Wow!
Met him at Dayton last time I was there. Nice Fellow. We talked quite a while
about his stress and health issues.
Purchased the 3 element portable beam he had for sale at that time right out of
his hands.
73 OM…
George NE2I
On Jun 4, 2015, at 2:53 PM, dyarnes w7...@cox.net wrote:
Hi
Does the KX3 have any form of Reciever Overload protection like the K3 does?
If so it would be nice to leave it setup as a secondary radio to my K3 (hooked
to a second antenna)
Thank you
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My view is that the K3S is part of the K-Line,
Brian -- an evolved K3.
Phil W7OX
On 6/4/15 5:55 PM, brian wrote:
Phil,
You mean the new S line OOPS that's already
taken. It would have to the the KS line.
73 de Brian/K3KO
On 6/4/2015 23:26 PM, Phil Wheeler wrote:
Not to worry, Wayne.
On 15-06-04 01:12 PM, jim wrote:
VK1OD had a listing of common ham radio mixes that was helpful in ID'ing mix.
If you know the URL for that page you can check the Internet archive at
http://archive.org/ to see if it has an archive of the information.
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Cheers!
Kevin.
A strange thing just occurred. I have been using my K3 regularly with
no problem, usually into an amplifier. Recently, I had an amplifier tube
short and I am using the K3 barefoot. I was tuning up on 80 and saw
that my Autek WM-1 said that I was only putting out 70 watts into my old
1500
I wish you guys would stop crowing about it. My k3 is in hospital
undergoing open heart surgery as we speak so i cannot play radio.
Wayne really should go back to work.
:-)
Gary
Vk1ZZ
K3, KPA500-FT, KAT500-FT
On 05/06/2015 10:56 AM, brian als...@nc.rr.com wrote:
Phil,
You mean the new S line
Phil,
You mean the new S line OOPS that's already taken. It would have
to the the KS line.
73 de Brian/K3KO
On 6/4/2015 23:26 PM, Phil Wheeler wrote:
Not to worry, Wayne. You're no longer selling K3s but K3Ss :-)
73, Phil W7OX
On 6/4/15 2:58 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
Vic Rosenthal
Hi Dan,
No problem. First, please understand that (1) I’m not an EE, and (2) I’m not an
expert with the 4170C. I’ve had it a year or so and am comfortable with most
basic measurements it can do, but this device is capable of a LOT more than I
understand!
OK, I assume that you’ve got a 4170
Thanks for passing on this sad news, Dave. When I stopped by the
SuperAntenna booth at Dayton this year, and purchased a new center
section (slider) for my antenna to replace one that had become corroded
with sea salt, I inquired about Vern, since in the past he had usually
been at the booth.
Which digital mode did you select?
JT9
Are you using mike input or line in input?
Line
If line in, have you adjusted the K3 line in level.
I guess I need instructions about how to do this. Please see earlier
post I made about my inability to find proper menu item.
Make sure you have
Carl,
You should be in DATA mode - specifically the DATA A submode on the K3.
Do not use SSB mode, even though it will work, that just muddies the
waters.
For that mode, do not set MIC+LINE on in the menu - set LINE IN only.
This is a per mode setting, so if you want to use MIC+LINE for
Thanks. Yes, everything's working now. I guess my problem was the Line
Gain at zero and not knowing how to adjust it. Reading the manual and
having you point me to the source of the problem were the keys. Thanks
again! 73 de Carl, N8VZ
Don Wilhelm mailto:d...@w3fpr.com
Thursday, June 4,
On May 11, 2015, at 11:45 PM, Charlie T, K3ICH pin...@erols.com wrote:
This strikes me as quite bizarre. Do they REALLY think we'd jeopardize our
radios to save a hundred bucks on duplicate option???
Perhaps.
It’s a testament to the success of the K3 that they are offering boards for
Hi Dave,
Vern was a friend of mine as well, going back to the early Norcal QRP Club
days. We'd all sit around at the California Burger in Pleasanton, CA, comparing
home-brew radios while eating ostrich and buffalo specials along with mountains
of fries. In hindsight, these probably contributed
Thanks for your help. See my last post on board. Everything OK now.
brian mailto:als...@nc.rr.com
Thursday, June 4, 2015 5:47 PM
Hi Carl.
I meant which K3 mode have you selected? You should be using digital
mode DATA A. See manual on how to get to this mode.
Use Main Menu MIC SEL set
Vic Rosenthal 4X6GP/K2VCO k2vco@gmail.com wrote:
...I found myself working closer than ever to strong signals.
For what it's worth, there also weren't as many clickers out there as in the
past. That's progress.
They're using K3s, I quipped, clearly guilty of brazen self-promotion.
Not to worry, Wayne. You're no longer selling K3s
but K3Ss :-)
73, Phil W7OX
On 6/4/15 2:58 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
Vic Rosenthal 4X6GP/K2VCO k2vco@gmail.com wrote:
...I found myself working closer than ever to strong signals.
For what it's worth, there also weren't as many clickers
VK1OD had a listing of common ham radio mixes that was helpful in ID'ing mix.
Owen Duffy took his website down and I am not sure if the info has been posted
somewhere else.
Jim
W6AIM
-Original Message-
From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of James
Carl,
I figure you are using the K3 LINE IN jack, and when you used it on the
KX3, you used the MIC jack.
The Line In needs a much larger audio signal than the mic level that
your SignaLink is providing.
There is a jumper you can change in the SL box to increase the audio
output level - look
A bit off-thread, but sorta related, as these things ARE used for antennas with
my K3/KX3!! I have a bunch of ferrites - donuts, clamp-ons, beads, etc. that
I’m trying to identify the mix. With the guidance of Tom/W8JI I’ve figured out
how to use my AIM-4170C analyzer to show at what frequency
Ferrites are not easily identified. From this links on this page you can
see all of those made by Fair-Rite.
http://www.fair-rite.com/newfair/materials.htm
See my tutorial for a discussion of the use of ferrites for suppression,
which is what we are doing with chokes.
k9yc.com/RFI-Ham.pdf
You really need to do an a/b comparison, which of course I didn't do. I
also just added a set of 5-pole 200 Hz filters. But subjectively my K3
felt more comfortable than ever among the big 1-hop signals from EU that
I experience. I found myself working closer than ever to strong signals.
For
I've been trying to set up my data modes using a SignaLink USB, which
I've used with good results with my KX3, with my K3. I do have the
correct K3 jumper board in the SL. I also have the SignaLink supplied
cables hooked up correctly. I can monitor digital signals just fine. I
can not get
You actually need more than one datapoint in most cases to identify the correct
part. Simply measuring the reactance with a nice antenna analyzer at several
frequencies (a few loops of wire through the device) and matching that up with
the theoreticals given in the data sheets will tell you
Hi All,
It is with the deepest of regret that I am passing on the news that Vern
Wright, W6MMA, passed away yesterday. Vern, and his wife June, are very
dear friends, and I can't begin to express how sad it makes me to bring news
like this to the rest of you. I suppose this might not be the
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