The weekly Sunday Elecraft SSB Net will be held on 20m, 14.303.5 at 18:00z
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Hopefully, Jim, W4RKS or Ian KM4IK, will be net control for this week, as Eric
is unavailable, and Jim (NC0JW) and I (N6JW), who often help out, will not be
back in time.
Please find below the check-in list for
As a precaution for those in the affected area using the K3EXREF
module, you might go to ref cal, wait for the asterisk to flash, hit
A/B once and disconnect the GPS till the test is over.
73,
Gary
KA1J
> On Fri, 2016-06-10 at 17:32 -0500, Jim Sheldon wrote:
> > Actually it Is of concern to
Hello,
As you know, I repair and tune Elecraft K2s, and I just finished a repair
and tuneup two days ago for N5IA. When I called to let him know it was
ready to ship back to him, I was appalled to find he had become a
silent key the day before. See http://qrz.com for more info from his son.
His
A cheap K3 for sale.
Factory built K3/100, serial #4767
Options installed:
MH2 Microphone
PR6 Low Noise (0.5 dB typ) 6m Preamp (50 to 54 MHz)
KTCXO3-1 TCXO High Stability Reference Oscillator
KDVR3 Digital Voice Recorder
KBPF3A General Coverage RX Bandpass Module
KXV3A Transverter Interface
Hi, I have the following filters for sale
KFL3A-250, $105.00 shipped to CONUSA
KFL3A-1.8K, $120.00 shipped to CONUSA
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Please reply to n7dxtango at gmail dot com
Gary Watson
N7DXT
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Hi Phil,
We're getting close to shipping KXPD2s. We made some minor changes to the
design, and we always extensively retest in this case to ensure high
reliability in the field. I've been using my updated unit all over the place,
from the storied riparian forests of San Mateo county to the 10%
Confirmed! I finished the build and it works just fine.
Quite a nice filter - adds a lot to the KX-1 (or takes a lot away of the
noise, I should say).
BRET/KC1CJN
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Hi Ron,
Now that I look, I guess the PCB change has the same circuit once I solder the
jumper. Thanks for the keen eyes!
73, BRET/KC1CJN
- Original Message -
From: "Ron D'Eau Claire"
To: "MaverickNH" , elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent:
HI Bret:
I don't see the difference other than your image being rotated 90 degrees.
It's common for the boards to get revised and the manual is not updated if the
changes don't require a change to the assembly instructions.
73, Ron AC7AC
-Original Message-
From: Elecraft
The KXPD2 is smaller and a newer design. I'd wait for the new one.
Sent from my iPhone
...nr4c. bill
> On Jun 11, 2016, at 4:14 AM, Phil Wheeler wrote:
>
> I just received my KX2, and have planned to add the KXPD2 as soon as it is
> available. No KXPD3 on hand because I
Sounds like ordering the KXPD2 was the right move
for me, Ron. Good to have the confirmation from
you and Don.
73, Phil W7OX
On 6/11/16 8:37 AM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
In addition to Don's observation about the length of the paddles (and so the
tendency to move the rig around on the desk
I'm building the Elecraft AF-1 Audio Filter. My PCB has "REV A" printed lower
left. I see pictures of a "REV XA" on the web, but mine definitely say "REV
A" only. The "REV B" manual
http://www.elecraft.com/manual/E740102%20AF1%20Active%20Audio%20Filter%20Rev%20B.pdf
shows that modifications are
In addition to Don's observation about the length of the paddles (and so the
tendency to move the rig around on the desk while slapping away), so far the
KXPD2 does not have an option of heavy or light springs. As a bit of a
"slapper" myself, I never saw the need for lighter or heavier springs,
Thanks, Don. Just the sort of input I'm looking
for: I am a paddle slapper -- and one reason I
don't plan to use the Begali Adventure, since it
sticks out even farther.
73, Phil W7OX
On 6/11/16 4:56 AM, Don Wilhelm
donw...@embarqmail.com [KX3] wrote:
Phil,
The KXPD2 has shorter "arms"
I would use the RTR1 for many reasons including the fact it is bullet proof.
Mike va3mw
> On Jun 11, 2016, at 8:49 AM, Jim Rodenkirch wrote:
>
> You could spend money here: https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/dxe-rtr-1
>
> or, you could spend money here:
>
You could spend money here: https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/dxe-rtr-1
or, you could spend money here:
http://www.mfjenterprises.com/Product.php?productid=MFJ-1707
OR, homebrew a ckt.I'm certain a reader or two here has done that and
can provide you the details.72 de Jim R. K9JWV
Phil,
The KXPD2 has shorter "arms" than the KXPD3.
When presenting the KX2 at FDIM he mentioned that he 'slaps' the paddles
and that caused his KX3 to 'walk' as he is keying.
The KXPD2 with its shorter arms reduces that 'walking' significantly.
That may or may not be applicable to you, but it
Really screwed up. I was using a pulse generator (5 V, 50 ns wide, 10
milliseconds between pulses) to look at the health of the antennas/coax.
Connected it to the wrong coax. Result it went into the K3.
First indication something was wrong: The the scope traces looked goofy.
Oh ###
Martin,
I would try giving each of the TMP cables a slight twist.
Secondly, I would remove and reseat the front panel board.
No guarantee that will correct it, but it is a good starting point.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 6/11/2016 7:35 AM, Martin wrote:
'Crafters,
i have a 7 year old K3 #28xx causing
'Crafters,
i have a 7 year old K3 #28xx causing me a headache. I built this (and
other K3s) myself and modified it quite often, so am fairly familiar
with it's innards.
The issue is a dead RX ( no signals on any band, just noise from spkr)
and no power out on any band ( display shows 0.0
I just received my KX2, and have planned to add
the KXPD2 as soon as it is available. No KXPD3 on
hand because I use a Begali Adventure with my KX3.
But for the KX2 I'd like a paddle with a smaller
profile.
My KX2 order included a KXPD2, but I see from
photos here and there that the KXPD3
Disrupting isn’t the same as turning off!
As was found during a test over here, a number of systems rely upon GPS time
signals and can happily revert to their own internal clock for a while if the
GPS is off — but not if the GPS signal is disrupted. The primary network clock
for the main
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