After having installed it and setting the menu to AUTO did you do a
power-cycle? Still the same problem after power off/on?
73, Olli - DH8BQA
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Am 27.11.2014 07:44, schrieb Chris Meagher:
Have installed internal ATU into KX3, RX is good,
Check that the PA Mode menu item is set to OFF.
73,
Matt VK2RQ
On 27 Nov 2014, at 5:44 pm, Chris Meagher acdmeag...@gmail.com wrote:
Have installed internal ATU into KX3, RX is good, menu set to AUTO
ATU appears on the display,
but when I press ATU TUNE, I get message NO ATU.
LC checks
For decades I used a homebuilt LED shack clock using a GI clock chip
AY5-1224. It used the mains frequency for time keeping so the long term
accuracy was good.
Recently it became faulty and I could not get a replacement chip, so I decided
to build something similar but more modern.
(I do have
Not if you have an iPhone. My bride-to-be and I each have one and they don't
agree with each other and certainly not with an accurate time standard. And I'm
speaking of minutes, not seconds.
Wes N7WS
On 11/26/2014 5:08 PM, Ken G Kopp wrote:
The time displayed on cell phones is probably
General-Date Time-Set Automatically needs to be on but I have 2
iPhones an iPad and a MacBook Pro laptop all agreeing on the time. The
two iPhones are on different carriers as well. Maybe the US is not as up
to date as the rest of the world. :-)
On 27/11/2014 16:35, Wes (N7WS) wrote:
Not if
On Thu 27 Nov Martin Sole (HS0ZED) wrote:
Maybe the US is not as up to date as the rest of the world. :-)
Here in the UK I've seen one network carrier adrift by several minutes
on occasions, and it even missed a daylight savings change for a few
days once. ;)
Generally, networks aren't bad,
Happy Thanksgiving,
I am attempting to install Asus Xonar U7 to work with LP-PAN 2 and the K3
and having a problem with the drivers.
Any help would be most appreciated, contact off list. I am good in QRZ.
Thanks,
Mike/KN9P
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Subject: [Elecraft] OT: Last post on time
The best timekeeper in my opinion are the solar powered watches that get
their time via GPS (ex: Seiko Astron). You never need to make any
adjustments for where you are. But if you like analog displays (hands),
the cost is enough to get a really nice radio. And some with 39 time
zones around
Actually, the state of Arizona where we live, is ahead of most of the rest of
the world in recognizing that no daylight is actually saved by Daylight Savings
Time.
Hence, we don't participate in the nonsense. Regrettably, Apple thinks that we
should, so turning on the automatic setting also
I have the Casio Waveceptor which sync's with WWV each night as well.
But changing the time zone when I travel is less than intuitive so I
have to keep instructions with me. The GPS know where you are and the
time zone changes automatically.
I did notice that on the first cruise we took it
I clould have said that better...
The GPS based watches know where you are and the time zone changes
automatically.
Nick Kemp wrote , On 11/27/2014 11:31 AM ---:
The GPS know where you are and the
time zone changes automatically.
You folks with your fancy watches!
I have an inexpensive Timex Expedition that I have had for about 3 years
now - the one before it lasted over 5 years. The only time I have to
set it is the changes between standard and daylight saving time.
It is quite accurate - I check it against WWV about
You need to take the two week operator's school in Chicago! :)
I have taken this watch on cruise down south and to Europe, as far as
Istanbul and noted no problem, but in Istanbul I have no idea whether it is
synched up or not. It seemed to be in France and Switzerland. GPS would
be better, no
The battery needs to be replaced every 4 to 6 months - it looks nice,
but I don't use it because of the battery life.
That is why I went with the solar watch. I got tired of watch batteries
dieing in less than a year. I like analog dials. The rummer is that as
analog watches age, the
On 11/27/2014 8:52 AM, Nick Kemp wrote:
The best timekeeper in my opinion are the solar powered watches that get
their time via GPS (ex: Seiko Astron).
That doesn't do much for someone (like myself) who is located in a place
that doesn't get GPS or 60kHz signals of sufficient strength in the
On 11/26/2014 10:11 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
On Wed,11/26/2014 4:54 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
The second and third harmonics of the tones, maybe the fourth harmonic
depending on conditions and strength of the signal at your QTH
Another thing that should have been mentioned as appearing in the
On 11/26/2014 10:11 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
How far down were the harmonics? -40 is 1% distortion, -50 is 0.32%. 5%
is widely considered to be communications quality.
The tones [500 and 600 Hz on alternate minutes] are transmitted at 50%
modulation. The second harmonic of the tone on 10 MHz is
I sent screen shots and an explanation to WWV, and asked them about the
transmitters. The reply said, We're pretty sure we're on frequency.
ROTFL
Thanks for that, cheered me up.
73
David Anderson GM4JJJ
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Don Wilhelm-4 wrote
The K3 RTC depends on the crystal and the associated capacitors. It is
not a precision device,
So how come a $10 watch keeps better time than a $3K xcvr (that has access
to multiple time signals)? :-)
Barry W2UP
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Extract from NIST Time and Frequency Services publication 432 (2002)
The WWV transmitters consist of two types: plate modulated class C
transmitters operating at 10 kW each on 5, 10 and 15 MHz, and class A
transmitters operating at 2.5 kW each on 2.5 and 20 MHz.
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Mike VP8NO
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Because the Elecraft receiver is not designed to sync with those
multiple time signals, it is only capable of receiving them, and you can
use them to sync the time with the Elecraft RTC.
A receiver is not a watch!
The main difference is quantity of the precision crystals required to
maintain
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ATU now working - requires power off-on.
Thanks to those who replied.
CHris VK2ACD
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My experience is that those of the same model number stay in synch.
Had a pair of older LaCrosse clocks of identical model number which kept time
in synch with each other for years until the POS Ray-O-Vac batteries leaked and
messed up things inside both of them.
Now have the two latest
Thanks for the help guys - got it working.
Both baud rate and the port for the usb-serial needed fixing.
Up until now I'd just been using VOX with Flrig and pressing buttons.
Jeff - kg7hdz
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But.. It is not WWV that the atomic clocks and watches sync to, it is WWVB:
http://www.nist.gov/pml/div688/grp40/wwvb.cfm
Somewhat different specs and certainly different than the voice and tone WWVB
broadcasts.
Jack
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On Nov 27, 2014, at 17:04, Mike Harris
Thanks Mike, I was guessing just from the spectral differences. Now I know.
73,
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On 11/27/2014 2:04 PM, Mike Harris wrote:
Extract from NIST Time and Frequency Services
Great work Dave! That's terrific.
Brian KB1VBF
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On Nov 27, 2014, at 5:02 AM, David Anderson gm4...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
For decades I used a homebuilt LED shack clock using a GI clock chip
AY5-1224. It used the mains frequency for time keeping so the long term
accuracy
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I have no circuit diagram, what is the timebase quartz frekvency?
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Don:
I think there may be a design error here. First clock crystals of the
variety used in the K3 are dollar items in qualities of one. I have bought
them in 1000 piece quantities for 50 cents. They are available from many
vendors. Second the K3 design places a 33pf capacitor (C60) on the high
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