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Subject: [Elecraft] PX3 question
I am running a KX3-PX3 set; on the PX3 set for the spectrum in top,
waterfall on bottom, I note the following oddity: The right side of the
spectrum display has a green tint to it.
What's up with that?
Is it normal
I am running a KX3-PX3 set; on the PX3 set for the spectrum in top,
waterfall on bottom, I note the following oddity: The right side of the
spectrum display has a green tint to it.
What's up with that?
Is it normal; anyone else see it?
Thanks & 73 de Dave, W5SV
I recently built a PX3 and was going through some of the learning process.
I was changing FixTrack and FixMode settings and I am not sure what I did,
but in either FixTrack setting, the signals seemed to converge from both
directions to the cursor, and when they did, I was tuned to a CW signal.
I have a KX3 and a PX3. The KX3 has all the options including the KX3-2M
2 meter transverter. I have not used the transverter a lot because I
have been preoccupied using the KX3 on HF.
Anyway, when I began using the PX3, I swear that it displayed the
signals received on 2 meters, but now it
I just purchased a PX3 for my KX3 and KPA100 for my cottage in Canada. I
connected it as per instructions and it works well. I have one issue, when I
change bands on the KX3 the display on the PX3 flickers when the band is tuned.
The only way to stop the flickering is to cycle the PX3 off
: [Elecraft] PX3 question
Stan,
If you position the PX3 to the left of the KX3, the two units can be
positioned within 0.5 of each other when using all right-angle plugs,
which makes the combined chassis width 13.5.
We make a #33-100 KX3 PX3 DC Power Splitter which helps facilitate neat
cable
Nice idea, but mounting the PX3 behind the KX3 as one unit would impact the
cooling.
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Nice idea, but mounting the PX3 behind the KX3 as one unit would impact
the
cooling.
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Howzatt for cool?
Of course, there's always duct tape.
Chas
- Original Message - From: Howard Hoyt hh...@mebtel.net
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Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2014 12:18 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] PX3 question
Stan,
If you position the PX3 to the left of the KX3
: Wednesday, December 10, 2014 12:18 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] PX3 question
Stan,
If you position the PX3 to the left of the KX3, the two units can be
positioned within 0.5 of each other when using all right-angle plugs,
which makes the combined chassis width 13.5.
We make a #33-100 KX3 PX3
Sounds like I've finally arrived -- I could never afford an S Line
and I can't justify a K line but at least I'll have a KX3 Line. Now
I'd just like to see it stated in a print ad in QST and I'll die a happy
ham!
73, Stan WB2LQF
On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 11:46 AM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
Stan,
Which part stated in print? Perhaps this includes
some extreme examples: Examples: living room easy
chair, breakfast nook, yagi feed-point, mobile, HF
pack, bicycle, motorcycle, tree fort, laundromat,
Starbucks, 747, dentist, tanning salon,
confessionalyou get the idea. My
No boats huh?
Frank KG9H
On Dec 10, 2014, at 11:59 AM, Phil Wheeler w...@socal.rr.com wrote:
Stan,
Which part stated in print? Perhaps this includes some extreme examples:
Examples: living room easy chair, breakfast nook, yagi feed-point, mobile,
HF pack, bicycle, motorcycle, tree fort,
Now THERE'S a novel ham activity: COTA : Confessionals On The Air!!!
Keep on designing the good stuff, Wayne!
Howie - WA4PSC
On 12/10/2014 11:46 AM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
The entire premise behind the KX-Line is that you can quickly disconnect the
KX3 from the PX3 and KXPA100, then take
As others have said, the IQ connecting cable is very short. Although you
can place the PX3 to the left of the KX3, it ends up as quite a long pair,
especially if any of your KX3 connectors are straight instead of
right-angle. I've found it both neater and more ergonomic to place the PX3
just above
Side-by-side works best for me. Today I installed all right angle
connectors. I was going to build a nice long ramp (I'm handy and I'm
not too bad at wood working) but instead I decided to order two more
ready-made ramps from Steve W1SFR at http://kx3helper.com/
http://kx3helper.com/
I
Hmm .. this could result in some very long QSOs,
Howie :-)
Phil W7OX
On 12/10/14 11:21 AM, Howard Hoyt wrote:
Now THERE'S a novel ham activity: COTA :
Confessionals On The Air!!!
Keep on designing the good stuff, Wayne!
Howie - WA4PSC
On 12/10/2014 11:46 AM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
The
I don’t know if he reads this mail list or not, but K3WWP has a pretty slick
KX3/PX3 setup:
http://home.windstream.net/johnshan/pix_shack_1014.jpg
http://home.windstream.net/johnshan/pix_shack_1014.jpg
73,
Joel - W4JBB
On Dec 10, 2014, at 2:40 PM, Rick Tavan N6XI rta...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm just a click away from ordering a PX3, and I've perused the FAQs and
online manual but still have a question that some PX3 owner on this list
should be able to answer for me:
How far away from (and to the left of) the KX3 can I place the PX3?
I didn't see any cable lengths given, just a
Stan, I’m one month into the KX3 and PX3. The PX3 cables are reasonably short,
and yes, they are the right angle things. Happy to measure for you tonight, if
you wish, but in my case, the PX3 sits directly to the left of the KX3 and the
short cable maybe allows it an inch of movement. Need a
Hi, Stan
I'm not sure how you want this measured, so here's a couple of measurements
for you...
Using the PX3CBL cable kit that comes with the PX3, the maximum separation
between the two units is about 8 inches.(from the right of the PX3 to the
left of the KX3)
Measured from the outside edges
Thank you Bruce (and also thank you David Ahrendts, KC0XT)
This is what I needed. Looks like everything is going to work out just
fine!
Now I can switch to the other window and press enter on the order
page ;-)
73 and thanks again,
Stan WB2LQF
On Tue, Dec 09, 2014 at 06:32 PM, Bruce Beford
Stan,
If you position the PX3 to the left of the KX3, the two units can be
positioned within 0.5 of each other when using all right-angle plugs,
which makes the combined chassis width 13.5.
We make a #33-100 KX3 PX3 DC Power Splitter which helps facilitate
neat cable management for users
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