I hope if at all possible, it will work with a Mac and OSX
Realise this is probably not a high priority or perhaps you're looking
at some form of CAT interface, but if at all possible, working with
OSX would be much appreciated.
And not looking for any commitments in any way, just looking
Yes, I'll second the desire for an OS X version of the Panadapter.
It's fantastic that there's an OS X version of the K3 Utility. I hope
it's a trend that Elecraft will continue with all future software
products.
73
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On Dec 29, 2008, at 2:48 PM, David Ferrington, M0XDF
Another vote for a Mac OSX version when it appears.
--Oliver Johns
W6ODJ
On 29 Dec 2008, at 3:34 PM, Joe Planisky wrote:
Yes, I'll second the desire for an OS X version of the Panadapter.
It's fantastic that there's an OS X version of the K3 Utility. I
hope it's a trend that Elecraft
Joachim wrote:
I've just installed MCU 2.76 and find that the diversity auto config
no longer works. Anyone else notice this?
Hi Joachim,
I just tested this and it appears to be working. What you may be
noticing is that in diversity mode (*long* hold of SUB), VFO B is no
longer linked to
burdick
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Joachim wrote:
I've just installed MCU 2.76 and find that the diversity auto config
no longer works. Anyone else notice this?
Hi
Eivind L. Reiersen wrote:
Any reason for not implementing squelch in other modes (especially
SSB) ?
- I really miss it.
This is on the list, Eivind. It will be announced when we get it into
the firmware.
73,
Wayne
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My DMM say only 4.93v on pin 2 of the ACC connector. After calibration,
supply voltage measure show me 13.7V, actually it should be 13.85v(test on
K3 PS connector).
During the 100w key down test, K3 shows 13.1~13.2v, but actually it should
be 13.81V.
I use DAIWA 32A PS
So, I think 5V standard is
Hi Joe:
Consider the possibility of it being the software program you are running on
your PC in DATA mode. Quit the program first then switch to AM.
It's frequently a safe bet to blame the computer for anything that goes
wrong.
73,
Mike K2MK
I have)
it happens there!
73, Bill N2BC
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Hi Joe
How high is your VOX setting?
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How high is your VOX setting?
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How high is your VOX setting?
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is your VOX setting?
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mode?
S/N 00929 /w FW 2.76, 6.0 kHz filter. Confirmed TX
I have the MCU 02.67 version in my #1366 K3. I have not readily seen any
problems with this version. However today, I have noticed that at various
times that a a loud burst of audio emits for a split second. This is not on
powering up, but with the unit just setting on the desk receiving.
Hi Jim:
Not sure if this will help. There was a thread a few days ago where the
comment was that the audio level was reduced at tighter filter widths. The
factory commented on the effect of the RX EQ on filter gain. The suggestion
was to make sure none of your RX EQ frequencies are set
Mike
Thanks for the tip but after going to the RX EQ menu and using the CLR
function as described in the manual I'm left with the same low output
from the 250hz/8pole filter even when maxed at +8dB.
Any other ideas welcomed.
tia
jim ab3cv
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Hi Frank:
I think I have your answer. Try this.
Turn the SUB on
Don't press BSET
Hold RX ANT
You should alternately see MAIN and AUX as you hold the RX ANT button. Now
hold BSET. When the display changes it will tell you which antenna is on
your sub receiver. It will be either MAIN or AUX as
Hi Barry:
Yes I just re-read Frank's original posting. I was using the wrong button.
Thanks for the clarification. I just confirmed that on my K3 the RX ANT
button changes the sub receiver antenna when in the main display and the ANT
button changes the sub receiver button when in the BSET
You should be able to change it from bothI just tried it and it
worked fine from both BSEt and using the RX ANt button.
Merry Christmas!
Greg
AB7R
On Dec 25, 2008, at 6:24 AM, K2MK wrote:
Hi Frank:
I think I have your answer. Try this.
Turn the SUB on
Don't press BSET
Hold RX ANT
You
Thanks for the replies. I reloaded one more time all of the files (as
before), but this time I checked the DSP tables box. This time it worked.
If the tables are necessary, why is that an option instead of the default?
Anyway, everything works great. You guys are the best.
Robert
KI4ZHF
I find the K3 to be just fine on 6 meters. For extremely weak signal work, an
external preamp may be needed. Time will tell. I've used the Flex 5000A, Pro
III and the K3 on 6 meters. As far as signal reception goes, I could not notice
any difference between the 3 rigs. I could A/B/C them. The
MERRY CHRISTMAS and Happy New Year to all Elecrafters.
73, Bob VE3XM
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Christopher Kovacs wrote:
I too still suffer from the notorious pop when powering on. I would
be interested if this change may help.
The AF noise burst that is eliminated by the latest firmware was
caused by the AGC being turned off until about 2 seconds after
power-up. If you had been
wayne burdick wrote:
Christopher Kovacs wrote:
I too still suffer from the notorious pop when powering on. I would
be interested if this change may help.
The AF noise burst that is eliminated by the latest firmware was
caused by the AGC being turned off until about 2 seconds after
Far left side of the RF board (top, not bottom). They're leaded caps
about 1/2 in diameter. Blue, as I recall :)
73,
Wayne
N6KR
David Lankshear wrote:
What better time than the final hours of Christmas Eve to apply the
mod, recently described by Wayne, that prevents damage to the audio
Hi Wayne,
No problem, I understand now what's occurring.
Merry Xmas to all,
Chris
wayne burdick wrote:
Christopher Kovacs wrote:
I too still suffer from the notorious pop when powering on. I
would be interested if this change may help.
The AF noise burst that is eliminated by the
Eric,
The thing that makes the KPA-1500 most attractive from my perspective, and
surely others, is it's supposed SO2R ability. What other amps on the
market offer similar capability other than the SPE Expert 1K-FA (which is
only 1kW)? A KPA-1500 is domestic, so eliminates the extra steps
Wayne,
Perhaps you could throw us a crumb or two and let us know if these are
scheduled for production in '09..:-)
At the very least let us know if they are shelved..:-(
In the spirit of the holiday festivities.?
Gary
K3...679
I just got lost in thought. It was
Checking product information I can see it is advertised as a 1000W PEP
amplifier. What happens with IMD at over 1300W?
/ SM2EKM
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Eric,
The thing that makes the KPA-1500 most attractive from my perspective,
and surely others, is it's
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Checking product information I can see it is advertised as a 1000W PEP
amplifier. What happens with IMD at over 1300W?
/ SM2EKM
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Mitch Wolfson DJØQN wrote:
Eric
If I were Wayne and Eric, (which manifestly I am not), I would think not
twice but many times about investing design and production engineering
effort to a new product which would compete with many similar products
currently on the market for a very limited potential market which is
renowned
If I were Wayne and Eric, (which manifestly I am not), I would think
not twice but many times about investing design and production...
I also would think that Wayne and Eric will also be looking towards
more goodies for the K3, i.e. Panadapters, variable bandwidth roofing
filters, improving
Hi Burke,
I don't think that you have a problem. I know that when the Elecraft specs give
a resistance value of #, it can often be much greater than the #. Your DMM is
probably just reading a large off-scale value. During construction of my KX1 I
kept an extensive log of my progress and I
Robert Klein wrote:
I hope this isn’t too elementary for you folks, but I have not been
able to get my K3 to come close to accurately reading CW and data RX.
Hi Robert,
The CW and PSK31 decoders works best with a narrow bandwidth (50-150
Hz). Once you have this dialed in, turn on CWT and
snip
...which however doesn't change my lust for a KPA1500 or KPA800. ;-)
Me neither, Toby.
This is really very simple:
The K3 delivery time is down to a mere 3 weeks, so it's time to trot out the
KPA's.
Giddy up!
73 Happy Holidays,
John K1JD
Yes, more goodies for the K3...a REMOTE version of the KAT3 that can be
placed at (or near) the antenna feedpoint.
73,
Henry - K4TMC
K3/100 #98
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Hi Phil,
The K3 was optimized from the ground up for high dynamic range (which
we achieved). Sensitivity is very satisfactory on the HF bands
(typically -135 to -138 dBm). But on 6 meters, where a low MDS is
critical for some types of operation, an external, ultra-low-noise
preamp may be
Stewart Baker wrote:
My thought are, to get the best VCO temperature tracking that the
CAL should be carried out at the mid point of operating
temperature range.
Is this correct, or doesn't it matter ?
Hi Stewart,
In general, it's good practice to calibrate equipment after it has
warmed
This is on the firmware list. I'll include a menu entry so it can be
turned off if desired.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Dec 22, 2008, at 1:28 PM, Dave G4AON wrote:
One point to watch: If you accidentally move the coarse tuning you will
find it hard to return to the original frequency with rounding
I think that Wayne, Eric and company need a break after the K3 settles down.
There are numerous good amplifier choices out there. I wonder if some think
that with the Elecraft name on their amplifier it will make the same
differences that the K3 does when compared to other transceivers?
73 es
N2TK, Tony
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I think that Wayne, Eric and company need
I thought the Ameritron Amps were basically the design of Denny Had of Dentron
fame. (Also, I think, Amp Supply in addition to Ameritron.) I don't think MFJ
had much to do with the designs of the tube amps.not sure about the SS ones.
73 es Merry Christmas to all,
Dave N8AG
Steve wrote:
...I need to set Proc=0 and Mic=0 just before transmitting in MT63, and
after the transmission I need to reset Proc=10 and Mic=15 so I can
immediately start talking on the radio.
Hi Steve,
The most recent releases of code include both mic gain (MG) and speech
compression (CP)
Dave,
You may be correct in saying most, but I do believe that some of the
Ameritron designs were the work of Tom Rauch W8JI.
73,
Don W3FPR
Dave Agsten wrote:
I thought the Ameritron Amps were basically the design of Denny Had of Dentron
fame. (Also, I think, Amp Supply in addition to
Is this the 2000-milliwatt QRPp power booster I asked you not to reveal
to anyone??
:)
Wayne
N6KR
DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL wrote:
Got your attention? :-)
RE: KPA800 and KPA1500
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Dave Agsten wrote:
There are numerous good amplifier choices out there. I wonder if some think
that with the Elecraft name on their amplifier it will make the same
differences that the K3 does when compared to other transceivers?
Jeff Wandling W7BRS wrote:
Does the market need another
QROradio wrote:
All,
Given the nices specs I am considering to buy a K3 trx. (it's almost
X-mas anyway...)
With transverters this rig will also be used on EME.
I wonder how that will work with WSJT.
The K3 uses a digital IF, with A/D, DSP and D/A conversion.
How would that dual conversion
Wayne
I will be doing all the mods for Christmas. Hope you can give us the info
really soon so I don't have to take the K3 apart again. Can you just point
to the circuit and tell us what you intend ahead of the official mod
instruction?
73
David
G3UNA
To this end, we're working
on a
Hi David,
Lyle, KK7P (who designed the KIO3 board set) will create an application
note and post it as soon as possible.
The short version is: put 1/8-W (or larger), 470-ohm resistors from
each speaker output to ground. (The actual value isn't critical;
anything from 330 to 1000 ohms would
Yes I just tried AFSK-A with the DPB filter off and the bandwidth opened up
and it seems to provide the same comfort level that I had on LSB. Aside from
the advantages of having the levels set differently from LSB and the
compression turned off is there a received signal advantage to using Data
Mike K2MK wrote:
Yes I just tried AFSK-A with the DPB filter off and the bandwidth opened
up
and it seems to provide the same comfort level that I had on LSB. Aside
from
the advantages of having the levels set differently from LSB and the
compression turned off is there a received signal
Well I'm really glad I posted this question. With the contest running I was
able to try the suggestions and I've learned a lot. I'm now using the data
mode AFSK A at a wider bandwidth when activity is light. I can narrow the
bandwidth as activity increases.
I implemented settings in MixW
Wayne,
Perfect! That's exactly what I was hoping for.
Santa comes in many guises, indeed!
Thanks!
73,
Gary
KA1J
As to CW the K3...
I use iambic paddles. I Always used keyers based on the Curtis 8044
like the Ham Keyer HK5A. I still do. I remember the TenTec internal
keyer was a
Is this thread maybe related to the following problem? The tap of the
SPOT key is very goosey on my K3. If I just tap it very briefly, the
SPOT tone fails to come on. I have to press it for just a fraction
longer, but not long enough to register as a HOLD (which triggers the
PITCH
wayne burdick wrote:
The owner's manual has full descriptions. I do encourage everyone to
read the entire menu section, just so you'll know what you can do with
the rig. (Or, if you don't like to read manuals, just go to each one in
turn and tap DISP to get the short version.)
Two
I posted the problem you are describing about a month ago, but it only
happened when I had activated SW TONE. With SW TONE disabled SPOT
worked fine.
But now it seems to work fine with or without SW TONE. I am using FW
2.67.
73,
Drew
AF2Z
On Fri, 19 Dec 2008 12:07:04 -0800, W6ODJ wrote:
Is
Fred
I have never had luck running either the K2 or K3 with AUTO baud rate. I'd
set the baud rate to 4800.
And I've seen on the Writelog reflector recommendations not to use AUTO
with most radios.
73HankK8DD
quote author=Fred Jensen
The RS-232 CAT for my K2 has always worked well.
Thanks for your observations on this, Todd.
Just to be safe, we recommend using a stereo plug even when only a
single external speaker is being used. This is discussed in detail in
the owner's manual (page 20 in the case of revision D). Just use the
TIP contact of the plug for the speaker,
I do recall when I asembled my K3 kit that the 2-56
screws were not where I expected to find them, and
it was cause for worry.
I recommended in a reflector message that Elecraft
put in a couple extra in the spare hardware bag.
73,
Chuck NI0C
K2/10 s/ 5853
K3/100 s/n
Thanks to all those who helped off-list. To summarize, the missing
2-56 1/4 screws for the front panel standoffs were located in the VFO
bezel screw pouch which is apparently their normal location.
I guess I just don't equate a standoff with a bezel. Plus the warnings
about damaging bezels by
Thanks to all that responded. I think I will wait and see.
BTW. My K2 will be up for sale as soon as the K3 is built and running.
73,72
Mike, W9QS
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Mike, W9QS wrote:
I have a K3/10 on order. I have used my K2 for over a year and find
the filters to be very good. I operate 90% on the time on QRP CW.
I'm looking for opinions on which roofing filters I might include.
Mike,
If you operate CW at all, you'll almost surely want at least
wayne burdick wrote:
Mike, W9QS wrote:
I have a K3/10 on order. I have used my K2 for over a year and find
the filters to be very good. I operate 90% on the time on QRP CW.
I'm looking for opinions on which roofing filters I might include.
Mike,
If you operate CW at all, you'll almost
Lance Collister, W7GJ wrote:
I got the 6, 2.7 (standard), and 1.8 KHz filters in my K3. I realize
that a narrower filter will be good for crowded CW with strong
stations, but was waiting for the release of the variable filter
mentioned on the website. Is there any more recent information on
Jack K8ZOA wrote:
A good hobby shop catering to the model aircraft builders should have
2-56 hardware.
http://rtlfasteners.com/RC/index.html
RTL Fasteners has a large selection of 2-56 screws and other small black
hardware. They ship quick and are nice to deal with. I use them for my
wayne burdick wrote:
Lance Collister, W7GJ wrote:
I got the 6, 2.7 (standard), and 1.8 KHz filters in my K3. I realize
that a narrower filter will be good for crowded CW with strong
stations, but was waiting for the release of the variable filter
mentioned on the website. Is there any more
Hi Steve,
The AF mods are worthy, but the disappearance of the power-on noise may
be coincidental. I had to fix this in firmware, and we haven't declared
that revision as beta-ready yet.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
W0SZ wrote:
For what it's worth, I noticed some power-on noise with my K3 which
was
ab2tc wrote:
For the record, my readings are perfectly stable on one number even if
I do
my best to tease the button press.
Not relevant to Hank's problem, though. The A-to-D converter has an
inherent +/- 0.5 count ambiguity, and you just got lucky :)
73,
Wayne
N6KR
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So, you think the CONFIG menu doesn't have enough entries? That means
you probably have CONFIG:TECH MD (tech mode) set to OFF. Set it to ON
and stand back ;)
Which brings me to ask Why wouldn't one just leave his K3 in TECH MD
all the
time? Is there a disadvantage to this?
You might want
Gary Smith wrote:
As to CW the K3...
I use iambic paddles. I Always used keyers based on the Curtis 8044
like the Ham Keyer HK5A. I still do. I remember the TenTec internal
keyer was a different kind of logic and I had a terrible time with
it. If I remember correctly, it had an issue with
filters are a definite plus for weak signal work on the low bands.
Too, check out the YCCC, and other big contest group or station, websites for
ideas about what works and what does not.
73,
Julius
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Re: Question re K3 diversity reception
Wayne,
To carry this one step
common sense as to what levels are
tolerable. Yesterday Wayne gave some guidance on tolerable levels
with the K3, removing some of the guesswork.
Jerry W4UK
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Re: Question re K3 diversity reception
Wayne,
To carry this one step more, what about when I am running
of
the guesswork.
Jerry W4UK
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Re: Question re K3 diversity reception
Wayne,
To carry this one step more, what about when I am running multiple K3's on
different bands at the same time? Do you recommend to use external receive
bandpass filters on the receive lines if I am using
Radio Shack is supposed to have an assortment of 2-56 so I'm off to find
them.
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A good hobby shop catering to the model aircraft builders should have
2-56 hardware.
Jack K8ZOA
Benson wrote:
Radio Shack is supposed to have an assortment of 2-56 so I'm off to
find them.
Per, OZ5ABO wrote:
Mode Switch:
It takes only a very light push to activate the up function. Now,
activating the down/ALT is a very different story as I have to
push/press *very* hard to activate this side of the switch.
This is definitely abnormal. Please contact k3support; they'll help you
Dr. James C. Garland wrote:
In using my K3 for diversity reception, I use my G5RV antenna on the
AUX subreceiver input, and my SteppIR for the main
(transmitting/receiving) antenna. When I’m transmitting, does the K3
short the input to the subreceiver AUX input, or otherwise protect the
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Dr. James C. Garland wrote:
In using my K3 for diversity reception, I use my G5RV antenna on the
AUX subreceiver input, and my SteppIR for the main
(transmitting/receiving
Tony, N2TK wrote:
Wayne,
To carry this one step more, what about when I am running multiple
K3's on
different bands at the same time? Do you recommend to use external
receive
bandpass filters on the receive lines if I am using receive antennas
on the
Receive Antenna and/or Aux input?
And
As an add-on, we have used a pair of K3's at K8GP multi multi VHF station on
6m. Our 5 element and 7 element antennas were only several hundred feet apart
and we didn't hear the COR come on and we could actually copy stations 20 KHz
away from our transmitter running 1500w!!!
I'm sure this
Hi Wayne
At what approx. RF voltage level sent back into the rx from the
second antenna do we need to worry about additional protection like
external switching or shorting?
Also, what do I hear when the COR activates? What sound? Is this a reed relay?
I operate SO2R and occasionally need to
w...@comcast.net wrote:
As an add-on, we have used a pair of K3's at K8GP multi multi VHF
station on 6m. Our 5 element and 7 element antennas were only several
hundred feet apart and we didn't hear the COR come on and we could
actually copy stations 20 KHz away from our transmitter running
Jerry Flanders wrote:
At what approx. RF voltage level sent back into the rx from the second
antenna do we need to worry about additional protection like external
switching or shorting?
The short answer is: the voltage resulting from input power high enough
to trigger the COR (probably 0.5
Wayne,
What about Snow static on the main antenna and danger to the rcv? It is
fairly high voltage and I assume not much current? I had a bunch during
the 10 meter contest. Those of us in the north country hear it snapping
in the antenna switch quite regularly if not grounded during the
Ed Gray W0SD wrote:
What about Snow static on the main antenna and danger to the rcv? It
is fairly high voltage and I assume not much current? I had a bunch
during the 10 meter contest. Those of us in the north country hear it
snapping in the antenna switch quite regularly if not grounded
At 12:49 PM 12/13/08, Gary Hvizdak wrote:
Thanks to K3HRN, you can now see one of John's photos at the *bottom* of
this page http://www.zerobeat.net/mediawiki/index.php/SpotLight_on_K3
on the K3 Wiki website.
Actually, wb8yqj, Don, put the pix up on the wiki...he's one of the
tireless
I've read all the mail on this and will try to duplicate it (and fix
it). Thanks for the input.
73,
Wayne
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Tom Whiteside (N5TW) wrote:
I'm wondering if this new ADC reference calibration affects any other
calibration settings. Are there other parts of the calibration
procedure we should repeat after changing this setting from the
default?
Hi Tom,
At present only the PLL voltage and supply
Hi Tom,
At present only the PLL voltage and supply voltage measurements are
affected by the ADC REF calibration. You shouldn't have to re-do any
other calibration steps.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
Thanks Wayne,
What prompted the question was getting a PLL error when using the sub
receiver during the
, December 15, 2008 11:17 AM
To: Elecraft Reflector
Subject: [Elecraft] Re: Strange problem when switching modes from VFO A to B
I've read all the mail on this and will try to duplicate it (and fix it).
Thanks for the input.
73,
Wayne
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I bought a 3M Field Service kit (model # 8501) like this but I think I paid
quite a bit less via Digi-Key(?):
http://www.newark.com/jsp/displayProduct.jsp?sku=46F7444CMP=KNC-G1676HBX_OU=50HBX_PK=3M+8501
Yes, the 3M version is twice the price of the one from Radio Shack but not
having
Not that it really matters, I had the inrad 600 cycle filter in the 1 khz
slot. Thats why I had a 600 cycle filter. I have now sold the Orion II, and
use the Orion at one location and the K3 at another location. I would not
hesitate to use any of the three rigs in any contest. They
The radio has been sold.
73,
Thomas M. Beaudry
K8LA
Click for FHA loan, $0 lender fees, low rates approvals nationwide
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I'm looking for recommendations for a small padded case for a K3,
which could in turn be placed into checked luggage.
Rose Kopp makes a nice padded case for the radio, but I'm not sure I'd want
to put it inside checked luggage unless it was something like a Pelican
with lots of foam all around..
DaveL G3TJP wrote:
G4ILO said:
Given that web hosting is available for well under a tenner in the UK from
reputable hosts like 1+1, I don't know why someone would penny-pinch to
the extent of using a dodgy free web host for their business site.
Ah, I would have been disappointed
Guys,
Time to end this thread. If you need to discuss this further, please do it
directly between each other.
73.
Eric WA6HHQ
Elecraft List Moderator
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-Original Message-
From: Julian, G4ILO [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, Dec 10, 2008 1:38 am
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] {Elecraft
I'm taking lots of notes for the next revision :)
Wayne
On Dec 10, 2008, at 12:48 AM, David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
Which playback? Message playback or the RX loop? I would guess you
mean Message playback and I would like that to stop if XMIT or a PTT
line is keyed too.
Can this be added
consideration Wayne. '73 es gud dxing -- Don N4HH K3/100
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Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2008 11:41 AM
To: David Ferrington, M0XDF
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Subject: [Elecraft] Re: K3 Beta firmware rev
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