Thinning out a little bit.
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Will,
The KPA3A firmware should be a part of the K3S firmware upgrade. There
is no separate KPA3A firmware. Just do the K3 firmware upgrade for the
other K3S.
I suspect your confusion is a result of the way wording in the report
was written.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 10/9/2019 6:39 PM, William
Hi Folks,
I just got my K3S back from Elecraft (warranty repair). I noticed a
firmware update was applied to the KPA3A in the radio. Is there a way to
do the same for the other radio?? I don't see it in the K3 Utility.
TNX Will WC2L
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http://www.wc2l.com or
Ed,
It seems to make little to no difference what operating system you
use. CW Skimmer will never out perform your ears for weak signals; I
don't think it was ever designed for weak signals. But, for most every
other CW signal that is reasonably sent, it does seem to work well. And,
to me
Barry,
I had CW skimmer installed on my old winXP computer but was not
impressed with CW detection of weak CW (same for the K3). But I was
using K3 line-out audio so maybe I will try it with my new i5 64-bit
machine and feed IF via LP-Pan and UADC4 (brand new A/D converter
which supplies
Thanks Bob! I'll poke at those.
Scott
ad6yt
On Wed, Oct 9, 2019 at 6:13 AM Bob McGraw K4TAX wrote:
>
> Scott:
>
> The TEXT DEC level {Text Decode} is set too sensitive and/or the RF Gain
> is too high. I use #3 for the TEXT DEC sensitivity on most bands,
> depending on noise. And the RF
Randy,
I have owned lots of radio in my 59 years as a ham and my advisewould be a K3
or K3s.I have two , one for HF and the other I use on 630 M with Homwbrew150
watt power amp.
Photo on my web-site k5dnl dot com
Thanks 73 Ken K5DNL
On Wednesday, October 9, 2019, 10:52:18 AM CDT, Kevin
Randy,
I have just added a Clifton Labs Z10 buffer amp to tap the IF on the K2. I
intend to feed to an RSP1 so I can have a panandapter. This buffer amp is
something that I've had for years. Jack Clifford passed away several years ago,
so I believe it is now available through DX
Randy -
My situation is not dissimilar to yours, as I was licensed in the '60s,
inactive for an extended period, and became fully active again just a couple
years ago. At that time, the IC-7300 seemed like the ideal rig for me, and
I have not been disappointed. In fact, I now own two of them.
On 2019-10-09 3:03 a.m., Victor Rosenthal 4X6GP wrote:
I don't know, Don. If he installs the KPA100 the lack of temperature
stability will be a serious issue, at least for digital modes. My experience
was that before installing the temperature compensation mod, the drift was
unacceptable even
I have not paid a lot of attention to recent asking prices but you might
also consider shopping around for a used Elecraft K3.
Tim
On Tue, Oct 8, 2019 at 10:21 PM Randy Heise
wrote:
> So, background! I have just returned to the air after an 18 year hiatus
> other than keeping my license up to
Scott:
The TEXT DEC level {Text Decode} is set too sensitive and/or the RF Gain
is too high. I use #3 for the TEXT DEC sensitivity on most bands,
depending on noise. And the RF Gain is reduced such that the CWT bar
only flashes on a clean signal. Getting * and E's is an indication the
Randy,
You pose an interesting question. The 7300 has been *extremely* popular
for the amount of features it delivers for the price. If you go that
route you can sell the Signalink. However I'm not sure you would see
much difference in receiver performance.
Another thought is a used K3 with
[Note - slight twist on the subject line]
As to using the K3 for VHF/UHF work, I recently tried to configure a K3
with just the UHF band on it - all of the HF bands mapped out because
the unit doesn't have a HF antenna connected and it would avoid operator
mistakes.
So, just one of the TRN
I have a K2 and a K3 along with a Kenwood TS-590sg. I have used the
IC-7300.
If I was in your position I would buy the TS-590sg and RSP1 for the band
scope. I think the 590 is a better radio than the 7300, for about the
same $.
I love the K2, but the 590 (or 7300) is a better radio for
I don't know, Don. If he installs the KPA100 the lack of temperature
stability will be a serious issue, at least for digital modes. My
experience was that before installing the temperature compensation mod,
the drift was unacceptable even on CW. This was not a problem before the
additional
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