Good Evening,
After a rainy week today's sun felt good. Buds are starting to
expand. Daffodils are about four inches tall, just in time for the next
snow storm due late in the week. There was one day of fog and snow. It
was like a Turner painting in shades of gray.
The sun is
Scott,
Well, yes: The "numbers" say one thing (or several things!), but,
like I said, I'm in love with Elecraft... So, yes, I'm prejudiced! Of
course the "top radio (FT-DX101D)" is somewhat more expensive then the
6400, and does seem to have some nice whistles and bells. Who knows?
Maybe
Rich, Et Al,
Thanks for the comments.
Yes, I'm aware that this might bring up some sort of issues people
have with the manufactures or personal experience. My own is that when I
was ordering the radio, I could afford the 6400. But what I was hoping
for, maybe in vain, is some
Hi Andy,
Yes, I should have been more precise in asking my question. OK, thanks to your
answer I know now that the SM$ command might report exactly the number of dots
that are displayed on the KX2 for the S-Meter. But as I am a white sticker, I
cannot read that display and do not know to which
Hi William,
"
surmise it was heating
"
Consider as the surface mount current sensing resistor (assuming it is
surface mount)
is made to withstand solder reflow it seems unlikely to be heat. I've
had many surface
mount resistors develop hair line cracks due to vibration and board
The 6400 is $2000.
Brian
KB1VBF
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> On Mar 5, 2022, at 10:52 AM, Pete Smith N4ZR wrote:
>
> Interesting question. The Flex 6700 is close to the top of the list with
> some sort of updated hardware, while the 6400 is below the original K3, and
> far below the K3 with the
Hello,
I've got the Alpha Deltas connected together in the COM position so that I
can use any radio with any antenna.
With the K3 on 40 and the K4 on 20, I see nothing on the Panadapter of the
K4 while doing an ATU tune on the K3 or even key down putting out 100 watts.
The Delta-4 switches are
Interesting question. The Flex 6700 is close to the top of the list with
some sort of updated hardware, while the 6400 is below the original K3,
and far below the K3 with the new synthesizer(s). The difference
between the 6700 and the K3 with new synth is only 1 dB in terms of
narrow spaced
Hi to all the subscribers
A good friend of mine bought recently an unbuilt K1 kit but unfortunately
missing some relevant bits.
The kit had the bare K1 enclosure and, unfortunately the band board module
was missing. After doing the inventory, thr RF board and front panel board
components were
Take a listen to Rob Sherwood talk about the K4:
https://www.hamradioworkbench.com/podcast/hrwb-149-receiver-performance-with-rob-sherwood
--
73,
-de "Curly" John NI0K in rural Debs, MN USA
Hamshack Hotline: 610271
Ian Kahn wrote on 3/5/2022 8:00 AM:
Kurt,
A good starting point would be
Kurt,
A good starting point would be Rob Sherwood's receiver analysis. It can be
found at:
http://www.sherweng.com/table.html
I'm not sure/aware of anyone who performed direct transmitter comparisons.
73 de,
Ian, NV4C
On Sat, Mar 5, 2022 at 1:19 AM Kurt Pawlikowski wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I
I haven't used my filter passband controls on SSB in my K3S for a long time. I
can't switch the function of the shift and width controls to lo and hi cut by
tapping on them with the radio in LSB or USB. They stay on SHIFT and WIDTH.
Am I forgetting something?
Jim N7US
Last year I saw our UK distributor was advertising that the K4 was
available from them with a 6 to 8 week delivery. I suspect they may have
had some on “pre order”. I managed to sell my K3/P3, and took delivery of a
K4D in just under 8 weeks from ordering.
I wasn’t able to conduct an A/B
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