Hi to the group.
I hope the group wasn't thinking my test conditions were my recommendations for
running the KX3-KXPA100 station. I purposely set it up under marginal
conditions to test the new software and originally to test the old software.
The battery is over 4 years old and I may replace
Wayne and the group
Thank you for the new KX3 experimental firmware. I downloaded it tonight and
quickly decided in my city environment the NOR setting was better for listening
to weak stations on the low end of the broadcast band as I was getting some
type of interference from higher in the
Thanks for the report, Ken.
At lower voltages, especially in voice modes, you should consider dialing back
power output to preserve the amplifier's headroom. For example, if the supply
is dipping below 11 V, I back the power down to about 50 W, just to be safe.
This is only a 3-dB drop in
On 1/14/2014 7:36 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
At lower voltages, especially in voice modes, you should consider dialing back power
output to preserve the amplifier's headroom. For example, if the supply is
dipping below 11 V,
I would work on raising the battery voltage, and on reducing the IR
Hi all,
If you're powering the KX3 and a KXPA100 from the same large 12-V battery, and
you've had a problem with the KX3 dropping power from QRO levels to 5 W, please
contact me directly. I have an experimental firmware fix for this.
This only applies if:
- the KX3 is connected to the amp via
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