So lock the VFO.
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> On Dec 19, 2016, at 2:24 PM, rfphelps wrote:
>
> I've had 16 years of Elecraft experience with the K2 and a bit less with the
> K1 and KX1 - then I added a KX2 last September! Operating it has been a
> real blast!
>
>
Just got my KPA500 and KAT500. I hooked the PA up to 240v (well, my Mains are
248v), so I made sure the assembled PA has the yellow transformer tap, from the
factory.
When I engage the amp, there is a crazy buzz. I use a KPA500 at work, but it is
on 120v and I never hear this buzz. Before I
Kevin,
Yes. had the problem. Crazy loud hum / buzz. Bad transformer I was told.
All quiet on the eastern front now. If it is a bad transformer it can be fixed
but you’ll have to eat the shipping charge.
Joe
W1GO
> On Dec 19, 2016, at 9:10 PM, kevino z wrote:
>
>
Joe might be right but contact Tech Support first. The transformer is held in
place with a single large bolt through the center (it is a torodial
transformer). If that bolt is not tightened properly the magnetic field will
produce a huge vibration. Even if you did not build the amp from the
>However, it appears that this cable has one line that plugs into the KX3's
>ACC1 jack. Right now, that jack has a cable running over to the PX3. How is
>this conflict resolved?
>Jim Bennett / W6JHB
The 3.5mm plug from that cable plugs into the "ACC1 PC" port on the PX3. The
PX3 manual has
Jim,
Refer to page 9 of the PX3 manual. The system integrates nicely with
the PX3CBL supplied with the PX3.
On 12/20/2016 12:20 AM, James Bennett wrote:
I've got a KX3 and PX3 at the moment, and am considering the purchase of the KXPA100 and
KXAT100. Looking at the user manual of the amp,
I've got a KX3 and PX3 at the moment, and am considering the purchase of the
KXPA100 and KXAT100. Looking at the user manual of the amp, I see that there is
an optional cable (KX3 to KXPA100 Adapter Cable) that should be used to have
the units all operate as a cohesive unit. However, it appears
I have a K3S/10 with a few extra filters and the DVR board installed. I’d like
to purchase the KAT3A automatic antenna tuner, but want to make sure that it
can be installed in this 10w version of the K3S, or does it require the 100w
option?
Do you feel it is a nice addition to the rig?
Are
I've had 16 years of Elecraft experience with the K2 and a bit less with the
K1 and KX1 - then I added a KX2 last September! Operating it has been a
real blast!
I suspect that my question is generic to the K3, KX3 and KX2.
Operation on 60 meters pretty much requires that you program the five
Dick,
Look up "Channel Hopping" in the manual, that should help you with the KX2.
If you plan to operate CW on 60 meters, you will have to add another set
of memories that takes you to the channel center rather than to 1.5k
below center as is used for USB mode.
It is not available for the
For sale Elecraft KX3, PX3, and KXPA100 all factory assembled.
$2500
Sold as a unit including the extras mentioned below.
Details.
KX3:
KX3-F 160 - 6M Transceiver
KXAT3-F Internal 20 watt tuner
KXBC3-F Internal NiMH Charger with Real Time Clock
KXFL3-F Dual - Passband Roofing filter.
MH3
It is human nature to be disappointed if we don't get the nominal figure, but
only the lower limit even if still within spec. We wouldn't complain if we
got a few Watts more than the 100 Watts, and of course 100 Watts sounds like a
lot more than 89 Watts just as $100 does to $89.
73 from
For the KXPA100, the tolerance is specified. See page 30 of the manual.
"Power Output: Max.100 watts at 13.8 V, 1.8 to 29.7 MHz and 80 watts 50-54 MHz
PEP CW/SSB/DATA, ± 1 dB“
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
CM87wj
http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)
> On Dec 18, 2016, at 9:22 PM, Jim
I have not done any 60M operation on my KX3, but on my K3, I
have the per-band memories on 60M set up for the channels,
getting all 5 them by assigning the extra to VFO-B and swapping
VFOs if necessary. I have had the problem of tuning off the DX
frequency while groping for the knobs on the
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