Well done adaptaton, although for some of us of a "certain age" the humor is
limited by the memories of that era and that war.
73, Ron AC7AC
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This is good.
https://youtu.be/kiuO0ddcJFQ
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The KAT100 needs both the 12 volt power connection *and* the 12CTRL
signal from the K2 to power itself on.
So yes, you need the control cable plugged from the base K2 (or KPA100)
to the KAT100 before you will see any lights. The control cable is
shown in the KAT100 manual.
73,
Don W3FPR
On
Made the same mistake. You need both power cables hooked up: one to the KAT100
and one to the K2. You can use a 'Y' cable to power both.
Brian
KB1VBF
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> On May 25, 2016, at 8:47 PM, mjpilgrim wrote:
>
> I recently purchased a used KAT100. Not sure
I recently purchased a used KAT100. Not sure how to interpret a possible
failing condition at Power UP time. Stupid Question: If I simply connect
12VDC to the DC power input jack on the KAT100 (without the K2 physically
connected), should I see the lights eliminated on the KAT100? Reason I ask
Hello George,
I am on your side. It has been Elecraft's promise that their kit is as good as
the assembled one. In addition, they will back up all kit builders to ensure
their success and up to factory specifications. I built a number of K2, KX1
and K3 on behalf of some hams (visual
Maybe Elecraft can weigh-in about the "Burn-In Time" for the boards used in
the kits.
I have all kits and suspect that my Elecrafts are actually as good as
factory except they were assembled by a rank amateur (Elecraftwise).
I do know that I had no qualms about modify the filters or motherboard
You can use both the AMP and your PC using a daisy-chain topology. Connect your
PC to the amp and your amp to the KX2. The amp will forward on any KX2 commands
it receives from the PC.
73, Matt VK2RQ
On Wed, May 25, 2016 at 3:46 PM -0700, "Peter Pauly" wrote:
It
The amp is connected *between* the computer and the radio. This is fully
covered in the KXPA100 manual.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On May 25, 2016, at 3:44 PM, Peter Pauly wrote:
> It seems, reading the manual, that both the amp and the computer connection
> use the same ACC port on
Excellent, this is just what I was missing to release Wizkers:Radio
with KX2 support, release coming up before the week-end if all goes well :)
forum.wizkers.io
Ed
W6ELA
On Wed, May 25, 2016 at 4:10 PM, Wayne Burdick n...@elecraft.com [KX3] <
kx3-nore...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>
>
> The
The Elecraft K3/K3S/KX3 programmer's reference has now been updated to cover
the KX2. You can download it at:
http://www.elecraft.com/manual/K3S%20Pgmrs%20Ref,%20F8.pdf
Using information in this reference, you'll be able to write your own KX2
remote-control programs. There are over 100
It seems, reading the manual, that both the amp and the computer connection
use the same ACC port on the radio. Is there any way to use both a computer
and the amp at the same time?
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Hi all,
Back when the KX3 first came out, customers doing the initial product reviews
created two different categories for it: one under "QRP radios," and the other
under "Transceivers: HF"
We contacted eHam and argued, successfully, that the KX3 belonged under
"Transceivers: HF" Our
I once gave my user comments about an after market heat sink for my own KX3 in
a KX3 yahoo group. However, I was banned from that KX3 yahoo group with an
allegation of advertising products. Ironically, I have no business relationship
with that particular heat sink manufacturer but merely
On 5/24/2016 12:29 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
>
> Have you considered adding a KXPA100 to your KX3? It's perfectly
> integrated, no taking it off line or putting it on line -- just turn the
> power knob.
>That's exactly what I did.
>The KX3 power display automatically displays 0-50-100 watts vs.
Thanks,
I don't have Ethernet in my shack though. Just Wifi.
Surely someone must make a bidirectional wireless headset at under $80?
73 from David GM4JJJ
> On 25 May 2016, at 21:28, Jwahar Bammi wrote:
>
> David,
> Can recommend that you look at the PigRemote from Pignology,
The RX command can't be used in CW mode with the K2,
/RX (Receive Mode; SET only)
SET format: RX; (no data). Terminates transmit in all modes, including
message play and repeating messages. RX/TX status is available via the TQ
command and is also included in the IF response. *Note: RX is not
I disagree that factory built value is nil. When I bought my K3 I was told
factory builds went through a 24 hour burn in, and then checked for specs. That
to me is value.
If a used item is 75% or more of new item pricing, the warranty alone decides
for me to buy new.
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I received KX2 serial number 99 today in the mail. So far I've had time to
unpack it and listen on a few bands. It looks just like a little KX3.
Hopefully tomorrow I'll have time to go out in the yard, throw a wire up in
a tree and try it out. First impression is that it looks and feels really
David,
Can recommend that you look at the PigRemote from Pignology, on their
website and several videos on youtube about details
http://pignology.net/pigremote/
73 de kc1ccr
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I am thinking about adding a wireless stereo headset to my KX3 so that I can
operate remotely from other parts of
On 5/25/2016 2:08 PM, j...@kk9a.com wrote:
>
> Check the internal jumpers.
The only internal jumpers in microKEYER II control bias to the front
and back mic jacks.
The fourth unit worked fine when I previously used it with a Yaesu
but I cannot get it to work with my K3S for some reason.
Hi,
I have a set of macros stored in the P3. One of them is "RX;" Another
is a CQ message, a 5NN, or my call. I trigger them via a keyboard, or
via a Genovation Keypad connected to the P3.
In the past, the RX; command, (sent via Genovation, or Keyboard), would
drop the K3 into receive mode no
Thanks both.
I am looking for something that does stereo headphones as well as microphone
but not Bluetooth, probably 868 MHz or something like that. I can find plenty
that use USB or optical or use Bluetooth, but have not found exactly what I
need yet.
Closest is a mono wireless speaker
Amen!
I also feel I got a Premium product too and has been worth the price.
I bought my K3 used and got about a 25% savings. I never felt that Elecraft
support treated me any different than an original purchaser, that was a plus and
helped lead me down road to the complete K-line purchase,
Check the internal jumpers. I assume that you assigned a com port and
selected K3 38400 in the router. I have four DigiKeyer IIs and I can
only get three working with the K3S . The fourth unit worked fine when I
previously used it with a Yaesu but I cannot get it to work with my K3S
for some
I seem to recall this was functionality was available way back when (>10
years ago) for a two rig satellite setup.
From memory (perhaps faulty):
There was a software program which compensated for the Doppler shift
with an RS232 link to the downlink radio. No correction was made to the
Don't forget to look at the Jabra GN9350. Has a great reputation and I use it
on my K3 300'+ range.
Mel, K6KBE
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To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2016 10:18 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] OT: Wireless stereo headset
Seems that this is a strong argument against a "satellite radio" -- if
they launch a new satellite, and it does something different, you might
not have the right bands and/or modes built in.
General purpose UHF/VHF is a different story.
On 5/25/2016 1:43 AM, David Anderson via Elecraft wrote:
On Wed,5/25/2016 7:17 AM, Jerry Moore wrote:
I already feel that Elecraft gear prices are a premium but have been willing to
pay the NIB prices to support a local US company.
I see it a bit differently. Elecraft products are built, designed, and
supported by people in the US, all paid US
Is the K3S RS232 set to 38400 b?
>From HK3W
Wed May 25 07:41:45 EDT 2016
The Microham program does not recognize de K3
This is how I have it connected:
1. The Y cable is conected to the K3S ACC port.
2. One of the Y legs goes to the MicroHam's ACC.
3. The other leg of the Y cable goes to the
On Wed, 2016-05-25 at 10:17 -0400, Jerry Moore wrote:
> Is it realistic for used P3s to sell for 80% of retail value when they
> don't have a warranty, you don't know if they've been tinkered with,
> you don't know if they are 100%, and the possibility of not getting a
> cable or part that comes
Thank you for your well thought out response.
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From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Dave Cole
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2016 12:55 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] {P3] resale value
On Wed, 2016-05-25 at 10:17
On Wed,5/25/2016 5:50 AM, David Anderson via Elecraft wrote:
I am thinking about adding a wireless stereo headset to my KX3 so that I can
operate remotely from other parts of my house.
Here are a few RF-based pro audio products designed for use by musicians
for live performance monitoring.
On Wed, 2016-05-25 at 11:57 -0400, Jerry Moore wrote:
> I'm a gamer so my keyboards are programmable. Why the P3 blocks
> intelligent keyboards confuses me.
I can't either... They had to go to extra work to make that happen, so
it is not by accident.
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Dave (NK7Z)
For
Johnny,
I was actually planning to try doing exactly that: use my K3+432
transverter with KX3-2M. But this is new territory which no one has
ventured. First one would need sw to interface the radios, then sw
to link to satellite tracking sw, and also a program that would
provide both
Jerry,
I agree with Bill. Not much to tinker with in a
P3, you just connect it and use it -- unless you
add the SVGA board.
And, unlike my K3, the P3 is current production:
So far as I know there is no P3s.
73, Phil W7OX
On 5/25/16 8:22 AM, Nr4c wrote:
Jerry. It's only worth what you
I'd just expect for %80 cost on used gear to be pristine with original
boxes, papers, cables..etc.. otherwise the risk is is too high.
I'll probably just keep saving or go with LPAN / SDR based solution. There
are a few "features of the P3 that need to be added, like ability to use a
smart
I'm sure the elves would like to hear about a flaw in a release, beta or not.
73, Mike NF4L
> On May 25, 2016, at 9:55 AM, Mike Harris wrote:
>
> And where is Beta 5.46 hidden? Some of us like to live on the edge.
>
> Regards,
>
> Mike VP8NO
>
> On 25/05/2016
Did you actually input "..--" or did you use the "|" vertical bar or "pipe"
symbol? The "|" is mentioned in the K3 utility under CONFIG/Edit CW memories I
think. It works for RTTY, PSK and is not processed on CW so it had no effect on
CW. One set of messages works for all.
Also I noted you
Jerry. It's only worth what you are willing to pay.
Making sure you get the cables shouldn't be a big problem. Otherwise I've not
heard of many (if any) issues with P3 units since its introduction. And there
isn't much to "tinker" with. Elecraft gear is pretty solid and does seem to
hold
No issue with mine using "|".
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...nr4c. bill
> On May 25, 2016, at 10:46 AM, Jim Sheldon wrote:
>
> Further checks on this - I reloaded the old FW back to Beta 5.35 and the
> problem existed in that one so I loaded the current production version 5.38
> and
Sure - I have done no market analysis survey - its just a shot in the dark.
To address why no EU mfr - really? How many ham mfrs are
US-based? ALL three top brands are in Japan.
Only Tentec and Elecraft are US. There are many VHF-mw transverter
mfr's located in EU and only one in the US.
I would buy a 736R updated replacement in a microsecond Specially with some
of the capabilities of the K3. I sold my 736R and have regretted it ever since.
(I have no interest in QRP/ being weak).
Dr. William J. Schmidt - K9HZ J68HZ 8P6HK ZF2HZ PJ4/K9HZ VP5/K9HZ PJ2/K9HZ
Owner -
Further checks on this - I reloaded the old FW back to Beta 5.35 and the
problem existed in that one so I loaded the current production version
5.38 and it occurs there as well so I went back to the test version I've
been using. Once programmed, the memories work as they should, they
just
Good job on the rename to KX User Group, with
photos of all three rigs :-)
Phil W7OX
On 5/25/16 5:48 AM, Howard Hoyt wrote:
Hi all,
In response to requests from both Elecraft and
new KX2 owners we have morphed the Yahoo KX3
User Group into the Elecraft KX User Group.
This is in keeping
Is it realistic for used P3s to sell for 80% of retail value when they don't
have a warranty, you don't know if they've been tinkered with, you don't
know if they are 100%, and the possibility of not getting a cable or part
that comes with it when you purchase NIB?
I'm in the market for P3 but
And where is Beta 5.46 hidden? Some of us like to live on the edge.
Regards,
Mike VP8NO
On 25/05/2016 10:35, Jim Sheldon wrote:
Just found a bug in the keyer memories when programming for PSK/RTTY.
The memory loads fine until you send the ..__ (IM) character to
terminate transmission and then
Just found a bug in the keyer memories when programming for PSK/RTTY.
The memory loads fine until you send the ..__ (IM) character to
terminate transmission and then it locks up as if you had a constant
"key down" with a hand key. I was programming memory 4 to call CQ on
RTTY when I
I am thinking about adding a wireless stereo headset to my KX3 so that I can
operate remotely from other parts of my house. I don't want a Bluetooth headset
as the range is fairly short. There are other wireless headsets that use UHF I
believe that have a much better range.
It would be nice to
Hi all,
In response to requests from both Elecraft and new KX2 owners we have
morphed the Yahoo KX3 User Group into the Elecraft KX User Group. This
is in keeping with Elecraft's division between their portable KX product
line and their desktop K line.
We welcome the owners of any KX1,
The Europeans have produced the FunCube dongle and the SDRPLay. I wouldn't be
surprised to see the Chinese producing something as they are launching more
satellites than anyone else just now.
For many most of the fun with satellites is building up the gear and antenna
tracking, playing with
That is the point yes.
I wasn't saying it wasn't.
Excuse my previous comments which came across as confrontational, they weren't
meant to be and my only excuse is lack of coffee ;-) I was merely outlining my
thoughts which may be in agreement with what has already been said by others.
I use
I should be the last person on earth to comment on this.
If there is such a large market in EU then it suggests that an EU
manufacturer ought to be the source. Why hasn't that happened?
One factor missing from your 1000 estimate is the fraction that are
likely to buy. Clearly active
I need your help please!!
The Microham program does not recognize de K3
This is how I have it connected:
1. The Y cable is conected to the K3S ACC port.
2. One of the Y legs goes to the MicroHam's ACC.
3. The other leg of the Y cable goes to the XCVR port on the KAT500.
4. The E8504643 cable
Gerry -
I don't know the KX3, but here are my settings for the K3.
http://nf4l.com/NGConfig/default.htm
73, Mike NF4L
> On May 24, 2016, at 9:53 PM, Gerry Miller wrote:
>
>
> I have been away from PSK for more than 17 years and am seeking FL-DIGI
> settings for my KX3 to
Instead of developing a new radio for SAT. Can there be a device that can link
two elecraft radios for up / downlink of SAT?
In the past, CT16 can link Icom IC275 and IC475 to work as a pair.
I think this route will save a lot of R for a new radio.
73
Johnny VR2XMC
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David,
At 12:43 AM 5/25/2016, David Anderson wrote:
When I was active on the linear transponders of AO6 through to AO13
I never used a satellite duplex radio, always separates. We had much
better satellites then, in decent orbits like AO-10. So Yaesu in
particular brought out lovely expensive
But isn't that the point?
The KXn family ARE SDR, with I and Q outputs ready for excellent pandapter
display with the PXn.
Just want VHF/UHF instead of HF and it's all there.
Andy, G8TQH
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> On 25 May 2016, at 09:43, David Anderson via Elecraft
>
When I was active on the linear transponders of AO6 through to AO13 I never
used a satellite duplex radio, always separates. We had much better satellites
then, in decent orbits like AO-10. So Yaesu in particular brought out lovely
expensive duplex radios. Great! However then the linear sats
I hate saying "me too" but I think you've put it succinctly.
There used to be a range of VHF/UHF capable satellite rigs but these days the
user seems left to secondhand, huge base station or complex Yaesu menus (with
tiny display). Elecraft could wipe the floor.
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