I am still unable to reproduce the anomaly here, Brett, Igor and others.
I am using the latest firmware and have tried both sinusoidal and TTL
reference inputs.
73 de David G4DMP
In a recent message, Brett Howard br...@livecomputers.com wrote ...
This was a known bug that was found in field
It is very, very unlikely this would work.
The people that write and unleash malware are way, way smarter than that.
Once they get in your address book, just assume they will harvest everything
there and try them all. They have nothing to lose in trying.
While making this addition to your
Google Project Argus Tests 1958 When the first one went off there wasn't
any HF Com for quite a while. The Bands went dead like a switch being
thrown. Yes we Hams noticed.
Vy 73, Bob DJ0RD/WU5T
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As an alternative, might you consider a small amplifier? TAPR is
offering a 20w HF/6m amplifier called the Pennywhistle.
http://www.tapr.org/kits_pw.html
drives with 1/4w and runs on 12vdc.
$77+SH for non-members of TAPR
73, Ed - KL7UW
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Date: Mon, 30
Don't you guys think that if these EMP events happen one will have other
bigger issues to worry about than what happened to a ham radio? It
might not matter at all because you and perhaps the entire city you live
in may be dead.
73 de Brian/K3KO
On 6/1/2011 08:24, Bob DeHaney wrote:
Google
See my earlier post about the Pennywhistle amp.
You want custom-made package in Pelican Case? I used to make emcomm
radio packages in my work. This included frequency agile portable
VHF repeaters with battery/solar power, portable command radio
dispatch systems, GPS tracking systems
Eric Wayne,
will we get confirmation that we got on the KX3
reservation list?
I ask as there were issues with the automated web registration.
73's
Vic Tuff
G7PYR
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A week or so ago someone posted their experience with the K3 shutting down
upon key-up. I responded that I had had similar experiences but since then
I've noticed something strange. Just about every time this happens, the rig
is in QRQ mode with the RIT engaged which, on the latest revision,
HI all, Well I find that for its application my K3 is going to waiste. Its
far to much radio for the position its holding in my Ham radio life. So
Forsale:
K3/100 factory assembled 2/2011
W/ Sub Receiver, ATU, 2.7 1.0 500 and 250hz filters. USB( still in orginal
packing) adaptor and a
David,
The exact conditions the anomaly occurs under are: Tech mode ON, external
reference 10 MHz signal connected and operating, go to MENU CONFIG, REF CAL
(only available with tech mode on) and watch for the blinking asterisk. If it
is NOT blinking, the problem won't appear. While the
Hi to the group,
Grab a K2 kit and/or its options as soon as you can.
Through hole components become more and more scarce, and I believe will come
a time
when Elecraft will announce they can no more produce these kits.
OHR, Wilderness Radio and others have such difficulties.
Regards
Georges
Thank you, Jim, and yes, I can confirm that I am getting the phenomenon.
I can't say that I had come across the problem previously. In fact it's
quite a useful feature in that it reinforces the fact that the K3 is
locked even when looking at other Config Tech settings. In some ways, I
hope that
Jim,
Looks like the addition of an inline audio transformer between the wireless
transmitter's miniplug and the KX3 (or any device powered by the vehicle) would
resolve the potential problem which you have addressed.
73,
Rich - K1HTV
= = =
-Original Message-
From: Jim Brown
Don,
Do you run software to keep you PC clock in sync with UTC? If not, you won't
have much if any success making JT65A contacts. I use Dimension 4, and have set
it to sync my PC clock every 5 minutes. D4 is a free download and works well. Do
you use JT65HF software or the original WSJT
Lyle hit it head on. All QRP radios that really need punch lack don't have RF
speech processor or an equalizer. With speech processor, KX3 can sound like
a 4 times stronger radio. With poor mic that Kx3 can equalize, even more
than that. My guestimate 10W of KX3 may approach readability of IC-7000
Rich and all,
D4 does not state that it runs on Win7 or Vista. You might try the
freeware Atomic Clock Sync from
http://www.worldtimeserver.com/atomic-clock/ as an alternative. Version
3.0 runs on Win 2K, XP, Vista or Win7 (but not 64 bit). The older
version runs on earlier versions of
Windows 7 has the ability to sync itself using Internet Time so you don't
need any additional software to do this.
I think XP has this capability also and likely Vista as well but it's been a
long time since I left XP for Win 7 and have not looked back.
73,
Bob W5OV
-Original Message-
I think XP has this capability also and likely Vista as well but it's
been along time since I left XP for Win 7 and have not looked back.
All 32/64 bit versions of Windows have the ability to sync to Internet
Time. However, they only sync once a week and do not retry in the
event of failure
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 8:06 AM, Bob Naumann w...@w5ov.com wrote:
Windows 7 has the ability to sync itself using Internet Time...
Well, yes, but you have to set it up properly.
Go to Control Panel Administrative Tools and open Task Scheduler. Scroll
down to the bottom panel and you'll see a
time line for k-500 kit manual on the download list?
s/tony rowland
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On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 8:23 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV li...@subich.com wrote:
Changing the frequency of synchronization requires registry editing...
I did it that way too until I discovered that Windows has a tool for doing
it. See my previous post.
Tony KT0NY
Hello all,
I have been running D4 ver 5.0.35.0 on win7 64 bit computer
for about a year , and it seems to work ok.
73 all Ken K5DNL
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In addition to the automatic update - which is remarkably close with only a
weekly update - you can update it as often as you like.
If one is going to need better accuracy, you can manually sync the clock
anytime with a couple of mouse clicks to get to the Update Now button.
Again, this
My guess about the batteries is ease of field replacement, ability to use
standard AA cells instead of rechargeable if needed, and number of discharge
cycles. Li-ion batteries only have about 500 charge/discharge cycles. Anyway,
while LiPo or Li-Ion batteries may be lighter weight, I'm
Elecraft KX1 with KXB30/80 (adds 80 30 meters), KXAT1 Internal ATU, KXPD1
Paddle, and the K6XX CW Indicator kit installed. Also comes with Pelican
Case, BNC to banana plug/wire adapter, 16 foot and 28 foot antenna wires, 12
volt power cable, and CD with all information I could find from Elecraft
Thanks for asking this que.
~John KK4BOB
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 5:46 AM, vtuff59...@aol.com wrote:
Eric Wayne,
will we get confirmation that we got on the KX3
reservation list?
I ask as there were issues with the automated web registration.
73's
Vic Tuff
G7PYR
Guys,
OK, perhaps I jumped the gun when saying 'reservation list' but
one has to hope ;-)
73's
Vic
G7PYR
In a message dated 01/06/2011 13:54:16 GMT Daylight Time,
n...@widomaker.com writes:
I don't believe tht this list is a Reservation list. I'm under the
impression that
On 06/01/2011 03:23 PM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
I think XP has this capability also and likely Vista as well but it's
been along time since I left XP for Win 7 and have not looked back.
All 32/64 bit versions of Windows have the ability to sync to Internet
Time. However, they only sync once
I can't find it listed on any of the Elecraft web site menus, but Eric
posted the Preliminary kit assembly manual a week or so ago and made an
announcement on the reflector about it:
The pre-release KPA500 Assembly manual can now be found at:
http://snipurl.com/kpa500assy
Ron AC7AC
And, if I remember correctlyLisa was on vacation!!
Terry, W0FM
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From: n...@n5ge.com [mailto:n...@n5ge.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2011 1:23 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Elecraft Sales
Hi Klaus,
Possible Reasons:
Dayton Ham
The K2 is sold
John N4NAB
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tony rowland wrote:
time line for k-500 kit manual on the download list?
All Elecraft manuals are here, in date order (newest first):
http://www.elecraft.com/manual/?M=D
The KPA-500 preliminary assembly manual was posted a week ago.
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http://www.ifwtech.co.uk/g3sek
Hello Group,
I know I may be overlooked. I have some questions about the procedures of
using K3 Uilities to Calibrate RF gain in K3:
1. Which band signal should I choose in XG3? 20m or 40m?
2. What would be settings of K3? AGC off ? Pre-amp on?
Thanks for your help in advance.
TNX
Thanks to Tony for posting these instructions.
I once asked a Microsoft techie if there was a list of similar hidden
tools or command-line settings in a slightly different connection...His
response: No.
Nice. Someone ought to collect these, together with Easter Eggs, Trap
Doors, etc...for WIN
I was using NetTime up until last year. Works fine, is free, etc.
Another way to sync time works well if you use the K3EXREF and have a
GPS-DO running. Using Lady Heather (check out the icon), you can run
command line options at start up. One of the cmd line options is /ts,
which sets the
Oh yes! Most critical military equipment is designed to minimize the effects
of EMP and nuclear radiation. I spent several years of my career determining
susceptibilities and designing circumventions. It is not difficult.
Jerry AI6L
-Original Message-
From: Roland Whitsitt
Matt,
Thanks for the info , I will try that on
my EME setup.
73 Ken K5DNL
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--- On Wed, 6/1/11, Matt Zilmer mzil...@verizon.net wrote:
From: Matt Zilmer mzil...@verizon.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Clock sync
To: Jon K Hellan
guys - This thread was closed yesterday.
73, Eric
List Moderator
On 5/31/2011 2:02 PM, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
Folks - Let's end the EMP thread for now. Its another recurring thread
and can be easily searched for in the list archives at:
www.elecraft.com/elist.html
Don't forget NTP (Network Time Protocol), the widely used standard described in
an RFC. It has been ported to Windows and is free.
73,
Mike ab3ap
On 06/01/2011 11:01 AM, Matt Zilmer wrote:
I was using NetTime up until last year. Works fine, is free, etc.
[...]
Must disagree with the limits of 10w on SSB! I have never mastered CW, thus
90% of my operating, which is ALL QRP is on fone. Yea, maybe there are
times a bit more power could help, but the speech processor should take care
of that. More like after all the effort and calling, and waiting, etc,
Its linked to from the Manual download page and from the KPA500 page.
73, Eric
On 6/1/2011 7:25 AM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
I can't find it listed on any of the Elecraft web site menus, but Eric
posted the Preliminary kit assembly manual a week or so ago and made an
announcement on the
This is an info list, which will include early notification of when we
are taking orders.
Your confirmation is the follow on screen you get thanking you when you
press the submit button on the info form. that confirms that your data
was accepted and entered into our database. The form also
Don Wilhelm-4 wrote:
Bottom line -- Your K2s will not be obsolete, and Elecraft will continue
to provide support, but there may be no further enhancements.
I suspect you may be correct, but I suspect that more than a few people
would be interested if the K2 was supported by the
Eric,
I guess I'd feel better knowing that the paper list I filled in at
Dayton has somehow made it into the system. Is there a way to show a
page perhaps of callsigns registered (so as to protect some semblance of
privacy)?
Otherwise, all us 'paper pushers' will be clogging up the electronic
On 6/1/2011 5:31 AM, Rich - K1HTV wrote:
Looks like the addition of an inline audio transformer between the wireless
transmitter's miniplug and the KX3 (or any device powered by the vehicle)
would
resolve the potential problem which you have addressed.
Yes -- IF the transformer did not
Looking at the KX3 picture, specifically at the display, I notice the icon ANT
1.
This would tend to imply an ANT 2
But I see only 1 antenna connection on the side.
A left-over from the K3 ?? Or. !
Everything else looks to be very intuitive G
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DN06ig Richland, WA
'59
On 6/1/2011 8:43 AM, Mike Markowski wrote:
Don't forget NTP (Network Time Protocol), the widely used standard described
in
an RFC. It has been ported to Windows and is free.
For many years, I've used a clock setting program distributed by NIST
called nisttime. It can use NTP. Google to find
Hi all!
In the K2 manual it says to wind the toroids with the amount of turns
specified and not to alter the windings to get the inductance specified in
the parts list.
I notice that many of my toroids do not measure near the stated inductance
in the parts list but are wound with the specified
Stick with the correct number of turns. The inductance listed is a
nominal calculated value and will vary from core to core, and with the
frequency used to measure the inductance.
We also see a wide variance in inductance measurements between different
instruments based on their differing test
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 12:19 PM, Jim Brown j...@audiosystemsgroup.comwrote:
...Is there a calling frequency where everyone sets up shop on 6M...
For 6M you want WSJT9, which has within it various modes; the one called
ISCAT is, I think, the latest upgrade to JT6M. For meteor scatter, try
Hello Rod,
In the K2 manual it says to wind the toroids with the amount of turns
specified and not to alter the windings to get the inductance specified in
the parts list.
I notice that many of my toroids do not measure near the stated inductance
in the parts list but are wound with the
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 5:19 PM, Jim Brown j...@audiosystemsgroup.com wrote:
On 6/1/2011 8:43 AM, Mike Markowski wrote:
Don't forget NTP (Network Time Protocol), the widely used standard described
in
an RFC. It has been ported to Windows and is free.
For many years, I've used a clock
For father's day, I'd like to get dad a station clock. Do you have any
suggestions?
I want it to sync with WWV.
It must display Zulu time.
There are scores of WWV clocks on the web, but no way to tell which, if
any, can be set to GMT. Your suggestions will be gratefully received.
I'll take
The band doesn't matter.
The AGC/Preamp settings that matter are set by the K3 Utility's RF Gain
calibration, follow the on-screen instructions as displayed. Preamp and
attenuator are both manipulated automatically during the calibration.
73 de Dick, K6KR
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From:
Hello Rod,
In the K2 manual it says to wind the toroids with the amount of turns
specified and not to alter the windings to get the inductance specified in
the parts list.
I notice that many of my toroids do not measure near the stated inductance
in the parts list but are wound with the
I think it's like in the K3. You get the second antenna jack when you
buy the optional internal antenna tuner.
Alan N1AL
On Wed, 2011-06-01 at 17:17 +, Dave KK7SS wrote:
Looking at the KX3 picture, specifically at the display, I notice the icon
ANT 1.
This would tend to imply an ANT 2
Yeah, I used to work inside one (rated -199 dBm). It was used for
testing early s-band receivers for NASA's Deep Space Network. It
became my workbench (usually with shielded door open). circa 1971
73, Ed - KL7UW
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Date: Tue, 31 May 2011 21:56:56
The KX3 itself has just one antenna jack, with or without the ATU. The
external amp, however, also has an ATU option, and it has two antenna
jacks. This is what you'd be controlling with the KX3's ANT switch.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Jun 1, 2011, at 10:17 AM, Dave KK7SS wrote:
Looking at the KX3
On 6/1/2011 10:20 AM, rhapak wrote:
I notice that many of my toroids do not measure near the stated inductance
in the parts list but are wound with the specified amount of turns and would
just like to know why??
In addition to the tolerance variations Eric mentioned, the measurement
frequency
I recently measured, using lab grade equipment, 16 powdered iron toroid
inductors of approximately 2uH and 16 of approximately 9 uH, at a fixed
frequency. Details can be seen at
http://www.cliftonlaboratories.com/may_2011.htm under 15 May 2011 entry.
The purpose of the exercise was to assess
AH-HA!! Thanks for the clarification --- and the foresight G
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'59 Morris Minor 1000
'65 Sprite - in process
'76 Midget - shared with my #4 son.
'06 Honda Civic Hybrid
- Original Message -
From: Wayne Burdick n...@elecraft.com
Subject: Re: [Elecraft]
Jim,
The last 6M opening ( 5/22/2011 )here i worked 8 stations on JT65a , fore on
psk31,and tow east coast stations on a new mode ( Diana )and
also a few Meteor scatter with mode ISCAT.
I don't normally do much digi modes when 6M is open,
I guess I just got carried away.
The JT65A qso's were on
All,
Being in the electronics biz, we usually wash boards post assembly with
the usual products and in accordance with IPC610, etc. Often, the boards
are sprayed with conformal coating: Some to handle condensing
environments and others just because someone wanted it. My operating
locations will
John,
Cleaning the K2 (K1, KX1 too) boards is not recommended. The flux is
not corrosive in its native state, but in repairing many Elecraft
transceivers, I have seen cases where attempts at cleaning the boards
resulted in failures due to leakage paths created - after being
subjected to
Hi
an exploratory question --
if VE3NEA were willing to modify Skimmer (and Skimmer Server), will the DSP in
the KX3 have sufficient 'cycles' available to run the first? the second?
73, dave, W1TM
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Unlikely.
73, Eric
On 6/1/2011 12:35 PM, David Burmaster wrote:
Hi
an exploratory question --
if VE3NEA were willing to modify Skimmer (and Skimmer Server), will the DSP
in the KX3 have sufficient 'cycles' available to run the first? the second?
73, dave, W1TM
A while back Wayne suggested using a netbook with the KX3 to log and run SDR
software. Someone else –I don’t remember who - warned that most net books
don’t have stereo mic inputs. I looked for a light cheap laptop with stereo
inputs. I checked a couple of dozen from Asus, hp, Lenovo, and
Outside of netbooks, the iPad supports real time sdr operation with the
iSDR' app.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
www.elecraft.com
On 6/1/2011 2:07 PM, Forums wrote:
A while back Wayne suggested using a netbook with the KX3 to log and run
SDR software. Someone else –I don’t remember who - warned that
The Griffin iMic has a switchable stereo line input/mono mic input.
Works great for me, and quite erasonably priced sized...
73, Ross N4RP
On 6/1/11 5:07 PM, Forums wrote:
A while back Wayne suggested using a netbook with the KX3 to log and run
SDR software. Someone else –I don’t
KX-1 for sale:
KX-1 QRP CW Transceiver
KXB30/80 adds 30 80 meters and some additional SWL to the basic 20 40 rig
KXAT1 internal automatic antenna tuner (also has a manual function to tune into
the SWL bands.)
KXPD1 paddles attaches onto front of rig.
Great shape, used lightly, never outdoors.
While not a netbook, my full-sized (17.3) HP dv7-4171us does have a stereo
input jack. This is one of HPs higher end laptops. The input jack just has a
mic symbol on it, but it is in fact, a stereo input. I have confirmed this
by plugging in a stereo cable, and listening through headphones. I can
not John Fogarty of CCR??
or just a similar name!!
al ve3gam
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From: Forums dzxyyk8...@sbcglobal.net
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Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2011 5:07 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] KX3 netbook
A while back Wayne suggested using a netbook
No, that would be Fogerty...
not John Fogarty of CCR??
or just a similar name!!
al ve3gam
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ah phooey,
loved that group's songs,
have an old 3 record set of theirs
Al ve3gam
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From: Bruce Beford bruce.bef...@myfairpoint.net
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2011 6:34 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KX3 netbook
No, that would be Fogerty...
Thanks to all for useful info and links. Also to K6TU, who privately
pointed me to this very useful link.
http://www.chris.org/cgi-bin/jt65talk
73, Jim K9YC
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Just got an e mail from Vicki @ Elecraft. As soon as I confirmed the e
mail they are preparing to ship my KPA500.A MONTH EARLY!A MONTH
EARLY!
K9IL
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On Jun 1, 2011, at 4:07 PM, Forums wrote:
... any current production laptop that has stereo inputs except the Apple
MacBook series and it doesn’t run windows natively,
Actually Macs do run Windoze natively-- with Bootcamp. And quite well.
Grant/NQ5T
Don't forget you need a netbook with a serial port too.
--- On Wed, 6/1/11, Forums dzxyyk8...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
A while back Wayne suggested using a
netbook with the KX3 to log and run SDR software.
Someone else –I don’t remember who - warned that most
net books don’t have stereo mic
I'd suggest LiFePO4 batteries, as they can source the current necessary for
the transmitter easily, and are safer in operation than Lithium Polymer.
They can be safely charged on a portable solar panel if you disconnect once
the voltage reaches 14.4v, and that's pretty much what the SLA charge
Is that a kit or Factory built?
73,
Tom
Amateur Radio Operator N5GE
On Wed, 1 Jun 2011 19:32:43 -0400 (EDT), r miles greenacres...@charter.net
wrote:
Just got an e mail from Vicki @ Elecraft. As soon as I confirmed the e
mail they are preparing to ship my KPA500.A MONTH EARLY!A
Consider that IF you are taking your station on commercial aircraft, in some
countries the carriage of LiPo batteries is very restricted, particularly if
the pack is not enclosed within the device they power.
I carry a VRSLA battery that is approved and so marked to meet the IATA A67
Be careful of the xp version of internet time, I have seen it sync up to
be 11 seconds off with comparison to UTC
This really messes up JT65C decodes and has cost QSOS
for this reason i use NMEAtime http://www.visualgps.net/NMEATIme/default.htm
which can be used to sync via the internet or from
USB-serial adapters work fine for this. -Bruce, N1RX
Don't forget you need a netbook with a serial port too.
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This makes the KX3 almost irresistible -- and it was pretty darn
attractive already. Reviews of iSDR don't mention things like
bandwidth, unfortunately. Any idea how iSDR on an iPad actually
performs as a panadapter?
It may not be necessary to buy a commercial gadget like the iMic to
get stereo
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 7:45 PM, Dave elecr...@g4fre.com wrote:
Be careful of the xp version of internet time...
For XP, a very good answer is Dimension 4 (the solution recommended by
K1JT).
www.thinkman.com/dimension4
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Faberacoustical.com reports that this simple line-in only works with
iPhone, not with iPad. Apparently the Griffin iMic does work, though,
through the camera connection socket.
So, imperfect, but the KX3 - iPad combination is still very
attractive. I have the iPad, just need to wait for the
Great request Wayne!
I would like a clock like Wayne describes too. All (polite) suggestions
Welcome. ;o)
73, Bob K7HBG
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John I helped develop some the cleaning systems for delicate boards
including RF assemblies. I have done a great deal of conformal coatings.
Conformal coatings are not to be taken lightly. There are major tradeoffs.
First the cleaning.
Alcohol, on a Q-Tip, may be used for spot cleaning. Dunk
I recently discovered that Win7 allows you to show two different times in
the little rhs status area one of which I have set to UTC.
jim ab3cv
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I am fortunate to have a Heathkit Most accurate clock, which scans for
WWV or WWVH on up to 3 frequencies (5, 10, 15 MHz), locks onto the
strongest signal, and decodes the time code. It even has provisions
for propagation delay offset (in milliseconds) depending on how far the
user is
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 8:34 PM, Jim Miller j...@jtmiller.com wrote:
...Win7 allows you to show two different times...
Yep. It also has sidebar gadgets. I have two neat-looking clocks, one white
and one red, for local and UTC respectively.
Tony KT0NY
My $19 SkyScan Atomic Clock is about as accurate as my ears can tell
when compared to WWV. It, too, is listening to WWV and decoding the
transmission. I think the Accurate Clock market is pretty saturated
these days.
doug K0DXV
On 6/1/2011 7:47 PM, Jim Wiley wrote:
I am fortunate to have a
I am too but my MacBookPro is 6.6 lbs without the power supply. I hope for an
under 5 pound package radio, computer and antenna. Radio = 1.5 Computer=2.75
Antenna= .75. Probably a bit of a stretch but I can hope.
On Jun 1, 2011, at 2:54 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
I'm a Mac guy, so I just
Eric,
The form also includes instructions on how to email
your info to us if the form doesn't work for you.
The form didn't work for me (and I suspect for others) so I exercised the
manual method.
Of course this means there is no thank you follow-on screen.
This may be the source of concern.
I use a Sky Scan Model #88902 Atomic Clock purchased at Sam's Club.
Easily configured to display UTC in 24 hour format. Leading zero suppressed.
Also includes an inside - outside thermometer.
Large @2 3/8 numerals. Has indicator to show it has been synchronized.
Overall @9 high by @11 wide.
No, the RE command is not implemented. I've suggested it, but it mayn't be a
popular request.
There is long work around, something akin to a macro that runs through the
keystrokes that one would use in doing the settings manually.
Brian KD0HII
Rick Stealey wrote:
I'm trying to learn
Vista also provides for multiple clocks set for the time zones you choose:
right click on the time in the system tray (bottom, right on the screen),
choose adjust date/time and on the popup click on the additional clocks
tab. You can name and choose the time zone for two additional clocks. When
How does the iMic work with iPad? The description shows it as USB to audio
connectors. No Apple docking connector.
Rick N6XI
On Jun 1, 2011, at 6:23 PM, Peter Wollan peter.wol...@gmail.com wrote:
Faberacoustical.com reports that this simple line-in only works with
iPhone, not with iPad.
The iSDR website says with mono input you will get 22kHz BW and 44kHz with
stereo input.
Greg
AB7R
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 7:56 PM, Rick Tavan rta...@gmail.com wrote:
How does the iMic work with iPad? The description shows it as USB to audio
connectors. No Apple docking connector.
Rick N6XI
Rick,
If you get the camera connector it has USB connection and the iMic works fine
with it.
Rick
K6LE
On 6/1/2011, at 7:56 , Rick Tavan wrote:
How does the iMic work with iPad? The description shows it as USB to audio
connectors. No Apple docking connector.
Rick N6XI
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