Don't you hate it when your calibrated multimeter displays 5.00V on pin 2 of
the ACC connector and you then don't have a reason for altering the setting?
I feel like I've missed out :)
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Shane
K3/10: S/N 2127, KBPF3, KFL3B-FM, KFL3A-6K, KFL3A-2.8K, KFL3A-400, KTCXO3-1
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Just use a different (uncalibrated) DMM Then you can change the
setting _twice_!
matt zilmer, W6NIA
On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 18:07:07 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
Don't you hate it when your calibrated multimeter displays 5.00V on pin 2 of
the ACC connector and you then don't have a reason for
The multimeter *did* read 5.007 volts but I couldn't enter the additional 7mV
into the K3. Talk about annoying
Matt Zilmer wrote:
Just use a different (uncalibrated) DMM Then you can change the
setting _twice_!
matt zilmer, W6NIA
On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 18:07:07 -0800 (PST), you
You have the satisfaction of knowing that your're right on the mark
then. Well... at least very close. AND you've been spot on the whole
time you've had the K3.
Suggestion: Find somewhere else to tinker. The S-Meter is a good
target. There has been some debate on that. Same with AGC
I spend most of my time tinkering with the AGC-THR, AGC-SLP and RX-EQ - wish
I had a dollar for every minute I've spent with the RX-EQ but that's The
Other thread.
Matt Zilmer wrote:
You have the satisfaction of knowing that your're right on the mark
then. Well... at least very close.
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