Hi,
I am wondering how many others on this reflector are part of the Case
Tech Alumni or for the "younger ones" CWRU Alumni.
I have recently had email exchanges with a couple hams who are active in
the Case amateur radio station W8EDU.
73,
Don W3FPR
I just acquired a used KPA500 that has the prior owners call sign embedded
in the start up firmware.
How do I remove this call sign and replace with my call? Utility?
Tks,
John
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John,
Yes, you should be able to edit the power on message with KPA500 Utility.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 12/16/2016 12:50 PM, John Altman wrote:
I just acquired a used KPA500 that has the prior owners call sign embedded
in the start up firmware.
How do I remove this call sign and replace with my
I'm a big Pi fan myself. So if adding my voice provides any additional
influence - here it is. I'm also a programmer and I agree there is
extra work involved. If the utility was open source, then volunteers
could join in and manage the tool chain and build. I would certainly be
happy to
Will it work with a wireless keyboard?
On Dec 16, 2016 1:47 PM, "Irwin Darack" wrote:
> I am looking for a small keyboard recommendation for the P3/SVGA. I already
> have it working with a large keyboard. Would like to find a mini keyboard
> instead to save room on my Ham
Here is one example that includes both K3 and P3 commands to set up for
JT-65 on 40M.
BN03;FA7076000;MD6;DT0;PC030;BW0400;FT0;SB0;#MKA1;#MFA+7077000;#MKB1;#MFB+7078000;#SPN50;#CTF+7077750;
On 12/16/2016 10:05 AM, Cady, Fred wrote:
Some folks have observed that sometimes a
Hello,
When turning on the
Auto inf: Rig Ctrl
Could a switch be implemented so that the audio output is not muted.
I use the Kx3 to controll the Kx2 and would like to hear both Kxs on
different antennas.
Thanks for considering
73 de
Hajo dl1sdz
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Cela est bien dit, ...,mais il faut cultiver
HiThe first 4 commands are almost exactly what WSJT-X issues. The band change
probably is not finished before all the rest of the commands come along.In
addition, issuing of P3 commands in a macro are particularly at risk.Have you
ever noticed that a QSy on a marker using the P3 buttons didn't
HiFor your information..there are various reasons a macro needs to be sent
twice to be effective. One is that radios appear to be "deaf" after a band
change when in fact the band has not yet actually been changed. This can
effect more than just a macro. For example the WSJT-X application will
I am looking for a small keyboard recommendation for the P3/SVGA. I already
have it working with a large keyboard. Would like to find a mini keyboard
instead to save room on my Ham Shack Self.
Does Elecraft have a list of compatible Keyboards?
Logitec, Microsoft? etc.
Thanks and regards,
--
having used a 706 for YEARS in my VW...
i tried the kx3 mounting it in the lower console down by the
handbrake, BETWEEN THE SEATS where the 706 head was.
The KX3 with the mic/pwr/ctl lines out the left and the BNC out the
right, doesn't fit ..too wide. However the KX2 fits even with that
Do not want wireless. I will be plugging the Keyboard into the USB Keyboard
on the back of the P3/SVGA .
Irwin KD3TB
On Fri, Dec 16, 2016 at 1:55 PM, Ed K1EP wrote:
> Will it work with a wireless keyboard?
>
> On Dec 16, 2016 1:47 PM, "Irwin Darack"
If it were "open source" Elecraft could control what you did to your radio.
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> On Dec 16, 2016, at 1:07 PM, Doug Person wrote:
>
> I'm a big Pi fan myself. So if adding my voice provides any additional
> influence - here it is. I'm also a
73,
Fred K6DGW
Sparks NV USA
Washoe County DM09dn
On 12/16/2016 1:33 PM, Nr4c wrote:
If it were "open source" Elecraft could control what you did to your radio.
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I use an Anker A7723. Full size keys without number pad and other extra
keys, so the keyboard is 11" by 4.75". It's a 2.4 GHz wireless (not
Bluetooth) with a little unit that plugs into the P3 so no wires.
There is a list of Elecraft recommended keyboards here (they work with the
P3 too):
Irwin
I have found that a wireless keyboard works very well, just plug the
wireless dongle into the P3 and then you have something you can move around.
I use a TECKNET SKU:X315 that I found on Amazon and it works very well.
Dave K5MWR
On 12/16/2016 1:15 PM, Irwin Darack wrote:
Do not
thanks
I have a JETech wireless keyboard that I will try. It is very thin and
compact.
On Fri, Dec 16, 2016 at 3:09 PM, K5MWR via Elecraft <
elecraft@mailman.qth.net> wrote:
> Irwin
>
> I have found that a wireless keyboard works very well, just plug the
> wireless dongle into the P3 and then
Jim,
I cannot speak to your conclusions about your change from XV1 to XV2.
What I can say is that your indication of a slow power increase in the
output is usually a result of too little audio input to the K3(S).
If you do not have audio sufficient to drive the K3 to 4 bars on the ALC
meter
Precisely. Open source software has its place in situations where the
participants are technically qualified. However, I can't imagine
Elecraft tech support attempting to field the multitude of problems
reported from multiple platforms, coded by others, many who are anonymous.
I still don't
I have been experiencing instability in drive to my K144XV/XV1/Beko
HLV-1000. I may have traced it down to the K3s' KXV3B board by creating
another transverter, XV2, with the same setup as XV1. I monitored the
output of XVTR OUT with an RF power meter and 50 dummy load. I did
observe a
Thank you Matt!
I just heard from Bob minutes after sending him an email
73's Michael
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Very timely - just performed the operation with the help of the manual (Page 53
on the K3-S manual) and these extra instructions.
Many thanks
Tim A45WG
> On Dec 17, 2016, at 6:52 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
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> Michael,
>
> I don't think that is
My method:
http://elecraft.365791.n2.nabble.com/Ref-Osc-Cal-Method-4-td2595451.html
On 12/16/2016 7:52 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Michael,
I don't think that is adequate.
First of all, use the highest frequency WWV that you can receive.
Second, do not use AM-S. That mode will synchronize with
I usually don't run barefoot at 100W and
don't drive my amp with more than around
50W. Tonight when I tried running at 100W
on 160 I was surprised to find it only
putting out 81W. It puts out incrementally
till 81W and then even though I can adjust
the power so it reads 100W on the K3s LCD
This is exactly the method I use.
73, Doug, KH6U
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From: Michael via Elecraft
Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 3:16 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Sync AM and checking VFO accuracy using WWV
If I set my K3's VFO to WWV at 5.00 MHz with AM-S
Michael,
I don't think that is adequate.
First of all, use the highest frequency WWV that you can receive.
Second, do not use AM-S. That mode will synchronize with the frequency
of the AM carrier, and may not produce a true dial frequency.
Us SSB - either LSB or LSB and tune for the tones
Michael,
I would suggest that you contact Elecraft support and if they deem that
you need to contact Bob Friess directly, they will give you the means to
do that.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 12/16/2016 8:15 PM, Michael via Elecraft wrote:
Can anyone send me his email address to n2...@aol.com?
I have
On the other hand, if one of us (well, not me - not technically qualified)
were to contact Elecraft and volunteer ( in the OpenSource mindset) to execute
the appropriate agreements for access to the code line. Then to be the
maintainer of the ARM distribution, with a focus on the RPi family,
Right. Duh!!!
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> On Dec 16, 2016, at 5:00 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
>
> Bill,
>
> I think there is a big "NOT" missing from your post.
> How could Elecraft control and provide support for code of each user's
> 'invention'.
> Elecraft
Think Wireless not Bluetooth. Different. The wireless transceiver will plug
into the P3. Some work, some don't.
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> On Dec 16, 2016, at 2:15 PM, Irwin Darack wrote:
>
> Do not want wireless. I will be plugging the Keyboard into the USB
Ok. I missed the big NOT.
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> On Dec 16, 2016, at 5:41 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
>
> Precisely. Open source software has its place in situations where the
> participants are technically qualified. However, I can't imagine Elecraft
> tech
If I set my K3's VFO to WWV at 5.00 MHz with AM-S onand I adjust
"REF CAL" to a number where
my VFO's frequency readout is exact or near this number +/- maybe a Hertz
or two. Is this an accurate way to calibrate my K3?
It seems to be very accurate as far as I can tell.
Has anyone
Can anyone send me his email address to n2...@aol.com?
I have some questions on K144XV receiver distortion.
Thanks,
Michael
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The rig has the amp, the ATU, the 400hz filter, the mike and instruction book.
All is in factory new condition, and I am pricing for quick sale at $1650.
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Utility.
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> On Dec 16, 2016, at 12:50 PM, John Altman wrote:
>
> I just acquired a used KPA500 that has the prior owners call sign embedded
> in the start up firmware.
>
> How do I remove this call sign and replace with my call? Utility?
>
Bill,
I think there is a big "NOT" missing from your post.
How could Elecraft control and provide support for code of each user's
'invention'.
Elecraft support has enough problems with support for the major OS
platforms and users who have trouble using those OS platforms - for
instance
Some folks have observed that sometimes a macro need to be executed twice in
order for it to reach the desired end state. VE3YT and I have a theory on what
may be causing that and would like some test cases. So if you have a macro
that doesn't seem to work reliably or needs to be run twice,
On Fri,12/16/2016 9:27 PM, Gary Smith wrote:
With the ATU in or out it gives 81W out on 160, SWR is 1.28
All other bands except 6M give around 98W, 6M gives 87W
Any ideas what might be causing the lower output on 160?
81W is 0.9 dB less than 100W; 87W is 0.6 dB less than 100W. On 6M, it's
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