I would like to have the ability to see the split as a Delta frequency display.
It is a feature on my old TS180S that I miss on the K3.
73
Stewart G3RXQ
On Wed, 18 Feb 2015 00:38:31 -0600, Dwayne Rohmer wrote:
How about CONFIG: DELTA-F LED (nor or FLASH)
73,
Dwayne WV5I
On 2/18/2015
Chris,
I had this issue with both of my KX3 #1082 and #2334 after using on and
off for about 12 months on DX trips from beaches where they get used
with the connectors being done/undone over and over.
The power barrel connector on the later model numbers (Elecraft will
have to advise) are
How about a menu option for flashing or non-flasing delta f lamp?
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While the KPA500 is rated at 500W I believe that in practice it can
deliver up to 600W. Unlike some manufacturers, Elecraft is conservative
in its power ratings.
On 18 Feb 2015 13:05, David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
Slightly off-topic, but I've opened up my March RadCom, to find a WS
add on
You want the retention clip:
http://www.andersonpower.com/files.php?file=02628.pdf
73, Matt VK2RQ
On 18 Feb 2015, at 4:03 pm, Rick Bates happymooseph...@gmail.com wrote:
Because the is no locking mechanism to keep them connected; far too easy to
pull apart.
Not the black/red paired
Please leave it alone. The TX marker point to B and the
SPLIT with a border around it is enough.
73, Ken K3IU
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On 2/17/2015 7:38 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
Or, we could replace the *entire* VFO A display with the word SPLIT during
key-down. This
I know it's true, but I don't see WHY the receivers need to be
phase-locked.
After all, the signals are entirely separate until they are combined in
your
head. There isn't a question of interference/ reinforcement at RF.
Vic 4X6GP/K2VCO
That is correct: the only relevant requirement for
I think as you and W4TV have pointed out, there isn't a problem in
determining that SPLIT is on. Not noticing that it's OFF is the issue!
Wayne can make the radio sit up and whistle 'Dixie' when SPLIT is on and
it will not help.
I used to be prime cop meat until I made a macro to turn on
While we are on this subject, I have PF1 programmed for split up 2KHZ and
PF2 programmed for split up 5KHZ. Is there a way I can program RCVR B to
have a very wide filter setting tied into PF! Or PF2? Right now after
holding in either PF1 or PF2 I need to go into B SET to open up the
bandwidth. I
Joe, that is a great idea, but it doesn't go far enough. Some users
might switch off the test mode on purpose. In this case, the K3 should
induce an electric shock. Add some voice recognition software, so that
when the user says UP in simplex mode, the K3 self-destructs. ;-)
73,
Mitcn DJ0QN
Mitch,
Your brilliant mind is again on the case. I though a small shock
delivered to the paddle would be a help. But seriously, I do think that a
flashing delta frequency LED could help and I would like this option.I
have sinned and never want to do so again. It seems that I want the
Wayne
The radio has recording playback ability.
Why not! Put a pre recorded fixed / user enabled, audible warning message when
out of SPLIT mode!
Ken.. G0ORH - M3i
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I am very happy with my Pixel Loop receive antenna. You could mount one
horizontally (basketball-hoop style) to get horizontal polarization.
On 18 Feb 2015 02:17, Jim Miller wrote:
What are folks using for their two antennas to provide improved reception
on 160m? I have a recently installed 2
Slightly off-topic, but I've opened up my March RadCom, to find a WS add on
the inside back page, advertising a K line (K3, P3, KPA500) as a 600W station -
am I going nut's or have they decided that 100W from the K3 plus 500W from the
KPA means you get 600W out?
73 de David, M0XDF (K3 #174, P3
Well stated, Gary. But those who don't have a P3 could still benefit from a
more overt split/non-split indication on the K3 itself. I'm going to try the
method I proposed.
Wayne
N6KR
On Feb 18, 2015, at 8:39 AM, Gary Smith g...@ka1j.com wrote:
It is the operator of the radio who must be in
I like this idea, at least for those with a P3. It is usually where my
eyes are. If the P3 (and of course SVGA display) were to make the
transmitting cursor background yellow when the K3 is in TX mode, that
would immediately get my attention. Nothing could be clearer when
looking at a pileup.
There is no end to the issues with split. I too have a macro that locks VFO A,
double taps A-B, holds A-B, and tunes VFO B up 1. (Maybe in a different order,
I forget).
The end result is that I'm split up 1. Great starting point on CW, but when on
SSB and the split is huge (K1N) I may
I ordered a pair of the KSYN3A boards because mainly I have an interest in
below 500 kHz.
I already have the KBPF3 General Coverage RX Bandpass boards installed in both
my receivers.As I understand it I will need to use the RX AUX antenna inputs.
Is it possible to move the lower limit down
On Feb 18, 2015, at 10:10 AM, Harry Yingst via Elecraft
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I ordered a pair of the KSYN3A boards because mainly I have an interest in
below 500 kHz.
I already have the KBPF3 General Coverage RX Bandpass boards installed in
both my receivers.As I understand it
Will that include the telepathy module so that the K3 knows when it
should be in split? Unless I've missed something it still needs the
operator to know when split is desired and initiate it.
My YL expects me to have the telepathy module running 24/7...
Gary KA1J
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Now, how can we help the guy that is in split but on the wrong VFO?
On Wed, Feb 18, 2015 at 11:58 AM, Gary Smith g...@ka1j.com wrote:
Will that include the telepathy module so that the K3 knows when it
should be in split? Unless I've missed something it still needs the
operator to know
I make it easy. I use two radios.
George, W6GF
On Wednesday, February 18, 2015 8:55 AM, Wayne Burdick n...@elecraft.com
wrote:
User interface design is often called upon to make up for human failings. We
get distracted, we forget, we have trouble breaking bad habits, we easily
Yay. Choice is good. Moots much of the argument.
Maybe the same could be offered for those (few, I gather) of us who like
³Link² on the sub button? A configuration option?
Ted, KN1CBR.
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To: Carey Magee
And then, responsible people will cover up the annoying flashing LED with
tape.
Jim
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We need more Btu's to boil the ocean, to solve this major
problem..
Yea, right
Jim
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Thanks to all who responded.
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My .02
I think it's a good idea if Elecraft is willing to invest the time. I know
plenty of good operators who take the time to set split only to
accidentally bump a button that throws everything out of wack during the
rush of a new one. Then they continue to call thinking they're in split
because
Wayne,
You are boiling the ocean for a small issue.
I think a better CW decoder would help on CW, some op's can't copy up or Eu,
or JA, or
Jim
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With all due respect, however..
There are two times during a contest when I can get tripped up with
SPLT or LINK or anything else that is not a firm habit or totally
rote:
STUPID -- my usual state after 24 hours with only scattered sleep,
worsened by pileups not there to keep me energized
Dimly powered USB connectors are as common as nails in computer land.
It's a favorite cheap, cheap trick by the bulk manufacturers, where
even pennies multiplied by a million units is a lot of money.
I have had that kind of problem in just about every PC, laptop I ever
bought. Follow Harry's
Just make the choices an option in the config setting. Then, like everything
else on my beloved K3, it'll work the way i want it to work.
Larry, KN8N
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Even getting this much additional range is a real treat to me.
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Cc: Elecraft Reflector elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2015 1:17 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KSYN3A and below
Will that include the telepathy module so that the K3 knows when it
should be in split? Unless I've missed something it still needs the
operator to know when split is desired and initiate it.
It's all getting out of perspective. The only programming needed is
that of the operator, aka
Thank you!
I need to be able to know both frequencies at a glance and not have
to wait a minute for the transmit cycle to end in JT65. Keeping the
present display as default works for me (and hopefully whatever
option you provide in the menu makes others happy).
73, Ed - KL7UW
From: Wayne
If I forget to put on a belt or suspenders, maybe there could be a sensor at
the door that would staple my pants to my waist. I'm just not a fan of trying
to make up for someones lack of attention to the job at hand. A car ad I saw on
TV recently concluded with the statement that by virtue of
You may need to use a powered hub
Many laptops do not put out enough of a level to work properly
From: Karel Karmasin ok...@seznam.cz
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2015 11:03 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] RS232 troubles
Hi there,
I have following problems
This is almost exactly what I would want except I'm r/g colorblind and
want the cursor yellow.
It might help to have the TX cursor become red only while transmitting.
Then the sudden color change would act as a 'flash' and get your attention.
On 18 Feb 2015 17:58, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
Amen, maybe modulate the off and on at an audio frequency to make it
wax and wane instead of blink.
Nah, I didn't say that. I really didn't. That strange guy standing
over there in the corner, he said it, wasn't me
73, Guy
On Wed, Feb 18, 2015 at 1:38 AM, Dwayne Rohmer djcaroh...@ntin.net
This sounds like a harmless change and might even do some good. I wish
there were a good way to measure its effect, however, because I'm
betting it won't make a bit of difference in errors in using split. You
have to look at the K3 display for it to be effective and I believe that
is the
I'm not sure what to tell you to try next.
Some laptops just don't supply enough voltage to work well with RS-232
From: Karel Karmasin ok...@seznam.cz
To: Harry Yingst hlyin...@yahoo.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2015 1:10 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] RS232 troubles
Tried two
Situation awareness is the perception of environmental elements with
respect to time or space, the comprehension of their meaning, and the
projection of their status after some variable has changed, such as
time, or some other variable, such as a predetermined event. I guess we
need more
I believe the technical term for this is a splicket.
The mind boggles
Wayne
On Feb 18, 2015, at 8:36 AM, Guy n7un@gmail.com wrote:
Wayne,
While you are adding this warning feature, can you also add a cricket
sound that randomly chirps? User configurable, of course. Partly for
Personally, I think anything that might even slightly improve the chance
that an operator might detect the wrong mode is a good thing.
From the original description, this sounds like a minor code change, so it
isn't like it is taking a lot of firmware development time.
73, Bob, WB4SON
On Wed,
I agree...ain't broke so why fix it?
I use split with diversity reception on 2m-eme. I need to see both
frequencies just like it is, currently. If you want an option to
flash delta-f, fine. I note that it is illuminated when in
SPLIT. My only problem is to remember to enter my new Tx
Mode change drops it out of split
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I can't tell you why, but I do know that I have had an issue with SPLIT more
so with the K3 then my former rigs. Deservedly so I have had the frequency
police alert me when I forgot to go split when I thought I was SPLIT. For
some reason I don't equate the yellow LED on the left side of the panel
I find myself in far more car accidents when driving and I take my hands off
the steering wheel to start doing Excel spreadsheets.
One needs to be situationally aware.
Jim
W6AIM
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Mike Reublin NF4L wrote:
If I forget to put on a belt or suspenders, maybe there could be a sensor at
the door that would staple my pants to my waist.
Of course not. But consider two companies that make pants. One company's pants
emit a discrete audible warning as you approach the front
So long as it doesn't also mess up with the output of the FA command.
It's already bad enough that the radio stops to respond at all when you
press REV, making all the software go in hamlib timeout.
Thanks
Pf
Wayne == Wayne Burdick n...@elecraft.com writes:
Wayne Or, we could replace
Ted,
I think the chance of success with this change is pretty high, precisely
because you *won't* have to be looking at the radio. A complete rewrite of the
VFO A or B display on key-down is going to be very noticeable even with
peripheral vision.
Wayne
N6KR
On Feb 18, 2015, at 9:54 AM, Ted
With rare exceptions my K3 ... and K2 ... are always in split mode, even
for routine rag chewing. This habit goes back as far as my Drake twins.
I still blunder and embarras myself but it's my fault because I've not paid
attention to what I was doing. I can't blame it on the radio.
No amount of
On Wed, 2015-02-18 at 10:55 -0500, Joe Subich, W4TV spewed:
Implicit in your statement is that the transceiver, automobile, roadway
or whatever should make it impossible for the operator to have an
accident. That's not possible - there are those who can break an anvil.
===
Untrue Joe... No
Hi Gary,
THANK YOU! That is exactly what has been happening here as well... I
will find myself out of split after checking a spot.
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I think would have dropped my head and given a prayer of thanks that very
moment.
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Power Pole connectors
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Wayne wrote:
You can't change the behavior of the SPLIT switch itself (that would
bring
our support department to its collective knees), but you can create a
custom
SPLIT macro of arbitrary complexity and assign it any of the K3's 10
programmable function switches.
We have to accept Wayne's
There you go, a 75A-4 and a DX-100.
On 2/18/2015 10:22 AM, george fritkin via Elecraft wrote:
I make it easy. I use two radios.
George, W6GF
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On the K3 here, changing mode does not cause it to drop out of split.
I can change between SSB and CW and it remains in split. If I try to
go to DATA or AM it shows a 'SPLIT N/A' message in the VFO B window
and refuses to change modes. So the op must manually turn off split to
go to those
On 2/18/2015 1:17 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
Probably not. It allows quite useful sensitivity down to 250 kHz, and
even some utility at 100 kHz. But most operators are interested in the
600-meter band (472-479 kHz). Wayne N6KR
At the rate they're going, my grand kids will probably be retired
Is there a virtual com port program other than LP-Bridge that can be used
to simultaneously connect NAP3, and the latest version of Ham Radio Deluxe
to a K3? The LP-Bridge program does this for earlier versions of HRD, but
the newer versions are written in Unicode and are not compatible with
Why is it necessary to have split off when changing modes to digital
from CW/SSB or in digital
going to CW or SSB? I guess there is some reason for this, but it is
aggravating
to have to cut off and then back on.
Doug, K4fi
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On Wed,2/18/2015 11:25 AM, Chuck Smallhouse wrote:
I don't even allow any computers to be on when performing 2M EME
operations, due to the residual broad band noise and birdies emitted
by most .
Yes, that's a real problem. You may do better with older computers. My
T2x and T4x-series
Since so many are asking for features I'll add one I really want. I'd like to
have a few control lines I can play with.
We already have DIGOUT 1 but would like to have more that I can use.
Some I can do with Band decoders but there are times like 2 meters where I
want to switch between
Wayne I don't think you need to say NON Split on display It should either be
split or no other message
we are all to assume if the radio doesn't say split it is not in split mode.
Do appreciate your efforts to listen to the users to make Elecraft the best
out there.
Dennis
On Wed, Feb
I agree, this would work for me, and then the people that simply can't
stand it flashing, can turn it off...
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Be aware that this can be a huge problem when dealing with support or
asking for help, or even when someone walks up to your radio and theirs
works differently.
I don't have a strong opinion either way, but I can see flaws in all of
the suggestions.
For example, blinking a LED when
Yep. Pity the guy who still tunes to find DX and hasn't see a spot with split
info. He hears one of these stations and starts calling after a few QRZs.
He's lit on with a vengeance.
Same thing with DX working by continents or call areas that don't regularly
announce that either. Then you
One of the things that attracted me to the K3 was what I believed to be common
sense.
(using RS-232 instead of USB, access to band decoder lines etc).
I didn't fully realize at the time of purchase that this radio would continue
to be improved as much as it has been.The fact that it is being
I am in the process of implementing full diversity reception of 2M CW
EME signals.
I will be using 2 each quad arrays of 2M long yagis, One
horizontally polarized and the other vertically polarized. At and
after the antennas' power dividers, there will be installed equal
gain and NF LNAs,
I agree with Dennis.
Hoop
K9QJS
On Feb 18, 2015, at 11:54 , AC2FO ac...@comcast.net wrote:
Wayne I don't think you need to say NON Split on display It should either be
split or no other message
Dennis
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I can reproduce it now...Place the rig in USB... Press and hold
Split... Change modes to CW, split goes away every time here.
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WB6PSE has it right--the op should pay more attention and learn the use of the
K3.
And, power poles are fine when assembled correctly.
Enough, please!
73, Steve, K4FJ
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I want to parallel the receivers on my recently-acquired K2 with my K3.
I have the KXV3A RX ANT option on my K3 and K160RX option on my K2. The
obvious way to couple the two is with a 3dB hybrid but that will cost
me 3dB degradation in noise figure on both receivers.
The KRX3 option in the K3
On 2015-02-18 12:05 PM, Dwayne Rohmer wrote:
I suggested CONFIG: DELTA-F LED (nor or FLASH) as a solution to those
that need another flag to indicate SPLIT. If you don't want it, you
wouldn't have to configure it.
I agree that this is the least cost and least objectionable *additional*
split
I also agree. No need to bring attention to anything unless SPLIT is
expected. If SPLIT is expected but not displayed, it's easy to see that
something is not the way it is wanted.
As someone with low-vision, it is easier to interpret a displayed
message for special ops than it is to have to
Hi Dave,
I use macros to set up my split and remove it when finished. That works
very well. I am also familiar with tap - tap - hold to set the rig
into split mode.
However, if I happen to do something unrelated, and then later return
to the DX, I may have caused the split to have dropped
On 2015-02-18 1:08 PM, David Cole wrote:
Clearly you are not reading, or comprehending, what is being said
here...
I am reading *and* comprehending what has been said here. I've even
been guilty of not being split when I should be but *never* more than
one or two transmissions and most often
If the K3 is equipped with sub receiver, why not work split by working the
pileup on VFO A while listening to the calling station on VFO B? I've not
seen anyone comment on this operating mode.
1. Keeps the xmit operation on VFO A avoiding the oops of working
conventional split and forgetting to
Because if the other station is low power or otherwise weak, the 3 db RX hit
may be too much to bear.
73,
Rick wa6nhc
Tiny iPhone 5 keypad, typos are inevitable
On Feb 18, 2015, at 12:23 PM, Dan Maase AC6DM via Elecraft
elecraft@mailman.qth.net wrote:
If the K3 is equipped with sub
Do you have a link to this please?
Jim M0CKE
On Mon, 02 Feb 2015 19:04:18 -, jim jbol...@outlook.com wrote:
Dallas Lankford's page on Yahoo groups
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There's always 160-190 KC
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On 2/18/2015 1:17 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
It's nice to see some recognition that the issue is not the same for
people using two receivers as for people using a single receiver, but I
am not sure how well the proposed solution will actually work in the
two-receiver sub-RX implied split (or reverse split) situation.
When I am using
The bedrock point of principle is this: users should *never* be
forced to resort to macros for simple industry-standard features that
ought to be part of the firmware.
Since *when* is a programmable split an industry standard feature?
In 40 years, I have *never* owned a transceiver that
Hi Dave,
That is very odd, mine did! I tested it several times, and now no... I
am confused.
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On Wed, 18 Feb 2015 12:48:13 -0600 dave ho13d...@gmail.com writes:
On the K3 here, changing mode does not cause it to drop out of
split.
I can change between SSB and CW and it remains in split. If I try to
This isnt going to go away ? kinda a bit much
Bob K3DJC
I agree 100%, it does not need to say non split, just indicate split.
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YES! Now that's something to work on
73, Mike NF4L
On Feb 18, 2015, at 2:35 PM, Doug Welborn k...@sc.rr.com wrote:
Why is it necessary to have split off when changing modes to digital from
CW/SSB or in digital
going to CW or SSB? I guess there is some reason for this, but it is
This is discussed briefly on page 38 of the owner's manual (SPLIT mode with
the sub receiver). I think of it as implied split. I have posted about this
technique on a few occasions. It has the advantage that you can tune the pileup
with the large VFO A knob, and you don't have to engage in
Ian,
Except for your posting, most guys really missed half the need. Getting
it into split if the first half; knowing it is in split is the other
part. It's too darn easy to not get into split because it takes three
correct taps/press combos to get you there. For me the success rate is
I guess I missed Chuck's posting on Feb.18th.
Harry:
First your question the K3 is unable to operate in duplex as common
ckts are used in the DSP (2nd IF) for both Tx and Rx. Only simplex
operation is allowed.
Chuck:
A couple comments:
I am already doing what you propose as far as
Thanks Wayne.
I had been using the conventional split mode when it occurred to me, why am
I not using what you dub implied split? I've been doing that since and
thought I would bring it up to the group since it has little press.
I acknowledge your reference to the owner's manual, but frankly
Useful analysis, Rich. I agree this might cause some confusion.
Here's a simpler variation. Suppose we give operators the option of briefly
flashing the entire transmit VFO frequency off/on once each time you start
keying? This would duplicate the intent of the TX arrow, which points to
either
Hank,
Is the adapter you have the Kenwood adapter? Red band?
When you talk into the microphone, do you see 5 to 7 bars on the ALC
meter? If not, adjust the Mic Gain on the K3.
That should take care of the microphone end of it.
The headphones are a different consideration from the
We lost power for a few hours. Looks like I missed a load of fun...
W4TV wrote:
The bedrock point of principle is this: users should *never* be
forced to resort to macros for simple industry-standard features that
ought to be part of the firmware.
Since *when* is a programmable split an
LP-Bridge works for me but you might try VSPE. Don't use it myself, so can't
help with setup tho...
On 2/18/2015 12:33 PM, Shel Sherman wrote:
Is there a virtual com port program other than LP-Bridge that can be used
to simultaneously connect NAP3, and the latest version of Ham Radio Deluxe
Yes I understand the K3 is a Non-Duplex radio.
Truthfully I have yet to really look at Sat Seriously and the last I really
read up on it wasyears ago (up on one band down on another) So for some reason
I had it stuck in my mindthat you had to listen to yourself (Duplex) Something
I'll need to
If it's an option, OK, but I am convinced that if an op misses the existing two
indicators on the LCD display, and the Δf yellow LED, then more indicators
aren't gonna help. And I am unanimous in my opinion.
I'd much rather see the effort go into separating VOX for data from VOX for SSB.
73,
too easy to unknowingly have the rig drop out of
SPLIT
I'm curious about this, how does the K3 drop out of SPLIT?
The only way I know to get into and out of split is to hold the AB
button. Is there some other front panel way? Is there a firmware bug
that occasionally causes the K3 to
Providing an optional means of reinforcing split/non-split state is
in the tradition of design iteration -- using feedback about real
errors that people make, then minimizing them. That's why we're
having this conversation.
The problem is that you're still trying to reinforce a negative.
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