Recently I've made some configuration changes at my remote station that
should in the end improve things. In the short term, however, it has
caused problems when working voice. Specifically I was getting feedback
if I raised the line out level on the PC too far past a certain
threshold which
Being a proponent of the KISS principle, I prefer to let the K3 software
run unfettered by macros. Being clever with the use of macros gets
overruled by dumb in this case.
73 de Ed
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Fully loaded K3, P3 with P3SVGA option, PR6-10, and K-POD with second receiver
and full set of matching filters for each receiver. Both receivers have the
upgraded KSYN3A synthesizers. I’m the original owner and the equipment lived in
a non-smoking environment. Originally purchased in August
Kent -
In addition, special rules are in place for operation on 630 meters and 2200
meters:
Section 97.313(g)(2) of the rules requires that, prior to starting operation in
either band, radio amateurs must notify UTC that they intend operate by
submitting their call signs, intended
Hi Lee,
We definitely do! :-)
If you emailed later on Friday afternoon or over the weekend, their response
can be delayed on Mondays as they work their way through the weekend backlog.
Also our CS team was hit hard by the seasonal flu (-not- the Corona virus..)
the last two weeks and was
Well there is one exception to the idiot-proofing and that occurrs if
you use macros that have the PCxxx command in them for setting power.
Under certain conditions if a PCxxx command is used in a macro it can
overide the CONFIG:PWR SET Per bAnd setting. I have removed all PCxxx
commands
Regarding the 40 meter net. I was in error on the time.
*We meet at 1845Z.*
Carl, thank for pointing out my mistake.
WM6P
On Mon, Mar 9, 2020 at 8:20 AM Steve Hall <99sun...@gmail.com> wrote:
> We did not have a problem on 40 with the contest and all signals
> were good. Join us next Sunday at
Good thinking.
The Collins Collectors Assn. net has been on 14.263 @ 2000Z for many years.
Sticking with UTC is the only option that makes sense unless a net is strictly
local as on 2M FM for example.
73, Charlie k3ICH
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From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net On
Mike,
I assume you are using the internal oscillator. Do you have a 2 turn
loop on that 'piece of small coax'? If not, you will not have a
sufficiently strong signal.
Set the menu values back to the defaults and try again.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/8/2020 10:49 PM, Mike Short wrote:
I am doing
Deja Vu.
Virtually none of the U.S. manufacturers after WW-II (with some
exceptions) included 160-meters in their transmitters or ham-band only
receivers for at least three reasons: 1) LORAN precluded use in some
parts of the United States; (2) small urban lots precluded dipoles in
the air,
We did not have a problem on 40 with the contest and all signals
were good. Join us next Sunday at 1800z, 7.280 MHz.
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