Thanks to all who responded by email - those were some really good
ideas. I'll let you know how it works out with pictures and diagrams. I
was surprised at the number of us working on similar objectives.
Thanks,
Bill W2BLC K-Line
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Quick question..Can a KX3 control a K3??
On 3/19/2014 3:24 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
As you may already know, any K3 can control another one at a remote location.
This allows you to have the experience of operating the radio, while taking
advantage of great station locations with larger
To a limited degree (band, mode, AF gain, and several other primary controls).
See page 28 of the KX3 owner's manual.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Mar 22, 2014, at 6:04 PM, Gary K9GS garyk...@wi.rr.com wrote:
Quick question..Can a KX3 control a K3??
On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 6:03 PM, Bill W2BLC w2...@nycap.rr.com wrote:
Is it possible to use the new K3/0 Mini on a cable of several feet in length
to connect directly to my desk positioned K3 (allowing the front panel to be
moved around my operating desk - similar to the removable faceplates
The next assumption would be that the firmware on the K3/0-Mini
operates the same as on the K3/0, in that you can invoke the remote
protocol by holding MENU until you see TERM.
I suppose that's not needed (you do not need to do it on the regular
K3/0 afaik, it knows it's a remote head).
On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 3:11 PM, Oliver Dröse dro...@necg.de wrote:
The next assumption would be that the firmware on the K3/0-Mini operates
the same as on the K3/0, in that you can invoke the remote protocol by
holding MENU until you see TERM.
I suppose that's not needed (you do not need
Although the Control RRC contains a keyer that connects to a paddle via the
PAD jack, you can also generate Morse locally with a hand key, external
keyer or computer and inject it via two pins on the Control RRC IO jack,
an RJ45. That's what I do using a computer and an external keyer so I can
To effectively use the Mini on the desk in a close to the operator
position and the K3/100 at the back of the desk in its normal position
would require that only a single cable run from the Mini to the K3/100
be used. RX audio would be picked up from the K3/100 as normal and
key/mic inputs
For CW keying with a paddle, I believe that the keyer in the RRC is
used - NOT the keyer in the K3/0...
Correct.
so I'm not sure how you would do remote paddle CW without the
RRC. AFAIK, there is NOT code in the K3 firmware to accept paddle
input and relay it over the serial connection to
WooHoo! Order placed. Can't wait for it to come!
Gerry Hull, W1VE | Nelson, NH USA | +1-617-CW-SPARK
AKA: VE1RM | VY2CDX | VO1CDX | 6Y6C | 8P9RM
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Thanks for the order!
And we've just added more K3/0 info to the K3 Remote page that includes rear and
side panel connection drawings and more information about the mini.
http://www.elecraft.com/K3-Remote/k3_remote.htm
73,
Eric
elecraft.com
On 3/20/2014 9:49 AM, Gerry Hull wrote:
WooHoo!
Is it possible to use the new K3/0 Mini on a cable of several feet in
length to connect directly to my desk positioned K3 (allowing the front
panel to be moved around my operating desk - similar to the removable
faceplates found on several popular imported rigs)?
Thanks,
Bill W2BLC K-Line
As you may already know, any K3 can control another one at a remote location.
This allows you to have the experience of operating the radio, while taking
advantage of great station locations with larger antenna arrays and other
features.
Many K3 users operate this way exclusively, which is why
We have updated the K3Remote page with the K3/0-mini. See:
http://www.elecraft.com/K3-Remote/k3_remote.htm
We are also adding more K3/0-Mini info to that page and it will be further
updated in the next 15-30 minutes.
The ordering information is located in the K3Remote and K3/0 section of our
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