Don,
Thanks, not sure why I did not think of that, I am just not fully aware
of all the options this radio has... Done! I will let you know!
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David,
Try reducing the Line Out level on the K3 to see if that makes a
difference. At one time there was a recommendation that the Line Out
level should not exceed 10 to minimize distortion.
You may have to increase the LINE IN setting on your computer to compensate.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 8/6/2
Hello,
I have a few friends who live close by. When they operate, digital, and
while the K3 is in DIGITAL A mode, I see what looks like random white
noise across the audio passband of the K3 audio waterfall, (not on the
P3 at all), when viewing with any digital program. I have been
attempting to
Guys - As -strongly- stated in the list guidelines, please don't take
direct aim and personally criticize others.
73,eric WA6HHQ
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rfenab...@gmail.com wrote:
> Wes Stewart wrote
>
> Snip
> ("I am not having a dig at anyone here"
>
> Of course you are.)
> Really?..I though
The term "intended audience" might be easy to misinterpret, and I don't
think that W5OV used it to try to make the K3 a "one-user-profile
radio". However, I also do not believe that the K3 jumped to the top of
the charts because it is versatile ... it got there because of it's
superior perfor
>We all have a wide view of the hobby and I for one respect that,
>however I believe that NO mod is required and if done by FW then
>some very intense testing will need to be done as we have seen
>with the latest FW Beta releases the testing period was rushed and
several changes had to be done
While I fully support any activity that gets people on the air, I don't
think the intended audience for the K3 is to be hand carried by someone
hiking.For someone to mis-apply a high-performance DXing and Contesting
machine
like the K3 to such an activity should not be a concern of Elecraft.
>
73,
Bob W5OV
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Sent: Tuesday, May 05, 2009 11:50 PM
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Strong signals
Sentiments like the one below make me think t
Wes Stewart wrote
Snip
("I am not having a dig at anyone here"
Of course you are.)
Really?..I thought I would be a better judge of what I meant
Now I am...and even I know it
Gary
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Sentiments like the one below make me think that quite a few people have
not yet encountered HFpack, one of the largest ham radio interest groups.
To the contrary.
We have studied widely on portable operations. As we live in a remote area of
Australia HF comms is not a novelty, it is abs
--- On Tue, 5/5/09, rfenab...@gmail.com wrote among other
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"I am not having a dig at anyone here"
Of course you are.
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Gary wrote:
As a group (here locally) we travel to remote areas often and would not
entertain using any HF band in a convoy situation.
But it works *very* well, especially 160 or 75 meter SSB running 5 watts PEP
or less during the day. The range is a few miles, if that.
Ro
Sentiments like the one below make me think that quite a few people have
not yet encountered HFpack, one of the largest ham radio interest groups.
Just like DXers, Contesters, QRP'ers, and kit builders, HFpack
afficionados are another group of hams with like-minded interests.
They like to optimi
IMHO I would throttle anyone entering my property running 100W...period
I have never found driving along in a *convoy* using ssb as enjoyable as 2M FM.
As a group (here locally) we travel to remote areas often and would not
entertain using any HF band in a convoy situation.
We run multi-operati
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