Carl Clawson wrote:
And while we're on the wish-list for a follow-on rig, let's add: A
contest-grade keyer.
My biggest disappointment with the K3 is a built-in keyer that I can't use
with contest software. (It speaks very well for the radio that this rather
minor issue is my biggest one.)
Thi
And while we're on the wish-list for a follow-on rig, let's add: A
contest-grade keyer.
My biggest disappointment with the K3 is a built-in keyer that I can't use
with contest software. (It speaks very well for the radio that this rather
minor issue is my biggest one.)
This left me with the alter
And then wait a few years when support and parts are no longer available.
Changes? Forget about it! What is the better value?
Elecraft fully supports all of their products, not the latest one.
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Dick Green WC1M wrote:
>
> Recently, there was a post on the FOC reflector to the effect that the
> FT2000 is a superior choice to the K3. Much of the criticism of the K3
> centered around the size and "heft" of the rig, as well as the cost.
>
In that message he referred to the K3 costing $33
<> ... however, I would strongly encourage a "K4" to
<> include a dual voltage power supply and higher voltage PA
<> transistors to improve transmit IMD (and perhaps provide
<> 250 watt output
AMEN Joe!!My thoughts exactly. Bigger box, same RX performance, more
buttons, less menus, better ba
Behalf Of Dick Green WC1M
> Sent: Friday, January 02, 2009 4:45 PM
> To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> Subject: [Elecraft] why the K3 is my favorite rig
>
>
> Recently, there was a post on the FOC reflector to the effect
> that the FT2000 is a superior choice to the K3. Much of the
Well, Dick
Long ago, I gave up trying to understand why some folks choose the
things they choose.
If you think back to the 60's or 70's, you could NEVER convince a
Mustang owner that Ferrari was the way to go... or vice-versa.
Some men like women who LOOK hot. Some men like women for
person
Hi Dick,
Enjoyed reading your posting. I'm not a contester (yet) and my QTH prohibits
chasing DX - but I do agree with the points you make, in particular the one
about the compact nature of the rig. We annually run a trip up to the
Scottish islands and size really does matter. We have to get as m
Recently, there was a post on the FOC reflector to the effect that the
FT2000 is a superior choice to the K3. Much of the criticism of the K3
centered around the size and "heft" of the rig, as well as the cost. Here
are my thoughts on the subject:
Amateur radio is a diverse hobby with a diverse
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