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FWIW, it's on pg 46 in my original Rev C1 (11/18/07) manual, so it's been around
for quite a while.
??? Calibration Procedures on page 48 of the Rev D1 Manual has Wattmeter
Cal right after Synthesizer Cal and just before Transmitter Gain Cal. Maybe
you either have an old manual or missed it.
Is this not the same thing as the automated Configure Transmitter
Gain in the Elecraft Utility?
Gary
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FWIW, it's on pg 46 in my original Rev C1 (11/18/07) manual, so it's been
around
for quite a while.
??? Calibration Procedures on page 48 of the Rev D1 Manual has Wattmeter
Cal
, Bill
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I may well be the only one caught by this, but be sure that
the TRANSMITTER GAIN procedure on pages 49 and 50
of the manual has been done, but also include the 100W level.
IMO, the first paragraph under WATTMETER on page 49
should read ... 5 W, 50 W , 100 W (K3/100 only) etc.
If you
Hi Ken,
There isn't any 100 W calibration on the K3. All gain calibration is
done at 5 and 50 W (and optionally 1 mW if you have a KXV3). These are
the points we picked do the cal, and the firmware then extrapolates
from there. So, how accurate the rig is at any setting from 13 to 100 W
Hi Ken,
Thank you for responding Wayne.
There isn't any 100 W calibration on the K3. All gain calibration is
done at 5 and 50 W (and optionally 1 mW if you have a KXV3). These are
the points we picked do the cal, and the firmware then extrapolates
from there. So, how
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