Elecraft's new feature to reduce emissions from power plants when not
using the radio?
73,
Fred K6DGW
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On 12/21/2015 10:48 AM, Mike Reublin NF4L wrote:
I got a new K3 feature for Christmas. Today just
I got a new K3 feature for Christmas. Today just sitting here with the K3 on, I
heard some relay chatter and the rig turned off. I turned it back on, and after
about an hour, a repeat performance. I wasn't doing any transmitting.
73, Mike NF4L
BioennoPower LiFePO4 batteries solved my power supply birdies problem. I now
run the KX3/PX3/KXPA100 and the K3/P3/VGA monitor each from a 40 Ah battery.
They came with chargers so I habitually recharge whenever I QRT.
It's so nice to be free of AC mains restrictions and free from linear
Butbutbut I WAS using the radio. I'm gonna need a rebate for loss of
use..
73, Mike NF4L
> On Dec 21, 2015, at 2:39 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
>
> Elecraft's new feature to reduce emissions from power plants when not using
> the radio?
>
> 73,
>
> Fred K6DGW
>
Which one? I didn't like the EMI from the 10 amp model but could live with it
if absolutely necessary.
I've been talking to them about the problem hams have with noise and we might
convince them to sell quieter LiFePO4 chargers.
--
Marc. SDG
> On Dec 21, 2015, at 3:51 PM, Jim Sheldon
Unfortunately, my experience with Bioenno's chargers is that they are EXTREMELY
RFI noisy. In the same house with my KX3 the noise was over S9!
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> On Dec 21, 2015, at 2:37 PM, Juliean Galak wrote:
>
> Can one keep the battery on the charger and run the
Oh, yeah. That's the first one I bought from them at the summer sale, and I
did complain right away. Those are ideal for powering the KX3 and I carry one
in the Pelican with my bare KX3. The USB port is used to power a plug-in LED
lamp.
I do wish more people making those power supplies
I am sure someone can inform me, i reinstalled the K3 setup and did a check
on the output , audio output.
To obtain a flat reponse i have to put the equaliser to +16 on the freq
above 1khz, and -16 on the freq below 800hz.
This seems very odd.
Putting the equaliser on 0dB for the full range give a
Check option 4 in the CW WGHT menu to be sure it is set to VOX NOR and not AUTO
OFF.
Otherwise it should be whatever it was when you last powered off. Assuming you
are not killing the power supply instead of using the power button.
Ken K6MR
From: John via Elecraft
Sent: Monday, December 21,
Does anyone know of a way to get the K3 to power up in vox mode, instead of
ptt. I'm forever powering up and starting to send cw, with nothing
happening. It does indicate "PTT" on the readout, but in that I'm using my
two
K3's in a remote system, I'm not always looking at the
Has anyone experiencing these RFI problems tried passing the power cable
through a large mix 31 donut to see if the noise is eliminated? Worth a shot…
Jim / W6JHB
> On Monday, Dec 21, 2015, at Monday, 1:00 PM, Marc Veeneman
> wrote:
>
> Which one? I didn't like the EMI
Charger voltage as it finishes the internal balance cycle rises to 14.6 volts.
The K3 and KX3 seem happy then.
40 amp hours at 12-13 volts should last 4 hours key down. I don't usually last
that long. But the charger QRN is about S2 so you could conduct tag chew QSOs
while recharging.
My
It is their BLF-1203T 12 volt, 3 Ah battery.
Jim
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> On Dec 21, 2015, at 3:00 PM, Marc Veeneman wrote:
>
> Which one? I didn't like the EMI from the 10 amp model but could live with
> it if absolutely necessary.
>
> I've been talking to them about the
Can one keep the battery on the charger and run the radio off the battery
simultaneously?
I wonder how long I can run a K3s/100 off one of these batteries...
Juliean
KD2JPF
On Mon, Dec 21, 2015 at 2:20 PM, Marc Veeneman wrote:
> BioennoPower LiFePO4 batteries solved my power
On Mon,12/21/2015 11:36 AM, on4iq wrote:
To obtain a flat reponse i have to put the equaliser to +16 on the freq
above 1khz, and -16 on the freq below 800hz.
You are probably set for the wrong transmission mode, or have narrowed
the IF bandwidth settings. Use Digital A for all
Assuming you are using DATA A mode, the filter defaults to 400 Hz.
Widen the filter width using the Width and Shift knobs to a wide
bandpass (2.8kHz) and you should find you have a flat audio output with
RX EQ set with all bands at zero.
If you are using SSB mode, there can be other factors
Hi Wes:
Actually for what it is worth, the board inside are Trimble Boards with a
Trimble oven. I have also corresponded with Leo on his 2 GPSDO units. I like
the fact that he says I will have no problem using the unit with both of my
K3's. Tnx Wes
73 De Mike
VE3YF
http://www.ve3yf.com
Hi Chuck:
I tired sending you an email direct, but it bounced for some reason. Yes I am
now aware of the product from Force-12, actually it comes from Leo Bodnar in
the U.K. Very nice unit and probably the way to go. Tnx.
73 De Mike
VE3YF
http://www.ve3yf.com
[http://www.ve3yf.com/]
My radio club, Newport County Radio Club (W1SYE), has been using a Bioenno
Power 30 AH LiFePO4 battery for a few years on many of our Island on the
Air activations as well as Jamboree on the Air. We were running a 100 Watt
HF radio from early morning to sunset at 100 watts output. In all our
QRR ? Low power receive?
I thought Farmland Security handeled that.
73, Mike NF4L
> On Dec 21, 2015, at 5:16 PM, Wes (N7WS) wrote:
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> No, you weren't "transmitting" and you have a *trans*ceiver. If you are just
> going to listen, you should use a three transistor,
My electric co-op is trying to be cooperative (no pun intended). They even
hired these guys (highly recommended by ARRL) http://www.rfiservices.com/ to
teach them a workshop and they plan to have another.
Also on the site at http://www.rfiservices.com/fccwarning are some
interesting
I’ve got a Bioenno Power BLF-1212WS (LiFEPo4) sitting here on my desk, being
charged by their supplied 117v charger, model FY1502000 switching power supply.
It makes zero hash or crud on my KX3, K3, or SoftRock Ensemble RXTX (40,30, 20
meter version). No ferrite donuts wound on my leads. What
Well, you convinced me. :)
30AH battery ordered. Now I just need an antenna and a radio... :)
Juliean
KD2JPF.
On Mon, Dec 21, 2015 at 5:02 PM, Bob wrote:
> My radio club, Newport County Radio Club (W1SYE), has been using a Bioenno
> Power 30 AH LiFePO4 battery for a few
I use three discarded 12v server back-up bateries which are discarded
from the server room after one year of service, but are generally
worth three to four years usage. Mine are connected to a West
Mountain Super PWRgate PG40S between my Power supply and the 12 volt
equipment. When the mains
Speaking of using a GPSDO, I have a quick question...
I use a program called SBSpectrum, it shows frequency changes less than
one Hz.
I note that the K3, does frequency correction in small sawtooth steps of
about 1/4 to 1 Hz, across a few seconds of time, repeatedly... It is as
if some
No, you weren't "transmitting" and you have a *trans*ceiver. If you are just
going to listen, you should use a three transistor, solar-powered receiver.
You've been warned that the biggest threat to this country is global
warm...sorry...climate change and you must do your part. So NSA and
Guys - please keep any political comments off list, as these are outside of our
posting guidelines.
Regards,
Eric
/elecraft.com/
On 12/21/2015 2:16 PM, Wes (N7WS) wrote:
No, you weren't "transmitting" and you have a *trans*ceiver. If you are just
going to listen, you should use a three
Charles,
There are no CONFIG settings related to the band data outputs.
What are the characteristics of the inputs of your external device?
The K3 band data outputs have pullup resistors to provide +5 volts or
zero volts to an external device. If that device requires +12 volts and
zero
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NPRs Ina Jaffe on the National Hearing Test:
http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2015/12/21/459397027/is-everybody-mumbling-try-a-hearing-test-you-take-on-the-phone
This test not unlike most of our “pick the signal out of the noise”
experiences.
David A., KC0XT, Los Angeles
David
Yes, this is a legitimate research project and service. Yes, it costs $5. I’m
putting aside some time to do it myself. I have have some pretty nasty tinnitus
(ringing in the ears) for the past couple of decades. If you don’t have it,
count yourself lucky.
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
CM87wj
What feature did you add to your K3 - look there.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 12/21/2015 1:48 PM, Mike Reublin NF4L wrote:
I got a new K3 feature for Christmas. Today just sitting here with the K3 on, I
heard some relay chatter and the rig turned off. I turned it back on, and after
about an hour, a
Did the power supply hiccup?
From: Don Wilhelm
To: Mike Reublin NF4L ; Elecraft List
Sent: Monday, December 21, 2015 9:23 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [K3 powers off]
What feature did you add to your K3 - look
I loaned my KX1 to a good friend in Chicago. He mailed it back to me
"1-day priority mail" on Dec. 2. I never got it, and we are in the
process of filing an insurance claim with the USPS. (Elecraft sales has
kindly agreed to send me a duplicate sales invoice, since that was lost
as well).
On Mon,12/21/2015 6:20 PM, Robert Harmon wrote:
Take your advertising somewhere else
That's uncalled for.
My wife and I heard the same piece on NPR and as a retired audio
professional, I consider it well worth doing.
Yes, the way in which hearing aids are sold by audiologists is a dirty
I have profound traumatic hearing loss from 50 years ago, I have a copy
of my latest audiogram and, with Jim's advice, I have tried to replicate
its inverse in my K3 RX EQ. Jim showed me how to get around 30 dB EQ
range, I just have to run the AF Gain higher, and it works.
My hearing aids
David,
Are you by any chance in the hearing aid business or affiliated. ?
Take your advertising somewhere else
Bob
K6UJ
On 12/21/15 6:11 PM, David Ahrendts wrote:
NPRs Ina Jaffe on the National Hearing Test:
This actually is quite interesting and relevant. It's worth
understanding how well you hear a given signal in typical conditions:
white noise with a mix of other interesting audio phenomena. Whether
consciously or unconsciously there is always the question of your own
hearing abilities
I'm looking for a well built and cared for KX1 with KXAT and KXPD1 (or
equivalent) mandatory; K3080 optional. I want to take it to Yellowstone
NP during early January for operating in the ARRL NPOTA event for 2016.
My KX1 has been lost by the USPS, and am filing insurance claim.
Please
Nope. I’m in the evil, ugly TV news business. I plead guilty to promoting
things I find interesting and this was one — it is a hearing test based on
ambient audio interference and sequences of three numbers progressively buried
in the noise. Not unlike what we do everyday in amateur radio.
hello all and merry xmas!
For various reasons I need to interface an external device with Band Data
from my k3-100 via the ACC port. The cable I have is sending the correct
pin signals to the device, which expects Yaesu Band Data compatible
protocol. AFAIK and can verify on the web Elecraft 0123
If you prefer a US source of a GPSDO, you might look at this one. I have a
friend who uses this one and prefers it over the Trimble based units.
http://www.force12inc.com/products/gps-locked-precision-frequency-reference-low-jitter-gps-clock-450-hz-to-800-mhz-output.html
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Chuck, AE4CW
Hi Kevin,
Jean and I had been in Kalamazoo and returned to Alma too late for me to check
in to ECN/20. I tried for ECN/40 and think I heard you announce the net, but
you were so buried in QRN that I could judge it was you only by the rhythm of
your sending. I tried to respond, but am not sure
One correction. The CONFIG:KIO3 setting can change the band
outputs to specify which transverter you are using instead of
which HF/6M band you are using. See page 19 of the manual.
I am using the band outputs as input to a Arduino based homebrew
antenna switch with on problems.
73 Bill
Here's a nice discount on excellent LiFePO4 batteries. Their prices are
already very good, and 15% discount makes it even better. They sell
batteries and chargers in all sizes and Ah ratings. I bought the
BLF-1220W last summer for a friend to use on a back-packing trip to a
rare 6M grid.
73,
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