On 12/8/2020 3:28 PM, Rajiv Dewan wrote:
Another option is to forego a traditional oscilloscope and get a usb one
instead. I have the pico oscilloscope and it is fantastic. I use it with a
laptop and using a mouse seems way better than fiddling with dials.
I recently bought a PicoScope
I'll third the Siglent SDS 1202X-E. It also replaced my Tek 465. Plenty of
scope for my needs. Works well when working on a K2.
73,
Rick W7LKG
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I second the Siglent SDS 1202X-E. I bought one last year to service the
Elecraft rigs that come through and it is more scope than I need but has
some really nice features. A lot of scope for the money. Much smaller on my
bench than my old analog Tek 465.
73,
Dave, W8FGU
On December 8, 2020
I need one more myself, if anyone has they’re not going to use.
tnx
Mike / W5JR
Alpharetta GA
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Thanks Grant and K9ZTV for the confirmation that I sorta figured it out. (hi)
Mike
Mike, Coreen & Corey
Keswick Ridge, NB
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Another option is to forego a traditional oscilloscope and get a usb one
instead. I have the pico oscilloscope and it is fantastic. I use it with a
laptop and using a mouse seems way better than fiddling with dials.
Raj, N2RD
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> On Dec 8, 2020, at 5:58 PM,
I have the Rigol DS1054Z and have found it to be very useful. One of the few
things thing that bugs me is that it has no date/time clock so all the files
you save have the same date/time stamp.
Decide what features you want and check if they are included in the base price.
Some of the scope
The introduction the KXFL3 manual described these filters.
(https://ftp.elecraft.com/KX3/Manuals%20Downloads/E740165%20Elecraft%20KXFL3%20Option%20Rev%20A3.pdf)
They are not IF filters in the sense you may be used to. In the KX3, selective
filtering is done in the DSP. These are roofing
I bought a Siglent SDS 1202X-E at Dayton a couple years ago. I really like
it. 200MHz dual trace, can control it and grab screenshots over the
network, does all kinds of measurements automatically, even does decodes
for a variety of serial data types. And it takes up far less room on the
bench
So, I just (today) bought a used KX3. I've owned gobs of Icoms and Yaesu's,
so the Elecraft controls are pretty foreign to me.
I do own a K3 but have quite literally used it 3 times in the 6 or whatever
years I've owned it. It's packed away.
I've looked in the 2 books I've rec'd but it
To the group amplifier gurus:
I have been (happily) using an IC-705 to drive my KXPA100AT or my KPA500
with virtually no problems for about 2 months now.
Set up is an IC-705 driving either a KXPA100AT or a KPA500. The keyline to
the amplifiers is a 1/8" stereo plug cable from the send/alc
Lou …
You are looking in the right place, in my opinion, with Siglent, Rigol, etc.
Another brand to look for is Hameg.They all offer lots of features and
value for the $$.
Great buys on Spectrum Analyzers there also, by the way ;>)
Back when I had my lab I had Agilent scopes, but if I
For some time I’ve had a Rigol DS1054z (4 channel, 50 MHz), they are pretty
good and were easy to mod to 100 MHz. They are currently on offer with all
the options “for free”. Siglent may have a better one, both these
manufacturers are good value and appear reliable.
A 4 channel scope gives a few
Does anyone have an extra part number KXV3 A or B? I am upgrading my K3
transceiver and could use one of these parts. Thank you for your response.
Michael Smith K0CCM
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Hi,
I'm looking for a basic O scope for general HF ham use. I figure 2 channels
and 50+ mHz bandwidth. A few years ago I got rid of my old CRT 30mHz scope
figuring I'd get something more modern and compact. I though USB, but I see
full scopes are pretty cheap, $250 and up. I see some
Works fine and surplus to my requirements.
$185 plus $15 USPS shipping.
Paul
W6PNG/M0SNA
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I have this on one of my k2.
Works fine and puts out ~100 w per band 10-160.
I’m not the original builder.
$400 plus $20 USPS shipping to US residential address.
Paul
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I am looking for a KSYN3A synthesizer board for the K3
73 Randy
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"Hmm...I wonder if that has anything to do with break in? Just a random
thought... "
I should have stated that my TS-590S keying test was with VOX keying. Some
shortening of the first element would be expected. I have never connected the
PTT line of my Winkeyer.
73,
Andy, k3wyc
On 2020-12-08 03:19:+, Andy Durbin wrote:
>"Kenwood does not have such an issue with any of their rigs"
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>Shortening of the first element was evident in the keying tests I ran on my
>TS-590S. It's not an issue at 25 wpm but at 90+ wpm the first dit may be
>completely lost. The shortening
Bob,
where you do you find the keying compensation for COM-port keying in
Win-Test? Weight?
Björn SM7IUN
Den tis 8 dec. 2020 kl 01:06 skrev Bob Wilson, N6TV :
> I posted various solutions to the K3 element shortening issue about 7 years
> ago. See this link on my QRZ.COM page
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