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主題︰ [Elecraft] K3 First Impressions
Hi all,
I thought I might
Hi all,
I thought I might communicate my initial feelings/impressions regarding
the K3 vs. the Pro 3.
There is no question the K3 is a better receiver than the Pro 3; period!
Overall I can hear things on the K3 I was not able to hear on the Pro 3.
I did a very short, (didn't take too long to
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傳送日期︰ 2014年04月17日 (週四) 10:28 PM
主題︰ [Elecraft] K3 First Impressions
Hi all,
I thought I might communicate my initial feelings/impressions regarding
the K3 vs. the Pro 3.
There is no question the K3 is a better receiver than the Pro 3; period!
Overall I can hear things on the K3 I
Hi David!
Congrats on the K3!
I'm no expert, having just built mine few weeks ago, but where did you connect
your Sub RX antenna input to? IS it connected to the RX ANT bnc or to the KAT3?
If BNC - then yes, you would need to connect the actual receive only antenna.
I connected mine to the KAT3,
Maybe that's what that extra connector on the bottom is for.
Philip
Iain MacDonnell - K6IAM wrote:
So what we need is a K3 docking station - when you bring your K3 home
from field day / DXpedidion / whatever, you drop it into the bigger
enclosure, with the fancy display, more knobs and
Maybe that is the K4.
David Wilburn
K4DGW
www.k4dgw.com
www.k4rc.net
Williamsburg Area Amateur Radio Club (K4RC)
My Current LOTW/DXCC/WAS status
www.k4dgw.com/WAS.DXCC.info.html
Greg - AB7R wrote:
I really think the K3 is a great rig and THE rig to have.
That said, I would LOVE the k3
So what we need is a K3 docking station - when you bring your K3 home
from field day / DXpedidion / whatever, you drop it into the bigger
enclosure, with the fancy display, more knobs and buttons, etc, and
hook up a big interface cable of some sort ... seems like it should be
feasible...
I received my K3 yesterday, after ordering in late October last year
(waiting primarily to have it shipped with 2nd RX, pre-built). After
having it on the bench for most of the last 24 hours and using it in a
side by side comparison with my IC-7800, I thought I would pass on my
first
I really think the K3 is a great rig and THE rig to have.
That said, I would LOVE the k3 radio packaged in a larger enclosure...not quite
as large as the 7800 though. With
a built-in display with split screen for main and sub receivers and click tune
with a USB mouse. More dedicated
buttons
Kinda like a K3+ :-)
73 de M0XDF, K3 #174
--
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have
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On 26 Aug 2008, at 16:28, Greg - AB7R wrote:
With what Elecraft has
been able to do with the K3 they
I agree with the OP as far as the K3 goes and have no experience of the
Icom 7800, but I have yet to get a concrete example of the things a
spectrum scope can do. Does anyone know what is it about it that you
*can't* do with the K3 as presently outfitted? I know about LP-Pan and
all, so my
Watching a band such as 6m for Sporadic-E activity.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
www.ham-radio-deluxe.com
- Original Message -
From: jmalloy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I agree with the OP as far as the K3 goes and have no experience of the
Icom 7800, but I have yet to get a concrete example of the
That seems reasonable, Simon, but if you're already *on* 6, can't you
just tell by the sounds? I don't mean to be difficult, I really am curious!
73,
Joe, W2RBA
jmalloy wrote:
I agree with the OP as far as the K3 goes and have no experience of the
Icom 7800, but I have yet to get a
SSB portion is at least 200 kHz wide - the band is closed - then it's open.
With a bandscope you see the whole band, beacons - everything.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
www.ham-radio-deluxe.com
- Original Message -
From: jmalloy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That seems reasonable, Simon, but if you're
On Tue, 26 Aug 2008 19:10:11 +0200, Simon (HB9DRV) wrote:
With a bandscope you see the whole band, beacons - everything.
And birdies from various RFI sources. Even in a fairly quiet QTH,
there are some.
73,
Jim K9YC
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Simon (HB9DRV) wrote:
SSB portion is at least 200 kHz wide - the band is closed - then it's
open. With a bandscope you see the whole band, beacons - everything.
True, the Es openings on 6 come and go very quickly.
But you would need to visually check the bandscope screen every minute
or so.
I
in the future to add
that facility to the K3.
73, andy, ae6y
- Original Message -
From: jmalloy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: elecraft Reflector elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2008 9:53 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 - first impressions
I agree with the OP
Joe, when working DX that is operating split, it is nice to see the
pattern he is using - is he saying up 30 to 40, but jumst answering
those on 35 up? Is he tuning up, or down? is tail-ending working?
Knowing this is often the difference between adding that new one, and
getting frustrated
Jeff Kinzli N6GQ wrote:
On the other hand, the Binaural mode seems like (at least in my setup)
to have noise in one ear, and signals in the other. It's separated and
pronounced, and I didn't really care for it, I much prefer Delay 5 in
AFX mode.
Jeff I've not used my K3 much on SSB
Hi Jeff,
What you are describing sounds like some kind of 3D sound. That's
interesting. I think it can be summed up as Elecraft MOJO. This past
weekend, I was running up and down the 17 meter band and couldn't hear any
signals. It was late in the afternoon. On my way back down, I heard a
First off, this is a LONG email, so be warned :)
I picked up K3 #476 in Aptos the weekend before the contest, then
hopped on a plane to do the ARRL DX SSB contest from KH6LC. I thought
others might be interested in first impressions from a contester that
had not used a K3 before last week. There
On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 9:37 PM, Ed Muns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hope this is useful to some, I'd love to talk to others
that have experienced the spatial characteristic of the AFX
mode, or hear Elecraft's input on how that was done.
Most people have found AFX to be positive. Many
I hope this is useful to some, I'd love to talk to others
that have experienced the spatial characteristic of the AFX
mode, or hear Elecraft's input on how that was done.
Most people have found AFX to be positive. Many contesters leave it on all
the time and miss it when they put one radio
--- Jeff Kinzli N6GQ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First off, this is a LONG email, so be warned :)
I picked up K3 #476 in Aptos the weekend before the
contest, then
Great write up Jeff. I noticed that when I called you
popped right back to me even though I was low power
with 50 to 80 watts.
The K3 certainly sounds like an interesting rig. One thing I would
like to see is some pictures of the internals of the K3. Pictures of
the modules and how they are located in the K3 would be nice, along
with pictures showing how cramped (or open) is the inside of the K3.
www.N4LCD.com/k3
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The K3 certainly sounds like an interesting rig. One thing I would
like to see is some pictures of the internals of the K3.
[snip]
www.N4LCD.com/k3
Thanks, Paul. Is that pretty much a basic K3? I see Elecraft has done their
usual nice job of having things connect
Greg wrote:
Kevin. The first time you like inside a bare K3 you'll probably say to
yourself, that's it? :)
That is probably the reaction I had when I first saw pictures of the inside of
a K2. With all the features listed as being in the K3 I thought it might have
been a bit more crowded in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the meantime, I look forward to working some K3 to K3 QSO’s soon. Drop
me a note if you have any questions.
The K3 certainly sounds like an interesting rig. One thing I would like to see
is some pictures of the internals of the K3. Pictures of the modules and how
Try this:
http://www.n4lcd.com/k3/
Bruce, NM5B
Santa Fe, NM
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: K2 elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 10:18 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 First Impressions from a Field Tester
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi Y'All:
It's been a long while since I've posted a message here, but I wanted to
share my first impressions of the K3.
I’ve had the privilege of field testing all of the Elecraft products since
the inception of the company, and have matching serial number 5 of the K1,
K2, KX1 and
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