Good Evening,
Twenty meters was less noisy than forty. QSB was deeper on the
latter too. Surprisingly everyone on 20 meters reported mild
temperatures while on forty meters only two ops reported cooler
temperatures. One was hiding from tourists on a hillside near the
Pacific. The
I have an additional problem, which is that sometimes this happens when
I use the band up and band down buttons on the rig. I have not been able
to understand why it only happens sometimes and not always.
I have a macro set up in the Commander module of the DXLabs program that
I use for
KPOD macros could stitch together 50 kHz with of UPn;UPn; or DNn or use direct
frequency entry with FA for the bottom of the phone and CW band segments for a
few bands.
What I do in contests is type a frequency into the callsign input area of N1MM;
the hands stay on the keyboard. I also
There is a similar computer feature called “mouse acceleration”. It has been
around for at least 20 years and people still haven’t agreed on whether it is a
good or bad thing.
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
CM87wj
http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)
> On Jul 21, 2019, at 7:50 AM, Ignacy
Not sure who I'm talking to here, no signature, no call. It's a little
hard to explain but ...
Assume you set SPAN=100 KHz and put the left edge at the bottom of each
band. Changing bands back and forth using the BAND ^/v switch will
preserve these settings, and every time you come back to
With our regular net control Eric WB9JNZ on vacation this week John N6JW was
acting net control. Thanks John for handling the net control duties.
QSB made things difficult. We again had surprisingly short skip on 20 meters
and it was even shorter than last week.
With such propagation
Hi Conrad,
Select Input->Sound Card
Options->RF-Frontend: SDR on IF
Input, IF = don't care, Global
Offset=depends on the SDR-RX. I use Softrock with a modified clock, so
mine is -1.6kHz.
73 Gernot, DF5RF
Am 21.07.2019 um 23:36 schrieb Conrad PA5Y:
I have a Perseus and I wonder if anybody is
Inrad had a mod about 20 years ago for the FT-1000/D which they called a
"Tuning Upgrader" that provided a slower tuning rate than stock when you
turned the main knob slower, restored the stock tuning rate when you
turned the knob faster, and a higher tuning rate (25 KHz) when you spun
the
The Perseus receiver that gets overloaded on a busy band - Is it hooked
up directly to the antenna or to the IF out on K3s?
I would think that the front end of the K3s should help the receiver
hooked up on the IF.
Raj
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Hi,
What exactly do you mean?
It is always set to whatever you send. If you explain this a little more
perhaps I can help.
73
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From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net On
Behalf Of Randy Farmer
Sent: July 21, 2019 2:44 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re:
Indeed that is true and I have both an SRP2 and Win4K3Suite, however an SDRPlay
SRP2 is several orders of magnitude inferior to a Perseus and completely
collapses during EU 6m Sporadic E which is where I will be using it.
Win4K3Suite software is very nice I agree.
What is mindlessly simple is
Is VOX On?
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> On Jul 21, 2019, at 2:32 PM, Harald Fritzsche wrote:
>
> Dear Readers,
>
> i made a water damage of my K3. Meanwhile Receiver is working again, after
> some repairs.
>
> But there is still no RF output.
>
> Main symptom is, that in case of TX
I suspect that you could do as you suggest, but it is almost mindlessly
simple to use an SDRPlay driving Win4K3 Suite. You have mouse control
and other features.
73,
Barry
K3NDM
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From: "Conrad PA5Y"
To: "elecraft@mailman.qth.net"
Sent: 7/21/2019 5:36:06 PM
I have a Perseus and I wonder if anybody is using a similar set up as a
panadapter, the P3 has no mouse control and does not appeal to me having got
used to HDSDR and Omnirig in the past. I suppose that I set the IF to 8.215 MHz
in HDSDR? Any other tips?
73
Conrad PA5Y
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Raj Dewan, N2RD
It's been brought up several times in the last two or three years. No
response from the P3 software guys. It's EXTREMELY annoying that the P3
won't respect the center frequency setting if the radio is tuned via any
CAT command. I've given up on hoping it will ever be fixed. My guess is
that
Dear Readers,
i made a water damage of my K3. Meanwhile Receiver is working again, after some
repairs.
But there is still no RF output.
Main symptom is, that in case of TX (key down in CW) i find at J7 (8.215 MHz
TXIF1) a 8.230MHz signal, but no signal passing the filter, expected
Jim: In general, yes, if you change bands with BAND ^/v. When you
change bands via the CAT, the P3 center freq won't always end up where
you last had it. I believe SPAN width is preserved but the span limits
show up strange. It's a known issue, has been discussed at some length
here a few
Should the P3 center frequency and span be remembered when changing bands?
Rephrasing, can they be remembered when changing bands?
Jim N7US
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Help:
I had an Yaesu satellite-capable HF/VHF/UHF radio for quite
awhile [FT-847??] that had a spring-loaded ring around the main tuning
knob that would QSY faster the more you turned it. Yaesu called it the
"Jog Ring" or something like that. Despite how good the concept sounds,
I found it worse
Kev,
Since you use the K-Pod, why don't you set CONFIG:VFO OFS to ON, and
then set CONFIG:VFO CRS for whatever Coarse setting you want (that is a
per mode setting).
Then on the K-Pod, when you want a fast QSY, just flip the bottom switch
to the RIT position and move the knob with the coarse
A scenario from yesterday's contest.
I have the P3 set up to view about 3 or more KHz of spectrum. I use a K-pod
to run my way up from low to high. I like the FINE setting to get that
signal right where I want it but would like a course transition up to that
signal. I could push a button to turn
Is it a feature of ICOMs?
Neat as QSY to a far away frequency can be done without pressing any extra
button.
On the other hand, band-segment memories and clicking on spots makes
long-range QSYing less important.
Ignacy, NO9E
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