Hi Richard and All,
O.K. Since I'm just getting into this digital stuff, I'm not afraid to ask
a dumb question. Does what you say mean that I cannot use Ham Radio
Deluxe, plus its associated program digital master 780, to both control my
K3, as well as send and receive digital modes like
1) Insufficient USB power to the USB = serial converter.
2) Maybe the driver for the USB = serial converter, but I strongly suspect
1).
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
www.ham-radio-deluxe.com
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From: Clark Macaulay
I posted this on the HRD Forum with little response so I'm
Ken Kopp-3 wrote:
FWIW, my K3 (S/N 56) with a PR6 preamp has no 6M
birdies of any significance either ...
I think you have all missed the point that he can't hear the birdies on
another receiver, and he can hear them on his K3 with only a dummy load.
Perhaps the screening panel is not
Simon (HB9DRV) wrote:
Look at the IF command - saves a few steps.
The IF command only gives the RX frequency. It will tell you if you are
working split or have XIT on as well, so I suppose it saves a few commands,
but as it sends a lot of other info you don't need it's arguable what you
Sandy said:
We CW casual QSO people do have trouble with RTTY people all over the place.
Huh? CW is allowed on all HF frequencies (except 60). If RY (or
contesting or whatever) is in the way, just move up the band.
de Doug KR2Q
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Put me down as another satisfied K3 user and soon to be owner.
I used a K3 in the ARRL 160M contest. I had S9+ stations 200Hz up and
200Hz down, and the
only way I knew they were there was when someone occasionally called
them off frequency.
I didn't play much with the controls- first major
I am setting up K3 for 6m WSJT and have a question about the mode to
use. Reading thru the setup guides and help section, it appears that
WSJT requires USB. I have tried both USB and Data A and both give me the
'piccolo' tones. Which is the preferred method? Also, should I run the
width
wayne burdick wrote:
All RTTY issues noted, Dave -- thanks.
Congratulations on your excellent showing!
Wayne
N6KR
I use the 200 hz filter on RTTY all the time including
the ARRL RTTY Round UP.
I set up my 200 hz filter as a 300 hz filter in the
config
Greetings One and All,
I just did the calibration for Tx on all bands and all appears fine.
Into both a dummy load and a resonant antenna the external watt meter reads
the same on power out as indicated by the K3 when dialing up 25W, 55W, 75W
and 100W. There is only a slight drop in the
This past weekend I ran my first RTTY contest
The K3 did great, I ran AFSK with MMTTY and
N1MM. I run the 500 hz roofer and Dual PB
And I didnt hear anyone outside my passband!
Actually worked so well it pissed somebody off
That was very close to my frequency! I have a
Couple of questions: I am
Greetings,
Is there a way to select more than one antenna per band with the KRC2?
IE, I have a 40 meter 4 square and a dipole, can I automatically
select one when I go to 40 and still be able to select the other on
manual command? I need to do this remotely.
Similar question, there are a few
Thomas Bingenheimer wrote:
I have been using several programs (Cocoamodem, mostly) to do PSK31, via Data
A. Instead of being able to use the full 4khz waterfall bandwidth available
in,
say, Cocoamodem, I have been limited to the available width in the only filter
I had in the rig, the 2.7
On Mon, 5 Jan 2009 20:12:46 -0600, Bruce Kryder wrote:
I am thinking about a K3 for RTTY. What do you think the best
filter configuration should be.
I'm quite pleased with the 400 Hz filter. A very good choice for
both CW and RTTY contesting. If you're REALLY serious, pay attention
to what
Hello list
Now #6444 is in KAT2 test period.
When I tap ANT 1/2 button, I hear no relay clicking! ANT2 attenuator
turns on as it shall. Do I have to worry?
73 Allan, OZ8A
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Edward,
Welcome. I have been a Ham for many years, but I am just getting back into
the hobby. I don't have an HF rig, so right now I am building the KX1 just
as you, so I thought I might have a couple of thoughts. I am a soldering
robot who can follow directions well - but I don't understand a
Thanks for the responses - I also got one from Bill that I am posting that
gives me one complete answer to addressing split and XIT
Regards,
Paul M1PAF
From Bill K1GQ:
Here is my algorithm (in C):
transmitFrequency = (splitIsOn ? vfoB : vfoA) + (xitIsOn ? offset : 0);
vfoA is the response to
Tony - KM0O wrote:
.What are other people's impressions of the K3's sensitivity on 10
meters? This is a K3 that was in Aptos a few months ago and came back
within spec. Does the K3's 6-meter sensitivity problem extend down to 10
meters?
Hi Tony following you post I did
I'll have a 5 pole 500Hz filter I'd like to trade for a 200 or 250 Hz filter,
if anyone is interested please contact me off list.
Had a KatieGram on my KRX3 today. WooHoo!
73,
Julius
n2wn
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very Serious Ed ? ;o)
The 500 Hz filter is very nice and worth the investment to take the edge off
a crowded band like 160, 40 or 20 during any of the major CW contests.
I do agree that the DSP filtering is amazingly effective, but having the
500Hz filter kicking in during ARRL 160 noticeably
Don and the group,
I have not yet solved this problem, but upon further troubleshooting a
recurrent theme seems to be that the clock signal (SCK), which appears at pin
18 of MCU U6, pin 6 of EEPROM U7 and pin 10 of U8 on the control board, as well
as pin 1 of DAC U5 on the RF board is
Just testing.
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AC0H
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Hi Dave,
For sound card digital modes other than RTTY, you use the K3's DATA A mode.
This does not require a serial port connection for keying - it transmits
signals based on the audio from the sound card. For RTTY, you can do AFSK
RTTY the same way, i.e. with an audio connection, although there
Is there a diagram that shows the connection of a K3's ACC Connector to the
Elecraft XV-Series of Transverters?
The only wiring diagram I can find is in the Transverter Manuals - and that
is for the K2. I would try to infer the wiring from matching the K2 Pins to
the names on K3 Pins, but I
Everything checks out per the Control Board resistance checks, though
U6 29 30 to Ground show 95-97k ohm (dependent upon dmm polarity).
So that's 5-7kohm greater than the range shown in the table, but less
than 10% deviation...
Is this something I should concern myself with?
--phil
How great is the customer service?
I ordered some mod kits and in the comment section gave them my K3 # and
asked if they thought I might need to do any additional mods. Madelyn
replied, I'll go ahead and send you the 180k resistor for the ALC
modification -
just in case!
What a company!
Mike and others:
It really is impressive to have this box along side the K3. Mike, I
finally figured out how to program it, and I can write up a step by step
install guide.
But to the others, programming the software that Mike has is really
rather easy. Any button can be used for any
I got my Katie-gram today noting that my K3/100-F will soon be built and on
the way! :jumping:
Anticipated shipment is in 1 - 2 weeks. I ordered it on December 3, and
could have had it in late December, but without the KRX3 receiver installed.
I decided to wait.
In confirming my order, I
testing
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Help:
Benson,
This sound module can be used for data mode programs on the K3 by using the 1/8
jacks for line in and out on the K3.
It's best use is with the LP-Pan Module. This is for the panadapter display
sold by K8LP, Telepost INC.
73
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Help:
Everything checks out per the Control Board resistance checks, though
U6 29 30 to Ground show 95-97k ohm (dependent upon dmm polarity).
So that's 5-7kohm greater than the range shown in the table, but less
than 10% deviation...
Is this something I should concern myself with?
--phil
If you insist on using FSK for RTTY instead of AFSK, then
yes, you need another port to do your FSK keying from, and
unlike CW this port cannot be the same one that you use for
radio control (frequencies, etc.). You will most likely need
a one-transistor switch to convert the output from
I tried to set the USB filter bandwidth to
use the 6 KHz, but whenever I tried to XMIT I got an error.
Apparently the widest filter permitted for SSB XMIT is 2.7
KHz, and this setting also somehow restricts the
receive filter capability also.
The only filters permitted for SSB
Yes.
Complete instructions for hooking up the K3 and an XV transverter are
covered in the application note Using the K3 with Elecraft XV Transverters
released in October 2008. But I can't find it on the web site either!
Maybe it's too well hidden in the menus.
I'll check with Aptos in the
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Subject: [Elecraft] K3 operation-RTTY RU and 160M contest
My result? Probably #2 World, #1
Hello.
I've checked all components on the 8B rail and can find no problems there.
All solid state devices are installed correctly.
I cleaned off flux and found no hidden solder splashes.
The resistance at pin 8 of U6 still reads about 50 ohms instead of the 100
expected in the manual.
I'm stuck
Bruce McLaughlin wrote:
If it is a BNC connector, then obviously that is the connector to use.
Unfortunately, I do not have that radio. The K2 does have the PL 259 type
The base K2 uses BNC.
Generally though, all amateur antennas are compromises, and there is a
lot of mythology on the
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