Hi Juha,
Are you use 2.7KHz filter? If so please check the shift freqency
setting.
One of my friend meet this problem on SSB mode, I checked his setting, found
he did not
correctly set the filter shift freqency. After set to correct value, no
problem now.
73 de ba4rf,David
2010/3/29 Juha Ka
DPDT vacuum
relay on the rf deck. The coax comes from the RF deck directly from the relay,
then directly to the radio.
Any suggestions for a fix, besides running qrp?
John
--- On Sun, 3/28/10, Ruben Navarro Huedo wrote:
> From: Ruben Navarro Huedo
> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 unstabl
Same here.
I have to overload a little ALC and CMP and it solves almost all the
problem, but it continues.
Before the k3 i owned an Icom 7700 and with the correct ALC and CMP it
had a very stable SSB Power.
I am sure it can be solved with a firmware update.
El 28/03/2010 20:30, Jan Erik Holm es
Doesn´t seem to be a fix. My K3 is just about the same.
Jim SM2EKM
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Juha Kasari wrote:
> Thanks,
>
> Ok, so it is feature!
>
> Yes I have adjust MIC and CMP just like manual, not effect. So there is no
> solution to problem.
>
> juha
>
>
> 2010/3/28 Dave, G4AON
>
>> Juha this
Thanks,
Ok, so it is feature!
Yes I have adjust MIC and CMP just like manual, not effect. So there is no
solution to problem.
juha
2010/3/28 Dave, G4AON
> Juha this "problem" is an old one. Some time back the K3 had poor ALC which
> allowed for overshoot on peaks, the firmware was altered to
Juha this "problem" is an old one. Some time back the K3 had poor ALC
which allowed for overshoot on peaks, the firmware was altered to soften
the ALC control with the results you (and the rest of us) experience.
The power can slowly increase over the first few seconds on SSB, the
effect is les
Help!
I have K3 #2100. On CW power is very stable, but not on SSB. There is some
change on output power, it is not constant.
If I tune my linear (Titan) on CW with 50 W, output is stable 1500 W. but on
SSB with the same driving power I get only about 1200 W? If I whistle to mic
it takes about 2-3
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