I'd like to have my 2nd K3 control the Quadra via the Quadra's Band
Data 2 connector. I'm wondering if this is possible,
Yes. Note however, there are some issues in using two exciters -
particularly the lack of switching for the TF (tuning) output from
the Quadra. There are a couple
Additional Quadra information . . .
According to a phone conversation I had several years ago with Yaesu
Support, the Quadra's INPUT 2 was intended to accommodate a six-meter
exciter, not another HF rig. Because of internal changes made by Yaesu
during final design planning (literally at the
However, I have received emails from a few K3 owners saying they
indeed HAVE successfully used INPUT 2 with a second HF transceiver
but none have testified to resolving the issues Joe alludes to
below.
The Exciter 1/Antenna 1 default is a limitation of the switching in
the Quadra that is not
Hi Guys,
Wondering if anyone has successfully used a K3 to control a Yaesu Quadra
by using the Quadra's Band Data 2 jack? My K3's has been controlling a
Quadra via the Quadra's Band Data 1 and it works well. But I'd like to have
my
2nd K3 control the Quadra via the Quadra's Band Data 2
Anyone using this combination please contact me directly. I'm encountering
timing issues with cw speeds over 40 wpm.
73,
Tony, KM0O
ajwansch...@gmail.com
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The K3 ACC connector appears to provide Band Data and PTT
out signals suitable for driving/Controlling the Yaesu Quadra
(VL-1000) amplifier. Is it possible to program one of the
DIG signal lines (other than DIG0 which is used for FSK
input) to work with the Quadra's F-SET output?
F-SET is
On 10/17/07, David Ferrington, M0XDF [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think this might be on the cards - I too would like to do this to tune my
SGC at as low a power as possible (without having to reduce my RF and key,
then turn RF up again).
Same here. That's one of the few things I liked about
I asked about a programmable function for low power carrier output for
the K3 to act in the same manner as the Kenwood TS-480. The '480 can
provide 1 - 100 Watts of carrier when on any mode and the PF button is
pressed. The power level is set in the same manner as the normal power
setting and
Hi Dave
One nice feature that i like in the K3 is the built
in 2 tone generator. Maybe at some time in the
future this feature could be expanded to incorporate a
variable Audio tuning pulser feature with several
selectable tones. A tuning pulser with a variable
duty cycle would be nice.
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