Hi Chris,
Sorry to hear about the customs issues, and sorry I can't help you with your
query regards nuts, but I'm curious as to which shipping method you used, and
if you had to pay GST (tell me to mind my own business if you don't want to
say)??
My K3 came via post (can't remember what it
Good for you George. I just got my Begali Signature paddles last
week. They are very nice but they are not carved out of a solid
block of stainless steel like your Sculpture paddles. And they weigh
about as much as a 5 ah gel cel battery. So they do not go traveling
with me. But I
At 01:11:22 EDT on Monday 28 Apr 2008 Chris Meagher (VK2LCD) wrote ...
... K3/10 #685 basic kit arrived 28 April. Inventory done, all there but no
4-40 nuts. ... can anyone tell me what 4-40 refers to ...
--
Hi Chris,
Referring to http://www.wikihow.com/Read-a-Screw-Thread-Callout it is
On Apr 27, 2008, at 11:12 PM, Gary Hvizdak wrote:
At 01:11:22 EDT on Monday 28 Apr 2008 Chris Meagher (VK2LCD) wrote ...
... K3/10 #685 basic kit arrived 28 April. Inventory done, all
there but no
4-40 nuts. ... can anyone tell me what 4-40 refers to ...
Size #4 screw (0.112 or 2.85mm
I have today taken the plunge and ordered my K3/100 with the ATU, BPF, filters,
TCXO and USB. So now I have to wait patiently for my Katiegram.
With a bit of luck, I will have it in my hands by August, just in time for the
summervacation.
73 de OZ6WU, Henrik
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Der GMX SmartSurfer hilft bis
I have a set of these and, for a base, had my kid cut a piece of steel
out of 10/12 gage sheet that is slightly larger than the paddle
base...rounded the corners a bit with a sander and it holds down well
with the magnets. I do, however, set my paddles for a very light
touch... I'm sure any
hi all,
On 27 Apr 2008 at 8:45, mark roz wrote:
It would be nice to be able to use CW paddle plugged into paddle jack.
Just like in K2.
yes please!
--- On Sun, 4/27/08, Ed K1EP [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to use my CW key to key the transmitter in
SSB mode.
This is very
Todd,
On 27 Apr 2008 at 11:16, T Gahagan wrote:
From what I understand you must turn off the microphone bias in the
menu. I
have a Heil pro-set and had to do this. If you have the Heil headset
made for use with the K2 you leave it on. If I am wrong someone
please correct me.
you are
I wonder if the suggestion was intended to be use the PTT jack on the
rear - but it's an RCA socket.
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On 28 Apr 2008, at 10:46, Dr. Werner Furlan wrote:
hi all,
On 27 Apr 2008 at 8:45, mark roz wrote:
It would be nice to
I would like to add my opinion to this issue... just in case anyone is
keeping score :-) .
I would recommend that this NOT be incorporated into the K3. There are
at least 4 places that I'm aware of on the existing K3 where PTT can be
manually asserted while in SSB mode. On the Front Panel one
Hi Folks,
Very pleased with my new K3. Worked 5B4 on 17M 2 way AM on 3 watts carrier.
I have a problem on 60M. I cannot get the transmitter to work below our
5.398 frequency. The VFO B message says 'end'. Any ideas?
Also I can't get more than 8 watts carrier output on 6M.
Thanks in
Hi John
You need the software utility to open up the K3. Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
to get it.
73
Ian
Ian J Maude, G0VGS
Sysop GB7MBC DX Cluster
K2 #4044 | K3 #455
Sent from my iPod
On 28 Apr 2008, at 11:49, john petters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Folks,
Very pleased with my new
On 4/28/08, George Victor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chill out Rasmussen,
We all know know what you did...
Can't hide your act.
George
Doesn't bother me, probably doesn't bother Aptos. They're selling all
they can make, and they've jacked up their price, too. I may put my
#605 up for sale
:)
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I've had a Palm Paddle for several years. It is part of my portable set-up,
and it is a great key. I bought mine with the magnetic base, and stick it
to a steel conduit cover which is painted black and has that rubbery
non-slip rubber glued to the bottom. I have a short article with photos
Anybody else concerned about all the requests being made to add things?
I personally don't want a box with 99 million menu choices or requires 99
button presses to get to more universally needed radio settings.
Why not hold off all these requests until after say the first 2000 are in
the
On 28 Apr 2008, at 11:49, john petters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I have a problem on 60M. I cannot get the transmitter to work below
our 5.398 frequency. The VFO B message says 'end'. Any ideas?
That's rather strange, John. K3s supplied to the UK should have transmit
enabled from 5.150 to
Capitalists and Comrades:
Methinks it's time for some folks to reaquaint themselves with the
List Guidlines, specifically, #5:
5. Please keep all postings cordial. Please restrain the urge to email
someone admonishing them about a posting. The last thing we want to do
is to scare anyone off the
To save power?
On Sun, Apr 27, 2008 at 7:38 PM, Phil Theis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This would be a great addition to the product.
Phil K3(352)TUF
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Just a short update on the K1 problem I was having with 20 meters - crystal
would not oscillate. Scott was so kind to send me a new 22 mhz crystal
gratis - even though the radio is well out of warranty... GREAT folks at
Elecraft.
I installed the crystal and radio now works just fine on 20
I'm sure Eric and Wayne are quite capable of filtering these requests based
on value, need and priority. Most successful companies want, and depend on
constructive feedback like this.
Paul, W9AC
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Well put...
73
Stewart G3RXQ
On Mon, 28 Apr 2008 08:19:24 -0400, S Sacco wrote:
Capitalists and Comrades:
Methinks it's time for some folks to reaquaint themselves with
the
List Guidlines, specifically, #5:
5. Please keep all postings cordial. Please restrain the urge to
email
someone
hi David,
On 28 Apr 2008 at 11:23, David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
I wonder if the suggestion was intended to be use the PTT jack on the
rear - but it's an RCA socket.
maybe. I could use an RCA Adapter and plug in the Key there, but this is
inconvenient to always change the jack. The best
Something else worth checking.
I get an ERR TXG message at the extremes of the UK 60m allocation.
Problem yet to be resolved.
73
Stewart G3RXQ
On Mon, 28 Apr 2008 13:02:55 +0100, David Pratt wrote:
On 28 Apr 2008, at 11:49, john petters
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I have a problem on 60M. I
Power was a consideration, but I just discovered the 'DAY' selection was
what I was after, no light in a dark room.
I believe we already have what I was looking for.
Phil
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Cc:
I guess my first question is - why do you want this - is it to put the
rig into Tx when using the mic and the second question is what kind of
Mic/
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On 28 Apr 2008, at 13:38, Dr. Werner Furlan wrote:
hi David,
On
I know everyone has some particular thing they do, but lets keep the use of
precious memory to things that benefit the masses.
If there is a menu item to turn off the display, how will one then use the
display to turn the menu item back on?
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Anybody else concerned about all the requests being made to add things?
I personally don't want a box with 99 million menu choices or requires 99
button presses to get to more universally needed radio settings.
I am fine with
The request was to turn the backlight off. The display is still perfectly
readable. The DAY setting does indeed turn the backlight off, but the LEDs
instead light up really, really brightly. I would also like to see a setting
where the backlight is turned off.
Knut - AB2TC
Ken-99 wrote:
I
On Mon, 28 Apr 2008 08:09:09 -0500, ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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If there is a menu item to turn off the display, how will one then use the
display to turn the menu item back on?
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Have it come back on the next time the unit is powered up?
73,
I don't want to get into whether a particular feature should or should
not be included into the interface - if enough people want it,
Elecraft might add it, the chances are they will if it looks like a
good idea and enough people want it.
However, I don't understand why you'd want the
So...what was it like?
Anything new on display or offered up?
KPD800 or 1500 amplifiers back on the table?
Survey input for the K4? (ha ha ha)
Any booth photos?
What else was around (other venders)?
I heard new order k3 delivery was being quoted as August...true?
tnx...
de Doug KR2Q
Phil,
The problem with the currently available daylight option is that it makes
the LEDs light up on full strength.
I have this option on my wish list, I believe it is very useful to be able
to turn the display off when monitoring for openings overnight.
73 de Björn /SM0MDG
On 080428 13:44 ,
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I may put my (K3) #605 up for sale if they don't get the bugs out and
the features in.
If I do, I'll take bids and see how much I can make above what I paid
for it.
-
The premium folks are willing to pay (yes, they're willing to pay it) is
a
The current subject of having the ability to turn the display on/off while
operating remote could be solved another way.
I would prefer to be able to turn the rig on/off with a software command. Not
sure if this is a possible modification or not. Is the power switch a soft
switch or is it
Wayne gave a well-received talk on the K3's ergonomic design (and its
electrical design) at the Contest Dinner and was on hand all day Saturday at
the Elecraft booth, patiently handling questions. Brian was at the Elecraft
Booth about non-stop from setup Friday through teardown Saturday afternoon
You can turn the K3 off with a software command. To turn it on, you need to
manipulate the level of one of the AUX I/O pins (the 15-pin connector on the
back of the rig). That could be done by an external device of some sort.
Dick, K6KR
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Page 1 of the Programmer's Reference perhaps...? Command PS (Power-on/off
control) would seem to fit the bill.
Stewart Rolfe, GW0ETF
Richard Thorne-3 wrote:
The current subject of having the ability to turn the display on/off while
operating remote could be solved another way.
I would
I think the biggest mistake is to worry about making mistakes. Just get out
there and do it!
Get on between 14.050 and 14.058 (or 7.050 - 7.058) and call CQ or answer a
call. There are many slow-speed ops out there who are happy to talk to you
and who will probably be making some mistakes
-Original Message-
I think the biggest mistake is to worry about making mistakes. Just get
out there and do it!
Get on between 14.050 and 14.058 (or 7.050 - 7.058) and call CQ or
answer a call. There are many slow-speed ops out there who are happy to
talk to you and who will probably
I think I have mentioned that my students and I will be running our K2
for field day. I was wondering which logging software people have
used, especially if it interfaces to the K2 for getting frequency and
mode info. I would prefer software that runs on MacOS but we can use
Windows
Brian:
I cannot speak for MacOS, but following the advice of someone on the
Elecraft list, I downloaded the N1MM logger for contest operation. It
runs on Windows and works very easily with the K2 (including
automatic capture of frequency and mode data). I was extremely happy
with its
I think MacLoggerDX is the best and do many others (your milage may
vary), but it's licensed - I don't know if you might get a discount.
see http://www.dogparksoftware.com/MacLoggerDX.html
there is also Aether (http://www.aetherlog.com/index.html)
A list of lots of Mac software for Ham Radio
Jean-Francios,
Congratulations on identifying and resolving the ground loop problem.
For those situations where a separate power supply is either required or
desirable, the use of an optoisolator instead of the more simple
transistor PTT/KEYING arrangement can also cure the ground loop
today I observed a problem with my K3 ATU.
on some bands the ATU does not find a fix.
I connected the transceiver to a 50 ohm 100 Watt dummy load.
I tried on
1850 - no fix - rattle rattle - display says: - . - with Xmit: 1.0 - 1
3700 - quick fix 1.0 - 1
5330 - no fix but when I press transmit
Hi All,
I have been experiencing a strange problem on my K3 where the
receiver is sometimes 'dead' after transmit. This seems to be tied
in with the MCU control of the DSP.
To prove that this is either unique or not to my unit, I would be
grateful if fellow K3 owners could try this quick test.
I'm glad to see I'm not the only one!
I cannot easily switch between paddles/keyer and bug unless I take special
precautions when using the keyer.
I built an Accu-Keyer in the 1970s because it was new and interesting. But
the day came, twenty years later, when I set it aside for 99% of my
John and Ian
My UK spec (if there's any difference between UK and USA versions) K3
transmits all the way down to 5.150, on VFO A or B (it's a bit dirty on
the analyser that low in the band though) so I don't think you need to
open it up!
73 Dave, G4AON
K3/100 #80
--
Hi John
Looking for a vibrating reed type of 60Hz frequency meter for a generator
monitor I'm trying to build for field day. Anyone have one they don't need
and are willing to part with cheap?
Jim, W0EB
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K3 newbie here. Tried to test using your sequence, but stopped at the
SAV ALT1 command. My (USA Version) K3 does not have such button(s)
or entries in MAIN or CONFIG, and the Operators manual does not even
have an entry for that/those commands. Help.
Jerry W4UK
At 01:30 PM 4/28/2008, you
First, I'm delighted with the whole K3 experience. It's a brilliant
product, worth the wait.
I have a few issues and suggestions:
1. Several times I found myself doing a complex assembly step in my
hands while reading the instructions. An important point would show up
late in the
For what it's worth, the Omni-VII (specifically designed for remote
operation) does not (yet) have the capability for remote power on/off
either.
K9ZTV
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Hi Werner:
With respect to your second problem, the mic high / low setting is
working on #202 with latest firmware. It is easy to demonstrate if you
set the MAIN:MIC SEL to high (rP.H in my case), set compression to
zero(0), and MIC gain to zero(0), and the METER to display the ALC. Tap
the
It would be extremely helpful for those of us who yet received our K3s
that any of these concrete problem-repro cases include:
SN
Firmware version
And hardware versions of the peripherals used.
Does the Config capabilities of the K3's firmware loader provide a way to
dump the comphrensive I
Hi Jerry:
Check the firmware Release Notes for, I think, MCU v1.75. Tells you all
about it there.
73,Ken K3IU
~
Jerry Flanders wrote:
K3 newbie here. Tried to test using your sequence, but stopped at the
SAV ALT1 command. My (USA Version) K3 does not have such button(s) or
Hi Folks:
Somebody could explain how to operate RTTY via computer with the K3 using MixW2?
Thanks in advance
Oms PY5EG
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hi Ken,
Ken K3IU schrieb am 28 Apr 2008 um 14:20:
With respect to your second problem, the mic high / low setting is
working on #202 with latest firmware. It is easy to demonstrate if you set
the MAIN:MIC SEL to high (rP.H in my case), set compression to zero(0), and
MIC gain to zero(0),
Thanks to all those who replied re 4-40 nuts.
I now have the info required.
K3 assembly to continue once nuts obtained.
Chris VK2LCD
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Hi again, Werner:
I can't speak to what you might see on your LP100 meter. I know nothing
about it except that is held out to be good! Since I have very little
experience with SSB, I'd best not suggest what might be normal :-).
I have a Diamond SX-200 wattmeter and in the Averaging position
Hello,
What is a good general use logging program that will work with a K2?
Best,
DW Holtman
WB7SSN
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DW:
For general non-contest use: winlog32
For contests: N1MM
In either case, if you're running CW use WinKey.
(Note: I have no financial interest in any of these products. I'm
merely a satisfied user.)
73,
Steve Kercel
AA4AK
At 03:37 PM 4/28/2008, DW Holtman wrote:
Hello,
What is a
Does anyone happen to know if the N1MM logger runs under Crossover
Mac? (this is a MacOSX version of WINE).
Peter N8MHD
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On Monday 28 April 2008 05:02, K3KO wrote:
Anybody else concerned about all the requests being made to add things?
73 de Brian/K3KO
Absolutely!
Exactly one year ago today Wayne Burdick, N6KR, wrote:
The K2 is an ongoing product that we'll be updating as time permits. As
you may know, we're not
xlog
http://www.qsl.net/pg4i/linux/xlog.html
On Monday 28 April 2008 12:37, DW Holtman wrote:
Hello,
What is a good general use logging program that will work with a K2?
Best,
DW Holtman
WB7SSN
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Brian,
Check out Tom's DL2RUM's page:
http://www.dl2rum.de/rumsoft/Home.html
There is RUMlog for everyday logging and RUMped for contesting.
73 de Lee
WW2DX
On Apr 28, 2008, at 12:45 PM, Brian Lloyd wrote:
I think I have mentioned that my students and I will be running our
K2 for field
On sx-200 that is normal for all 100 watt rigs.
Your output is normal.
Tom
LA1PHA
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Hi again, Werner:
hi Ken,
thank you for answering,
Ken K3IU schrieb am 28 Apr 2008 um 15:23:
I have a Diamond SX-200 wattmeter and in the Averaging position I see a max
of about 45 - 50 watts and in the so-called PEP position I see anywhere
between 60 and 90 watts indicated. That is with the Heil ProSet
On Mon, 28 Apr 2008 21:10:25 +0100, Dr. Werner Furlan wrote:
Werner,
I get similar results to you. This is using the LP-100A in peak
hold mode, where the speed of it's response is very fast.
I need a COMP setting of around 20 to get the commanded 100W peak.
With my K3 into a dummy load and
Jeff, W7BRS wrote:
Does the Config capabilities of the K3's firmware loader provide a way to
dump the comphrensive I am this version of K3 including SN/Firmware #,
and hardware version of the peripheral? Are peripherals like the ATU or RX
come with their own SN?
The output file from Save
Darrell And All,
No flame intended here, but just what do you expect to be done for the K2?
Remember, the K2 is not expandable like the K3. It did have some spare room
in the firmware initially, but I think much, if not most, of it has been
used up. Furthermore, the K2 had many, many years
I found out that when I change the frequency offset of my FL3 Filter (2.7khz)
to around - 0.70, the tuner will work and find a fix with 1.0 or 1.1 into the
dummy load.
The frequency offset on my 2.7 kHz filter is - .89 though.
do you think it is an ATU failure or a software problem?
73! de
G'day,
Some of us have been asking for years for the individual K2 VFO's to
remember the mode they were last used on. On the list I believe.
Despite all the bells and whistles, I've yet to find anything I can't hear
on the K2 as well as I can on the K3. It's taken me a while to make the
K3
On Apr 28, 2008, at 12:45 PM, Peter Wollan wrote:
Does anyone happen to know if the N1MM logger runs under Crossover
Mac? (this is a MacOSX version of WINE).
I don't know about WINE but I run Parallels and have had 100% success
at running every Windows program I have tried to install,
The K2 is an ongoing product that we'll be updating as time
permits. As
you may know, we're not a large company, so our engineering resources
will be stretched at times.
I think that after a full year of K3 development, Wayne and the rest
of the
Elecraft RD team should take a break from the
There is no substitute for an oscilloscope. There are precious few
meters that will read true peak power. Also, no meter is going to show
you peak compression or outright flat-topping (clipping) like a 'scope.
Someone mentioned that their power output went down when they turned
the
David and All,
Elecraft has stated that the K2 is an ongoing product and not replaced by the
K3. I have a considerable investment in my K2 and would like to believe
Elecraft when they state that they will continue to develop it. This is one
of the things that has separated Elecraft from the
Ordered 11/22/07
KRX3 and 1.8 kc filter are back ordered.
I am now in a race to erect my new Titan-DX vertical before the K3
arrives. I am psyched!!
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73,
Dick ka1oz
Middleborough, MA
Breathlessly awaiting my K3 to bring me back on the air after 30 years.
With my new K3, I'm faced with a rig that will run 6 meters but no antenna.
I'm waffling between a couple of choices, either of which would go on my roof,
at a height of about 20 feet:
* Cushcraft AR6 - 1/2 wave vertical
* Diamond 2 ele yagi
My K3 is a 10 watt version so I
Hi Keith,
...
* Cushcraft AR6 - 1/2 wave vertical
* Diamond 2 ele yagi
What do you suggest?
For many years I have used a set of home made antennas for 6m work. I
use a 4-element Yagi and a J-Pole that provide good performance under a
variety of conditions. The J-Pole is
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Looking for a vibrating reed type of 60Hz frequency meter for a generator
monitor I'm trying to build for field day.
Sorry, I don't have one.
But I do know an alternative.
Way back in QST for March,
Hi Keith and welcome to 6m, you will soon see why so many of us are
hooked :)
If you are not going to use a rotor I would suggest a halo/ loop, this
will give you horizontal and omni pattern. As a matter of fact stack a
pair of them.
Cu in the next opening!
73 de Lee
WW2DX
On Apr 28,
The K2 manual on page 6 states that Other CW and SSB fixed crystal
filter
options may be available. It would be nice to have more fixed
crystal filter
options available. I would like to be able to add a 1.8 KHz fixed
crystal
filter. Yes, the variable CW filter can be set to that bandwidth,
Great comments, Windy!
I am mystified about why your VFO A encoder shaft would not be perpendicular
to the front panel. There's something wrong there!
So far, all the cases of a loose headphone washer that I've seen were
because the front panel pc board wasn't completely seated in the front
Thank you to Steve Smith who sent me a Ft. Smith QRP Group Iambic
Paddle/TiCK Keyer kit. You didn't include your email address so I am
going to thank you here. The kids have already seen it and are vying
against each other for the opportunity to build it.
BTW, I have a parent who is
Good Evening,
Spring is here on the mountain. Trilliums are blooming on the property and
the daffodils have started to open en masse. I actually let the fire go out
last night and have not relit it. I may just lay the fire so when I need it I
only need to strike a match to it.
Twenty
I think this is a key point. Open the K2 firmware for others to do
development on it would be a great thing.
The K2 DSP firmware is and has been open since inception. Free
development tools, too. DSP source code and pointers to tools have been
on the Elecraft website since mid-2003.
73,
I thought these PP connectors were supposed to be such
great stuff :-)
Mine keep falling out and losing power on the rig.
I assembled mine very meticulously, as I've read a lot of
the comments here about keeping the solder away from
the contact area.
I assembled mine with the blade standing
Today the 28th of October 2008 K3 Number #775 Arrived.
It was ordered on October 19, 2007, and is an assembled 100 watt unit.
Starting to test it out now and will see how it plays.
73 Bruce N9BX
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At 06:38 PM 4/28/2008, Brian Lloyd wrote...
Other than an official Elecraft-supplied buffered audio input and
output for data modes, what else would you add to the K2?
Open source firmware.
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So far, all the cases of a loose headphone washer that I've seen were
because the front panel pc board wasn't completely seated in the front panel
sheet metal. Rather, one edge of the microphone connector is binding in the
hole in the sheet metal, keeping the board from fitting all the way
Robert Tellefsen wrote:
I thought these PP connectors were supposed to be such
great stuff :-)
Mine keep falling out and losing power on the rig.
I think this is strange. I use them on a lot of gear and haven't had
this problem. They are not held in with a great deal of force, and they
can
Bob,
It sounds like the contact blades of your APP connector are not inserted
all the way into the housing.
The blade should extend over the spring finger in the housing.
If you do have them assembled that way, then I need to ask - just how
much stress is being placed onto the connector
Hi Vic
Well, it turns out I'm part of the problem :-)
I was so sure I had the blade in the red plug
all the way in, but I just checked it under a
lighted magnifying glass, and it had not gone
over the retaining ridge near the front opening.
I pushed some more and got it to click over
the ridge.
My K3/100 kit #757 arrived today and assembly has started.
Ordered: Nov 7
Katie-gram: Apr 16
Shipped UPS ground: Apr 21
Delivered: Apr 28
73,
Paul - K5ESW
Raleigh, NC
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H! It seems to me that would put Icom/Yaesu/Kenwood and many other Ham
radio Rigs in a not in the spirit of ham radio category. As I recall every
one that I ever bought was first sold to someone before they marked it up and
sold it to me. At least that's what the AES, HRO and Jun's sales
On Apr 28, 2008, at 5:26 PM, Lyle Johnson wrote:
I think this is a key point. Open the K2 firmware for others to do
development on it would be a great thing.
The K2 DSP firmware is and has been open since inception. Free
development tools, too. DSP source code and pointers to tools have
Excellent question, Bob!!
You caused me to check. I have several APP cables about, to I hooked two of
them together and added weights to one while lifting with the other until
they separated.
My test pair separated at 1.2 kg or just over 2.6 lbs. I consider that
substantial force needed to
I have a KRC2 connected to my K2, and the K3 manual
says it should be compatible with the K3 also, even to
plugging into the RS-232 port on the K3. Tried it and the
KRC2 isn't responding, so now I'm trying to figure out why.
The K3 manual implies the cabling between KRC2 and K2
or K3 should be
I have a KRC2 connected to my K2, and the K3 manual says it
should be compatible with the K3 also, even to plugging into
the RS-232 port on the K3. Tried it and the
KRC2 isn't responding, so now I'm trying to figure out why.
The K3 manual implies the cabling between KRC2 and K2 or K3
I quite agree with you Brian, I didn't think there was any other way of
monitoring SSB reliably. I've always used a scope way back when I used to
build AM transmitters and I have one permanently connected so I can keep an
eye on what's going on, meters tell lies I find.
73 Paul G4LNA.
Brian
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