W5UN wrote:
This is not a cabling issue, and no procedure listed in the manual
works. I cannot get the radio to come on at all except to get the
flashing red TX LED and the unbacklighted MCU LD indication when
powered up. I have tried the Parameter Initialization procedure
listed on
Board.
http://www.elecraft.com/K3/k3_app_notes.htm
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W8ZR:
This really IS a minor quibble, but the QST review noted that some hams
might prefer the larger and more widely spaced buttons and knobs on full
size transceivers. Turns out this isn't generally correct.
Thank you for actually making those measurements! Why can't ARRL should
learn to
Ralph K1ZZI wrote:
I just received my K3 last week (#2169) so I'm just getting used to it.
My FT-1000MP MKV had a 3 position anttenuation selector 6, 12 and 18 dB.
Many times I had the 18 dB pad cranked in on 160m. I know it's only one S
unit difference from the K3 but sometimes it's
%20Soapbox%20Dec%201%202008.txt
This soapbox will be updated from time to time so watch for later dates
under CQWW CW on the following page:
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. ENN AU for 599 21). And this was
on 160 meters no less!
I always slow down to the speed of guys that call me but a very slow caller
answering a speedy op in a big pileup is simply a QRM generator who
shouldn't be there.
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Vic K2VCO wrote:
Bill W4ZV wrote:
If you were answered 4L0A at 15-18 WPM, he would have completed 2 QSOs by
the time you finished signing your call twice! And you would have been
QRMing everyone else in the process. He was sending at 32-34 WPM and his
canned exchange sped up to ~50
SDRs cannot approach the BDR of
rigs like the K3 until even higher resolution ADCs become available.
I believe the best BDR I've seen for any SDR is the Flex 5000, which has
just over 120 dB...the K3 is better by about 20 dB.
73, Bill W4ZV
P.S. How many hits for 1000 or 5000 in the contest
ab2tc wrote:
Hi,
I have this problem also and I have reported it before. It is *very*
annoying when you are trying to get through a pileup. My AGC is in the
slow mode. I am sure it would be no problem if it were set to fast. All we
are asking for is for the AGC be reset to a no-signal
wants to make
as many QSOs as possible rather than slowing down for pedestrians.
BTW, someone mentioned D4B (home call 4L5A). Whoever was operating 4L0A
sounded exactly like his style.
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ab2tc wrote:
I am fully aware that slow AGC has its limitations in the presence of
static crashes
...and rapid QSB
...and very strong signals on top of weak ones (i.e. DX pileups)
Other than that, slow AGC works fine! But if you no QRN bursts, no QSB and
no large variations in signal
Joe Subich, W4TV-3 wrote:
This is not correct. You can't just compare the number of
bits without taking into consideration the ADC sampling rate
and signal bandwidth. Please see the concept of signal
processing gain or process gain.
The concept of processing gain is completely
Julian, G4ILO wrote:
Vic K2VCO wrote:
Bill W4ZV wrote:
I always slow down to the speed of guys that call me but a very slow
caller
answering a speedy op in a big pileup is simply a QRM generator who
shouldn't be there.
That sounds a bit harsh, Bill!
Thank you, Vic
Philip Covington wrote:
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 1:29 PM, Bill W4ZV [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
73, Bill W4ZV
P.S. How many hits for 1000 or 5000 in the contest soapbox so far?
ZERO. (Which says something about SDRs in use by real contesters).
Not from the contest soapbox
Tom Wylie wrote:
Isn't the K3 an SDR???
GM4FDM
Not according to Flex Systems...Real radios don't need knobs.
Maybe not, but so far they don't win HF contests either...unless there are
no other entrants in the category. ;-)
Technically you're correct. The K3 and most high-end
for this test as appropriate for the DUT. The calculation is as follows:
Blocking Dynamic Range = Blocking Level - Noise Floor (expressed in dBm)
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Joe Subich, W4TV-3 wrote:
Processing
gain may be of value at microwave frequencies with a quiet
sky but it is not going to help below 10 MHz with extreme
signals and high noise levels.
Joe, as near as I can tell, you've hit on the primary cause of arguments
between intelligent folks
for a few days now but will be
interested to see your response about Perseus. Again, I agree with you that
the close-spaced IMD and BDR results published by ARRL will be overridden by
phase noise.
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ms which generates an actual waveform with Rise/Fall
in the area of 4 ms.
Kudos to Elecraft for NOT shipping the K3 in a default state that is
guaranteed to cause key clicks!
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to think of it
only as a Transverter option. Think of it as an RX ANT - IF OUT -
Transverter option.
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that we did choose the right radio.
http://ducie2008.dl1mgb.com/news/index.php
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, Newark, etc, etc.
Corcom 6EF1 is what you want. About $10 in single units (about half that on
eBay for 5 units). This problem has been around for over 10 years but the
manufacturers keep shipping junk.
http://lists.contesting.com/archives//html/RFI/1998-05/msg00018.html
73, Bill W4ZV
is locked. This would be really nice for running in
contests. Piexx did this in their TS-930S digital board upgrade many years
ago and I've suggested it to Elecraft.
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Ken Kopp wrote:
I can set ... and LOCK ... a frequency in the main VFO A
knob / display and then move it to the VFO B knob / display
using the A/B button. Then, by activating the SPLIT function
I think I have what you're suggesting.
Yes...it just takes more keystrokes, but
(before this option was locked out
by firmware) and I got a *worse* key click report than when using the 2.7k.
So there are good reasons behind Elecraft's lockouts.
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G4ILO wrote:
Perhaps so, but it creates a problem if my filter is actually a bit narrower
than 2.7KHz. There was actually 2.39KHz written on my filter PCB, as well
as the sticker specifying the offset. I don't know if this is the actual
bandwidth that was measured when my filter was tested.
G4ILO wrote:
Bill W4ZV wrote:
I seriously doubt it since the 5-pole has been measured at 2.9 kHz (6 dB
BW). It's easy enough to check without unnecessary speculation.
Unnecessary speculation? Unnecessary as far as you are concerned, perhaps,
but not for me. The figures quoted
Bill W4ZV wrote:
All you need is a steady signal source like the XG1 since there's a meter
internal to the K3 with 0.1 dB resolution. Just remember to set WIDTH to
maximum (which takes the DSP filter out of the equation), set the internal
meter to 0.0 dBV in the filter center, and note
Rob Sherwood will publish a detailed technical evaluation long before ARRL
(sans fluff). Rob also is not afraid of offending advertisers by
identifying genuine problems. ARRL's Expanded Test Reports are very
worthwhile but I would rather read good fiction than most QST product
reviews. :-)
mvolstad wrote:
Has Rob actually commited to publishing a detailed technical evaluation of
the K3? If so, I believe that will be a first. I have searched his web
site and cannot find detailed evaluations of *any* current HF rigs. His
tables of receiver performance numbers are very
the second receiver? Are you not
allowed to do this?
Why not tune VFO A to desired frequency on 10m and then BAND^ to desired
frequency on 6m. Then you can toggle between BAND^ and BAND Down with one
touch. Same number of keystrokes as A/B but you are switching the BPFs
correctly.
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reversed!
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HB9DRV:
The delay in the sub-RX is making me reconsider whether to buy
the sub-RX and instead just buy a second basic K3 to use for RX.
I'm having similar thoughts since I already ordered
a second K3 in September, mainly for SO2R use. For true
frequency from ~1W to maximum, 3%
typical with NIST traceable factory calibration
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M0XDF wrote:
The one thing I would like is to be able to flip which knob controls VFOB.
So I can tune the QSX freq with the larger knob. I don't want to change
anything else around that - that is, I want to keep VFOA as A and B as B
and
transmit on B freq.
Yes, I know I can flip A/B,
and tune for callers with a wide setting. If you are as accustomed
to doing this as I was with my TS-930S, it's *almost* as good as having a
Sub receiver.
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Toby Deinhardt wrote:
DSP filter responses can be calculated exactly, they don't actually
have to be measured.
As long as we don't have exact and detailed information about the
implementation of the filters in the K3, the responses curves cannot
be calculated by third parties.
Bill W4ZV wrote:
Toby Deinhardt wrote:
DSP filter responses can be calculated exactly, they don't actually
have to be measured.
As long as we don't have exact and detailed information about the
implementation of the filters in the K3, the responses curves cannot
Ed Muns, W0YK wrote:
BTW, all this discussion about what each filter's bandwidth actually is
vs.
what it's name is, raises a related point. With the K3, the DSP bandwidth
at which a given crystal filter kicks in can be set to the nearest 50Hz.
For example, if your 500 Hz filter actually
G4ILO wrote:
That message was not posted to this list, and it is unavailable to non
members of Yahoo.
http://www.nabble.com/forum/Search.jtp?forum=28632local=yquery=8-pole+vs+5-pole
Found 18 matching posts for 8-pole vs 5-pole in Elecraft in about 11
threads.
That's on this list
DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL wrote:
Recently, they guys at Aptos said:
[snip]
The pick-off point for the K3's buffered I.F. output -- right at the
output of the 1st mixer's post-amp stage -- was selected to give the
widest possible bandwidth. Thus there is no filtering of any kind from
here to the
In case you haven't looked at N8LP's site lately, check out his progress on
the LP-PAN for the K3 wideband IF output. This is really looking great!
Nice work Larry!
73, Bill W4ZV
Here is an expanded list of features...
* Optimized for K3
* Up to 192 kHz display on PC, sound card dependent
me your settings for SMTR OF and
SMTR SC. I'll compile a list and post the results here. If you just used
the recommended settings of 24/14, there is no need to reply.
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Bill W4ZV wrote:
Only one other Field Tester (W0YK) responded to a query about my odd SMTR
OF reading and both of his units were 22/14 and 24/14, which leaves me
wondering if there is something wrong in mine. You comments make me think
I may not be the only one with some sort
installed). Contact Elecraft for the
mod.
I had used exactly the same RX ANT setup with a TS-930S, FT-1000MP and Orion
with no problems so this was definitely a problem unique to the K3 (now
solved).
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0344z for my #326 on Topband. K3 Mojo Rules!
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for Kenwood since 1984. Everything works
fine including the footswitch input.
Thank you Elecraft for using the Kenwood standard instead of creating yet
another!
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it so I'm not adding the second washer. Others may want
more friction but this is perfect for me.
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washers. However,
also being a firm believer in If it ain't broke, don't fix it, I left my
Main VFO knob with one washer installed. I'm very happy with the action of
both it and the Sub knob (which has one washer also).
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you must guess its tone and the 20 Hz
setting granularity is higher than I'm accustomed to. Orion had 10 Hz
granularity in setting the tone and also offered a range of notch bandwidths
from 10 Hz and up (going from memory since I no longer have it to compare).
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about their performance.
Most of the heavy lifting is actually done by the stations on the other end
of the QSO who have exceptional RX capabilities.
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Width (200 Hz) which is also easier to set
up quickly versus the Manual Notch. Another option is to use PBT to shift
the DSP filter to eliminate the interfering signal. BTW Orion even has a
much narrower Notch than the K3 but I seldom used it instead of simply
narrowing DSP Width.
73, Bill W4ZV
part of the contest that caused CT to record 1836
as my frequency for all contacts after that point. Not sure what caused
that but the K3 was controllable the entire time.
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issue.
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P.S. Toby it's amazing you worked VP6DX on 160 SSB...in the contest QRM no
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promptly resolved...two of them
resulting in nearly instantaneous production changes.
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Stewart G3RXQ wrote:
On USB the trace was substantially flat with the -3dB points at
430Hz and 2.77KHz. Not too bad and could probably be improved by
moving the carrier offset frequency.
One more point. The -3 dB bandwidth you are reporting is only 2.34 kHz on a
filter that is
check the 2.7k in CW
(on both sidebands) which might give some additional clues.
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Barry N1EU wrote:
Bill, I think the 2.9Khz bandwidth measurements for that filter were taken
at r.f. - for whatever reason, that bandwidth is not translating into a.f.
- I've seen a.f. measurements done on about 5 samples of the 2.7Khz filter
and they all run several hundred hertz
soldering iron are musts.
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will not fit on top of it very well and you'll have problems
anchoring it flush to the board. Less is more when soldering individual
components (i.e. you can't wick them like ICs because they are not flush
with the board).
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Larry K1UO wrote:
Members can print out the 3 page review from the ARRL web site.
http://www2.arrl.org/members-only/prodrev/pdf/pr0804.pdf
Houston to Aptos...we have liftoff! :-)
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Toby Deinhardt wrote:
300 MW to work VP6DX shows that the K3 Mojo it still
there.
300MW ??? 300 Mojo Watts ???
vy 73 de toby
300 Megawatts (MW) is way mo' than Mojo! :-)
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DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL wrote:
Okay...so I am dbm challenged.
Please translate these into uv or S units (9 = 50uv).
http://www.n6rk.com/S_unit_definitons.doc
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DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL wrote:
Okay...so I am dbm challenged.
Please translate these into uv or S units (9 = 50uv).
Typo in URL...sorry
http://www.n6rk.com/S_unit_definitions.doc
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Bill W4ZV wrote:
I wonder if Adam has ever head the story of his namesake and Goliath?
Oops...wrong Icom zealot...thinking of KY1V. :-)
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if they take 5 minutes
to do the above. No emails, choose only Subjects you want to read and reply
in context. What could be simpler?
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Lyle Johnson-6 wrote:
Is there a place for directions of updating the K3? I can't seem to find
them
Open K3 Utility and then click on help
The K3 Update Utility is here:
http://www.elecraft.com/K3/k3_software.htm
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to maximum, 3%
typical with NIST traceable factory calibration
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Would anyone like to swap their 1.8k for my 1.0k? Please reply direct...NOT
to the list.
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QRX...it will be well worth the wait! :-)
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by the factory and not alterable by the user.
2. ALT1 and ALT2 are set by the user and are alterable (if new settings are
saved).
3. I/II are scratchpad memories that recall the last setting they were
set to.
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by 10 kHz, they will retain that offset when tuning the Main knob). I have
yet to understand why anyone might want to do that!
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jrhallas wrote:
We also suggest installing the latest version of our firmware downloader
(K3
Utility revision 1.1.3.6) before you do the upgrade.
The latest utility version I see on the K3 Software Page is rev 1.1.2.28
from 2/28. When I run that version it says newer version
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Bill W4ZV wrote:
Rob Sherwood's recent Boulder ARC presentation
http://www.sherweng.com/
Some of Rob's best comments are in the discussion following the formal talk.
It will take a long time to listen to it all of but it's well worthwhile!
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K3 has a firmware mod which eliminates this but the menu must be set as
above (default setting unless you accidentally changed it).
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DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL wrote:
Slide 16, last bullet really shocked me. I guess a rose by any other
name may NOT smell as sweet.
When does 3 = 7? When it's wrapped in an FT2000 cover. Not very
funny. So much for truth in advertising.
I suppose truth in advertising does not translate
that in a contest like the CQ 160!
I'm getting by with the K3's lower pitch limit of 300 Hz but hoping for
lower some day!
73, Bill W4ZV
P.S. Any others...especially from ex-commercial ops?
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Bill W4ZV wrote:
Another one that Fred K3ZO (many time winner of Dayton CW pileup contests)
recently mentioned is using extremely low pitch for weak signals. Fred
said many commercial ops he knew used somewhere in the 2-300 Hz range so
he thought his favored 400 Hz was rather high
IMD)
73, Bill W4ZV
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Jim Brown-10 wrote:
On Sun, 30 May 2010 03:37:25 -0700 (PDT), Bill W4ZV wrote:
Dr. Amar Bose taught the introductory circuit theory classes (6.01 and
6.02)
at MIT for many years. He was unquestionably the best true teacher I've
ever had in my life.
So I've heard. But Bose as a company
Mike K2MK wrote:
Do I need to replace the 3.97 beta files with the 3.97 production files or
are they absolutely identical.
Identical. Any changes are given a new version number.
73, Bill
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David Pratt-4 wrote:
At some time during the life of my K3 I have changed the SMD resistor
R91 from 100 ohms to 22 ohms. I can't find the mod sheet that describes
this change so do not know the reason for the change.
Google is your friend...Googling k3 r91 rf yields:
KK7P wrote:
Am I correct in gathering that the PR6 is a RECEIVE-ONLY preamp
yes
(i.e.
that it can't be used with the same antenna/feed line as the TX? (vide
p. 3 manual).
no
It is in the receive path after the T/R switch in the K3. SO, for
example, I use my SteppIR
W8JI wrote:
What is the noise figure of the K3 on six meters?
The noise figure of the preamp itself is typically 0.5 dB.
http://www.elecraft.com/manual/PR6_Owners_Manual_Rev_A.pdf
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Sverre Holm (LA3ZA) wrote:
Thanks for comments - OK it's a stiffener, not a shield.
Looks like I should put the stiffened KSYN3 in the primary position then,
eliminating the possibility for transmitting a chirpy signal when
monitoring the transmission on the internal loudspeaker. With
Alexandr Kobranov wrote:
I am not sure - arenĀ“t there 2 modifications of KSYN3 module - one for
avoiding PLL problems in higher temperature (by changing R from 89k to
50k)
and the second one for curinng chirp problem by increasing of the gain
of
some transistor by replacement of some
From customs import documents for WRTC 2010:
http://www.wrtc2010.ru/press/R3_license_for_DME.pdf
and
http://www.wrtc2010.ru/press/R3_license_for_SVO.pdf
K3: 42 (maybe a few more due to customs docs errors)
K2: 2
Total listed rig count is ~90 (also subject to a few changes).
Nearly 50%
lu1xs wrote:
I have a module installed (KXV3) my K3, please I need a help to better
understand the work of this module, when using an antenna to receive RX
ANT IN (KXV3) rear panel, and to transmit ANT 1, the change is done
automatically or I have to do manual with Knob Controls RX ANT to
Don Wilhelm-4 wrote:
My novice days were in 1956, and in those days, the T/R switch was a
DPDT lever switch. QSK was only the dream of those first class
stations, and was only possible with a separate receiving antenna.
The E.F. Johnson TR Switch was commercially available in the 50s
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