Note: If you click reply at least with outlook, it will address to the
poster instead of the group address. I have to manually change it to the
group
in the to field.
I can use reply all, and that sends to the poster and the group. It would be
good if the default reply goes to the group, Not sure
Hi Bob,
Well, I must admit that it is nice to set my GPSDO driven flex5000 or flex1500
to 100 Hz wide at 50.06 and hear the k5ab beacon 170 miles west of me. He
is stable and on frequency and so am I. However, the 5000 would be close
enough to put that
beacon in the 100 Hz with it's
Hi David,
Yes Lion, all updated.
Since the download is, as you note, a .zip, I have to un-zip it first,
which gives me the .app and the help folder.
Yes, the download is K3UtilityOSX_1_12_3_28.zip
Mike
On 5/2/12 7:17 AM, David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
Hmmm - I've had it running for some
On 5/2/2012 4:05 AM, Ian White GM3SEK wrote:
But PSK's big, unacknowledged 'elephant in the room' will always be
the habit of receiving in a 2.5kHz bandwidth. Unfortunately this is
deeply engrained in the PSK culture.
That is a side effect of the click on the waterfall mentality driven
by
If you use Safari, it should automatically unzip it for you and place the
folder in whichever location you're using for Downloads (this may be different
in Lion or it may be some option of S/W I've got installed).
There used to be a problem with downloading to the desktop (the default I
think)
Folks - This now is really OT now. Let's let it rest until Dec 22nd. ;-)
End of Thread.
73,
Eric
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The real truth is that they were working on the Calendar
Forgot to include 'End of Thread' in the subject line in my last post.
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Thanks, Denny,
Interestingly enough, the KX3 utility runs fine. One difference I noted
is that the license agreement and Initializing modal dialog come up
together, rather that sequentially.
Mike
On 5/2/12 8:00 AM, Dennis Rayfield wrote:
I've done a clean install for the KX3 utility on Lion
This thread is closed too. Wow, too many subject titles for the same thread..
73,
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On May 2, 2012, at 4:14 AM, Guy Olinger K2AV olin...@bellsouth.net wrote:
The newest discovery in the Mayan Calendar turmoil is that the end on
December 2012 was
A lot of lists follow the official rules for internet email, which say that
the listserver shouls never override the reply to: header in a received
email. A side effect of this ia that you specifically have to include the list
of origin in any replies that you want to go to the list.
Matthew
I beg to differ Don, are you not aware that Wayne and his colleagues are
working on an ESP option for the KX3, which is causing the shipping delay?
This option will be a first, and will allow DX to be worked after Dec 21,
2012, the day on which we find ourselves shot into different parts of the
Agree w/Oh brother. Guess the panadapter should go also (for those other
modes)...
Gpm
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On May 2, 2012, at 5:23, John E. Reiser reis...@optonline.net wrote:
Oh brother!
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To:
Hey Briana,
To extend your philosophy, why not do away with the official sub-bands, too?
Work CW everywhere, SSB everywhere, Am and FM everywhere? When one knows where
to look for the typo of mode you want to work, life is easier. Having to scour
the whole band for PSK signals makes no
a couple of more thoughts I missed about running the K3 with a SignaLink USB
on JT65
I forgot to cover the sliders underneath 'Audio Input Levels' bars in the
upper left of the JT65-hf screen
they are also useful for acquire the '0' setting desired when there are no
signals present (in the 48-60
Hi Mike,
I believe I have found the problem. Try downloading this version and see if it
solves the hanging issue.
http://w4smt.com/K3/3-30-12/K3UtilityOSX_1_12_3_28B.zip
David, W4SMT
--- On Wed, 5/2/12, Mike n...@nf4l.com wrote:
I deleted the .app and .zip and
downloaded a fresh copy. Same
No auto un-zip in my Safari, if there's a setting I'm unaware of it. But
then I'm unaware of a lot of things.
It does go to my Downloads folder.
Mike
On 5/2/12 9:28 AM, David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
If you use Safari, it should automatically unzip it for you and place the
folder in
So the issue is that the pop on turn-on is much worse with powered
speakers than passive speakers? That's exactly what you'd expect if the
powered speakers have a higher input impedance. The series capacitor in
the K3 output along with the load impedance forms a high-pass filter.
The higher the
For my operating style (DX-ing, contesting that serious contesters would
consider casual,
mostly CW), the filtering capabilities of the basic K2 are way more than
adequate. Using the
N-GEN + Spectrogram procedure for filter setup works extremely well and I
almost never found
myself wishing for
Bill,
My mail browser by default replies to the sender only. This is the only list I
subscribe to that has that default and I always forget that.
73 de Eric KG6MZS
On May 2, 2012, at 4:28 AM, Bill wrote:
Yesterday I posed a question and received eight (8) email responses. I
note that only
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Vantage Number 1 -- It is advantageous to be able to see the entire
2.5-3.0 kHz part of
the spectrum usually used by PSK operators, but if one is running a P3,
its display comes
prior in the receive chain to the SHIFT LO-CUT-HIGH WIDTH settings of
the K3, so use
of available K3 filters allows
I agree that it is important to send replies to the list rather than
the OP I think that there is a misunderstanding by some here as to
how to reply to a post in the reflector that my lead to many replying
off line unintentionally .
with most email systems just hitting reply will send your
You are assuming that everyone has the luxury of narrow roofing
filters and can filter out the week and reject unwanted strong
signals. most PSK stations are not blessed with a K3 and are not able
to suppress strong signals. before I had a K3 2.4 was the narrowes I
could do. most afordable
Anyone who has posted here for any length of time knows that the most helpful
and interesting communication always seems to take place off-list in private
replies. The reasons for this are many. Once a satisfactory answer is found it
seems good etiquette to post the resolution on-list.
Al
You are assuming that everyone has the luxury of narrow roofing
filters and can filter out the week and reject unwanted strong
signals. most PSK stations are not blessed with a K3 and are not able
to suppress strong signals. before I had a K3 2.4 was the narrowes I
could do. most afordable
Brian,
You are right! Now people will say, look I worked this dx with 25 watts, so
that is all you need.
That translates to you should only work the parts of the world to which the
band is really, really open. Let the band tell you whom you should work.
That is a mindset that can be fine for
Its often because people may just hit reply instead of reply all/
73,
Fred
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[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Bill
Sent: Wednesday, May 02,
At 07:45 AM 5/2/2012 -0400, you wrote:
Hi,
Brian is right. Just as you should drive according to conditions you
should operate according to conditions. Under certain propagation
conditions all signals are received within a narrow signal strength
range. Under these conditions it possible to
Does anyone experience slight drift (downward) in the first minutes
(maybe up to 4 minutes) from power on?
After that, the K1 appears stable.
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I think I have come to the decision to only operate LP and QRP (thanks
KX3). So I am selling my Yaesu Quadra along with an adapter cable to
operate with the K3.
$3000 local pick up only on Whidbey Island (Oak Harbor) WA. I have
the orig shipping boxes but do NOT want to mess with shipping.
73
I haven't received any posts since 8:46AM this morning. I see many on the QTH
listing. Anyone else?
Monty K2DLJ
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Further to this, on the RX side of the equation if you vary your RF gain, you
can sometimes see PSK traces pop out of the noise on your waterfall that you
might not have noticed there before. I worked a station last week where I
thought there might have been a signal in the noise on my
Public responses to public questions is just good list etiquette.
73, Ron AC7AC
-Original Message-
Yesterday I posed a question and received eight (8) email responses. I note
that only one response was on the list. Is this the norm? I thought
responses should be made on the list for
I went back and checked to see that my order was actually made on Dec 31st at
13:46 Pacific time. I was excited to see that because I thought I actually
made my order on the 1st of Jan. I am not sure though I am that much closer to
getting my KX3. I am all ready with nearly all the
I have macros built in HRD that allows me to quickly center a PSK RX and
then I pop to mhy 200 hz filter to work them when every the adjacent
signals are messing with my decode. I constantly change between many
filter choices as necessary via macros in the software.
I bought the 200 hz filter
All of that heat is produced by RF heating the core instead of being
radiated. It's all a matter of what you want to do with your RF :-)
One concern is the curie temperature - that temperature where the properties
of the core change dramatically. In an antenna matching network (a.k.a.
tuner) the
Thanks to everyone for the comments and thoughts.
I'll start with the bare K2 (I really don't have a choice at the moment)
and see how it goes.
Later I will refer to your comments again in the archives for the next step.
73
John, kx4o
On 5/2/12 8:45 AM, Mike Harris wrote:
In my opinion the
At the risk of resurrecting the Speakers thread, my experience is that
I've never been able to make any full range speaker, powered or
otherwise, sound acceptable on any amateur rig. No matter what I try, I
keep returning to my trusty pair of unpowered Motorola 2 way radio
speakers. The Moto
I have had the P3 long enough to really appreciate it. With 7O6T on the air
for a few days, its usefulness really shines for CW. At first, I was not use
to combating so many signals at once calling a station! What a huge pileup!
Somewhat by accident, I have found the magic button to greatly
Hi All,
First rig to sell is a K2. This is a relatively late model (serial # 5K+).
It is the QRP version, and has the SSB option and 160 meter option. I also
have the ATU option, but it is not installed--it does come with the rig,
however. NOT a difficult add-on.
I checked the radio out
ignore
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The thing is, this list is set up so that when hit reply, it replies to the
author only. You need to reply to all for it to go to the reflector/list. A
lot of people forget that and so many replies go to the author only. Other
mailing lists are the other way around. I guess it depends on the
Hi is the email list down?
Tony
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Is there any sites or reflectors where folks discuss sat or eme that are using
k3?
Thanks
Jim ab3cv
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Every mail program I've used on PCs or Macs in the past decade has EASILY
provided the user the option of Reply and Reply All. On my Mac's Mail
program, they're EQUALLY available and right next to each other, so it is only
a matter of YOU DECIDING which one you want. Far, far easier than the
My K-3's frequency appears to be off. I didn't notice it until I worked
a couple of locals on our net freq. of 28.355 and had to use the RIt to
tune them to my freq.
Zero-beating WWV at 10khz actually reads 9.999.6.
The rig had been on most the day and I did try Method 2 (zero beating)
on
If I might add on other very good speaker choice they are Bendix/King
originally King Radio aircraft radios and radar they have a speaker about
the same size as the Motorola speaker and mount. Excellent audio and
response meant for communications use. I found several new ones recently at
a hamfest
Many e-mail clients have the option of customizing the toolbar(s). Try
right clicking on it and see if you get a menu with more buttons.
73, Mike NF4L
On 5/2/12 9:14 AM, Adrian wrote:
Note: If you click reply at least with outlook, it will address to the
poster instead of the group address. I
My P3 is new enough that I'm learning more and more about it as well.
In chasing 7O6T I too have found my P3 valuable. A couple of days ago, 7O6T
was on 12 CW and the signal was wy down in the mud. The P3 didn't do
diddly to help me identify where the pack was spread out.
I came within a
Good Morning All,
I have a K3 and am awaiting my KX3soon I hope...
My question is that I am wanting to put the K3 on
PSK and RTTY and I'm wondering if
my choice of the Signalink USP is a good choice
for these modes with the K3 and hopefully the KX3
Tnx es VY73'
Steve W8CRH
SEMPER FI
Hello John,
From time to time, there are used KAF2 available for sale in this reflector at
a much lower price. I got mine at US$49.
I don't like the KDSP2. The artifact of the sound is just annoying to me.
This topic was well discussed in the past and you can find it from the archive.
At work we have a 2 or 3 decade old Watkins Johnson receiver with a panadapter.
Original price tag: $20k. Granted, that wasn't just because of a built in
panadapter but the P3 puts it to shame. Technology is cruising along!
73,
Mike ab3ap
On 05/03/2012 07:06 AM, Arthur Burke wrote:
[...]
Steve...
Although some argue that adjuncts like the SignaLink are not
needed. I have used SignaLinks on a K2, an ICOM 910H, and now my
K3/100+P3. I am very pleased with the way in which it gives me that
extra little degree of control, and in particular in the way in which it
enhances
WWV is a great signal generator.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SWRlTUG5RM
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From: DGB ns9i2...@bayland.net
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Date: Thu, 03 May 2012 05:43:37 -0500
Subject: [Elecraft] Frequency Calibration
My K-3's frequency appears to be off. I didn't
Although Elecraft personnel has been very helpful in trying to fix our
problem with 2 meter reception in our local repeaters, no solution has
been found. Until a solution is found, no one should purchase a K3 with
this option. Otherwise the K3 has been great up to now.
I have had no problems with the internal 2M transverter for the K3. It works
fine for my local FM repeaters.
Bruce, N1RX
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On 5/2/2012 1:07 PM, David Moes wrote:
You are assuming that everyone has the luxury of narrow roofing
filters and can filter out the week and reject unwanted strong
signals. most PSK stations are not blessed with a K3 and are not able
to suppress strong signals. before I had a K3 2.4
A 400 Hz difference is way off!
Method-2 works, no problem. I set mine months ago and it is still
within a few Hz of WWV. Make sure you are doing the zero beating with
the RIT off.
FWIW, my ref osc is at 49.379.918. (Not sure how much that figure
might vary from unit to unit...)
73,
Drew
AF2Z
Thanks to all ... worked great.
73 Dwight NS9I
On 5/3/2012 7:24 AM, Mark Stennett wrote:
WWV is a great signal generator.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SWRlTUG5RM
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From: DGBns9i2...@bayland.net
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Date: Thu, 03 May 2012 05:43:37
I wonder if there any recommendations for the initial settings to try for
both the CW and SSB modes in the K3 ?
73 de Ray G3XLG
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Having run lists for a several organization, I found that the default of
Reply to Sender works best.
Why? Well, on more than one occasion, someone would Reply to the group
with comments directed at only the sender. This often resulted in someone
getting upset, most the originator of the message,
For most CW work, the K2 is fine without either, in my experience. I got
the KAF2 to give me an extra edge in tough conditions, QRP, etc. but most
of the time I just use XFIL1-4. That's not to say the KAF2 isn't useful in
some conditions; I still love having it.
--Andrew, NV1B
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On Tue, May
Can anyone tell me what isolation I can expect between KAT500 antenna ports
1-2, 1-3 and 2-3?
Thanks,
Phil - AD5X
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Mozilla Thunderbird has a Reply to List which makes that easy.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 5/2/2012 9:14 AM, Adrian wrote:
Note: If you click reply at least with outlook, it will address to the
poster instead of the group address. I have to manually change it to the
group
in the to field.
I can use
The legend on that particular button can vary with circumstances and you
might need to select from a drop down list.
Regards,
Mike VP8NO
On 03/05/2012 10:23, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Mozilla Thunderbird has a Reply to List which makes that easy.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 5/2/2012 9:14 AM, Adrian wrote:
Hi Larry,
Mine works fine with the local 2m repeaters. Based on my experience have
been telling those in my area it is a good option. Plus I used it with a
2m input transverter.
What is happening with your 2m transverter?
73, tom n4zpt
On 5/3/2012 8:42 AM, Larry Royster wrote:
Although
Hi, Steve,
\
I really think the SL-USB is a real nice interface if you need an
interface. But in my opinion, for the K3/KX3 it is over-kill. I use
two stereo audio cables between the sound card and the K3 and it works
just fine. The K3 is already buffered and isolated with transformers
(KX3
Yes,
there was a hick-up.
73
Arie PA3A
I haven't received any posts since 8:46AM this morning. I see many on the
QTH listing. Anyone else?
Monty K2DLJ
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On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 8:22 PM, W5RDW rwhitete...@verizon.net wrote:
With 7O6T on the air for a few days, its usefulness really shines...
Definitely true. Without a panadaptor it would be really, really hard to
track down his listening frequency. (Even with one it's hard in
Hi, I would like to get an idea of how people use the Center mode of the P3
and for what purpose.
Also I would like to know what the preference would be in implementing this
in the windows environment. Would you like to have a trackbar to allow you
to slide the frequency up and down? Or would
At 02:13 PM 5/2/2012 -0700, you wrote:
Public responses to public questions is just good list etiquette.
73, Ron AC7AC
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Yesterday I posed a question and received eight (8) email responses. I note
that only one response was on the list. Is this the norm? I thought
There are many I've encountered who argue that Skimmer (including Reverse
Beacon Networks) is the best tool for the pileup. But it's also been
pointed out that newer technology has made it possible for the DX to work a
station 10.35 kHz up from where he's listening and within 12 nanoseconds
There's an easy fix for that :)
Short term: just hit Reply-all which will also put the list address in cc
Long term: change the settings for the Reply-To: field in the mailman
configuration (has to be done by
the list owner) and all replies automatically go to the list.
73 Mike K5TRI
On Thu,
Larry K4MWE and I are hearing lots of distortion (clipping probably) on the
K144XV tuned to local repeaters for anyone with strong signals. Weak
stations are OK. Dale and Howard have made numerous suggestions but the
problem appears to be that the FM filter is too narrow to allow some
real-world
Ken,
When you do the research and math, worth bearing in mind that powdered iron
(and ferrite) cores can generate intermodulation products. Usually this
problem will affect the receive performance of an antenna matching
network, or a receiver's front end filters, if exposed to strong signals
P3 Tips for Fixed Tune or Track Mode
(courtesy of Mike, K2MK)
When you’re in Fixed-Tune mode you will find that sometimes the signal you
are interested in is close to one side or the other. By pressing the Center
button you can turn the knob and move the station back to the center. I
also found
Would the external transverter be any different or does it use the very
same filter?
The filter in question is part of the radio, not the transverter. So yes, it
would use the same filter. You _may_ have a defective 13 KHz FM filter, or
it is not configured properly, or the FM Deviation
At 09:22 AM 5/3/2012 -0500, Michael Schulz wrote:
There's an easy fix for that :)
Short term: just hit Reply-all which will also put the list address in cc
Long term: change the settings for the Reply-To: field in the mailman
configuration (has to be done by
the list owner) and all replies
For all the mailman.qth lists I subscribe to Reply goes only to the
sender, Reply all goes to the list and to the sender.
All the Yahoo groups (I hate that arrangement) Reply goes to the list,
you have to do Reply All and delete the list to send a personal comment.
Furthermore, with the Yahoo
Julie,
It does sound like you may have a bad 13 kHz filter installed - that is
only a guess.
Work with Elecraft support to get it resolved.
The external transverter will not help, I believe it has to do with your
FM filtering, and that will not change whether the transverter is
internal or
In a recent message, Julie Royster jsdroys...@bellsouth.net writes
Larry K4MWE and I are hearing lots of distortion (clipping probably) on the
K144XV tuned to local repeaters for anyone with strong signals. Weak
stations are OK.
Julie - What you say suggests that the strong signals going through
Ron,
I would expect something of that nature to happen.
If you look at the specifications, drift in the first 5 minutes after
power on is *not* specified. It is less than 200 Hz per hour after that
first 5 minute warm up.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 5/2/2012 3:26 PM, ron wrote:
Does anyone experience
Nope, that's the beauty of it. You still only get the message once :) As
you can see now.
So Reply-all is a workaround but the Reply-To setting would be the more
elegant and client
independent solution. Thunderbird for example can recognize from the
headers of a list email
that it is a list and
Hello all,
Thanks for sharing the Hearing Aid thread on the list.
It is one of my favorite topics where my techie interest crosses being
married to a teacher of the hearing handicapped. It is great when your
spouse knows about decibels and is licensed too.
I was browsing for DSP, eq and related
In Safari Preferences, look at the General pane. Checking Open safe files
after downloading will enable unzipping. Unfortunately it also enables lots of
other things. I leave mine unchecked to get the best security. Thus I have to
specifically unzip those files also. Better to be safe than
A defective FM filter for the K3 can be
1) Well off frequency and a loud station well into normal limiting will
fill the filter's skewed bandwidth, and present a badly distorted signal
to the following IF.
2) can have defective internal crystal mounts, or defective crystals.
Being non-linear,
Hi David and thanks for your answer. I don't think the repeater is doing
the clipping as the same signals sound fine on our Icom 706. I think the
K144XV is doing the clipping.
Yes, we have checked the AGC and tried every possible setting for that.
Thanks,
Julie
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From:
Ray == Ray Spreadbury ray...@btinternet.com writes:
Ray I wonder if there any recommendations for the initial settings to try
for
Ray both the CW and SSB modes in the K3 ?
I kept mine at the default for several months. So many new things to
learn that I preferred to concentrate on
On 05/01/12 09:26, Stephen Roberts wrote:
Can any of you folks tell me the real life difference between these
two options and whether or not either one of them is worth the expense?
If you live in the city, I wonder if you might prefer either the KDSP2
or the KNB2 over the KAF2. I live on a
That's funny, I heard that the K9 was gonna be a real DOG ;-)
(cue rim shot)
73,
Larry N8LP
The Elecraft Electro-Wonder K9 will solve some of those problems. There's a
feature being developed on that rig that will identify the continuous
non-listening callers and send them a 36v jolt that
Have a KRM 0-130V Variac from Frys for $50. Heavy
Have a BK Precision 100mhz Counter. $25
Have a Ramsey DTMF tone decoder assembled kit. If a tone sounds over a repeater
it displays the number or ABCD tag. $20
Have a Elecraft K2 Speaker in a small wood box with plug for the inside of a
K2.
Hi Bill,
For my K3 I do just as you say. A serial cable plus two audio cables
connected to the line in/out of my computer sound card and my K3. Tossed
my homebrew interface I used with my FT-1000 in the parts box.
However my laptop does not have line in/out and so far the KX3 does not
have
Ron,
I recently completed a K1 and mine drifts for the first minute or so..then is
stable.
I wasn't surprised when it did. I just turn it on while I am getting things
hooked up and arranged and by that time it's pretty much rock solid.
Rick
AA4W
Ron,
I would expect something of that
I am into armchair listening on 75 and 40 meters and use a Behringer
audio mixer to a pair of Behringer Ms40 speakers. My EQ settings for RX
are: +3 +3 +9 +12 +6 +5 -16 -16
Bill W2BLC
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IN GOD I TRUST (but, NOT a single politician)
A big thanks to all who took the time away from speculating when they
would win the KX3 lottery and receive their prize, to help me resolve
my dilemma, and overcome my procrastination.
The response was tremendous both on and off the reflector, and I was
greatly encouraged to learn of so many
On 5/3/2012 5:51 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
That's not true. Every rig manufactured today provides a CW filter
option that works very well for reducing/controlling the AGC blocking
issue. The FT-950 provides selectivity down to 500 Hz in its PKT
modes as do many other affordable rigs.
Yes,
Thanks Julie,
Strong and weak are then their audio levels? Given that you are
listening to the repeater output the RF carrier level should be the same
for some that are fine and some that are clipping. Are all the ones
clipping on the same repeater? Perhaps then strong means loud means
On 5/3/2012 6:13 AM, Ray Spreadbury wrote:
I wonder if there any recommendations for the initial settings to try for
both the CW and SSB modes in the K3 ?
I operate CW, SSB, and several digital modes. I find that I generally
want to leave the RXEQ set flat in CW modes so that I hear
On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 9:21 AM, Arthur Burke aburk...@gmail.com wrote:
the DX in left ear, pileup in the right ear, tuning fairly quickly
with the VFO B knob, watching..
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I agree with all the comments in Art's previous post. I have CW Skimmer but
I rarely fire it up, not even
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