You read the manual John so you are way ahead. Just take your time and go step
by step. It might help to have some small tools handy to help with the
fasteners. You will be fine and I can't begin to describe what a great feeling
of accomplishment it is to push that power button at the end and
Hello Joshua,
By all means, learn CW. It is never too late. I was QRT for 25 years and
had to learn the Code from scratch. You can learn all the letters in 6
weeks practicing for 15 minutes per day. In another 5-7 weeks you'll
absorb the punctuation and numbers.There are plenty of resources
Hi Kevin,
Setting up the K3 and the Winkeyer is actually pretty simple. Lets
assume that you have connected your K3 to your laptop on your serial
port. Let's also assume that you have connected your Winkeyer and that
it has passed the communication test. Now your serial port is probably
Yes, sometimes, trial and error works the best Kevin. Setting up for
field day is also very simple. First open N1MM and make sure you are at
the entry window. Now click File at the top. Click on new database
on the menu that opens. For a file name I would suggest ARRL Field
Day. Now click
Sorry Kevin, I pressed send before I was quite done. In the CW keys
right click on the one that reads FD-CW.mc. Download that file and save
it to your N1MM directory. Now go back to the entry window, select file,
open log in database, associated files, and in the CW function key
filename line,
On the Configuration Menu go to CW WGHT SSB-CW. Tapping the 1 key
toggles between SSB+CW, which allows CW to be sent when in SSB Mode and
SSB-CW, which doesn't. The other station operating SSB will hear your
signal at the tone sent by your sidetone pitch.
73, Charles N2SO
On Tuesday,
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