Expanded frequency allocations for hams in Norway came into force last
week. The new allocations can be seen at
http://www.lovdata.no/ltavd1/filer/sf-20091105-1340.html#5.
New/expanded bands in the K3's range:
5260-5410 kHz - not channelized
24740-24890 - this is 150 kHz below the
Mike wrote:
I was at a friends today, looking at his K3. It's in the 1000 range of
serial numbers, not a kit.
If power is set above 95-96 watts, the rig shuts down instantly when you
transmit (at least in CW and if you press the TUNE button. Didn't try it
on any other modes).
His
Jim Wiley wrote:
Could be the power supply. Some regulated supplies shut down
completely if the overcurrent protection trips, and they have to be
completely shut down to reset them. Clue: is anything else connected
to the supply, and if so, does it shut down t the same time as the
K3?
Dr. James C. Garland wrote:
One of the interesting properties of two-dimensional
conductors is that the measured resistance is independent of the spacing
between the probes. In other words, one will get the same measurement on an
ohmmeter if the probes are one centimeter apart as if they are one
Paul Christensen wrote:
I took mine down last week. Thinking of something to put up that is
bigger.
With that much work and cost involved, it's good that the antenna is
located in an isolated area. Can you imagine installing that system,
only to find S9 noise from an uncooperative
the synthesizer board or
the one from the frequency reference, I wouldn't expect the sub-rx to
work at all. Does this make sense?
Suggestions, anyone?
73
Jon LA4RT
Jon Kåre Hellan, Trondheim, Norway
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Jon Kåre Hellan wrote:
I have installed the subreceiver in my K3 and done some testing. It
seems to work, except that sensitivity is very poor. I've been listening
to one receiver in each headphone. On the sub-rx. the strongest signals
on the band just come up above the noise. The effect
Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
That's right - it does. Again, the signal is Key Out not
Amplifier PTT. Key out should ALWAYS follow the straight
key (or internal keyer) input regardless of whether the K3
is producing power.
Actually, it follows the logical OR of XMIT button and key.
Hi
I'm thinking about buying a scope. I've seen many people recommend
getting an old analog scope, but they're big! I borrowed a compact 100
MHz digital scope from work, and it was nice. 50 MHz scopes are a lot
cheaper, though.
Will I regret getting a 50 MHz scope instead of a 100 MHz one?
My K3 has now recovered from en ERR TXG problem. When trying to
transmit, output was close to zero, and I got the error message. It
started happening just after a firmware upgrade, but it turned out to be
a hardware problem on the RF board. The stage after the pre-amplifier,
(Q8/Q9) to be
Frank Ross W4NHJ wrote:
Walter,
This is probably not your problem, but might be worth checking. Make sure
you have the filter BWs entered correctly. I had a problem, I entered the
250 Hz filter as 250 and is should have been .250. I got some crazy
results. KG4YLZ who was here when I
All the 7.9 mm spacers in the front panel bag of #1225 are diameter
4-40. The spacers next to the LCD are supposed to be 2-56. I've emailed
[EMAIL PROTECTED], but thought I'd ask the list if the right gauge
spacers might be lurking elsewhere in the kit.
No, I didn't use them elsewhere. Mating
.
73
LA4RT Jon
73,
Don W3FPR
Jon Kåre Hellan wrote:
All the 7.9 mm spacers in the front panel bag of #1225 are diameter
4-40. The spacers next to the LCD are supposed to be 2-56. I've
emailed [EMAIL PROTECTED], but thought I'd ask the list if the
right gauge spacers might be lurking elsewhere
LB3SA wrote:
My K3 (kit form) is soon ready to be shipped. A friend of mine is in the US
though and I was going to ask him to bring it home in his suitcase.
Could anyone tell me how big the boxes are? I assume it can be taken out of
the 'main box' (if there is such a thing) and maybe distributed
David Woolley (E.L) wrote:
Benny Aumala wrote:
http://www.antennalaunchers.com/csv19/index.htm
That URL seems to lead to a cybersquatter (the sort that gives you
their search engine results).
It's http://www.antennalaunchers.com/csv19/index.html - with an 'l' at
the end.
It might,
Arie Kleingeld PA3A wrote:
Sorry, right subject now...
New video:
The making of... K3 #1255
A 7 minute impression of building a K3.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PD8QNVkIirc
Quite a surprise to hear myself calling cq there at the end.
Jon LA4RT
I'd like to use this opportunity to say that I'm impressed by the
KAT100. Everything I've been able to tune with my manual MFJ-949, the
KAT100 will also tune.
Jon LA4RT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
YES! We need a remote version of the KAT100. That would help improve a
lot of signals.
73,
Dave G4AON wrote:
From a Google search QRRR Official ARRL land distress call
Never heard of such nonsense, if indeed that is what it means. If
someone really is in distress they should call SOS at least everyone who
can read CW will understand that.
What's the CW equivalent of Pan pan?
On 06/25/2010 07:31 PM, John wrote:
Gentlemen,
I'm amazed at the creastivity I stirred up with my observation that the K3
clock is inaccurte. The subject appears to have a life of its own. My
original observation related to being in the boonies (outside Kabul,
Afghanistan), on a truck
On 07/23/2010 01:17 AM, Steve Ellington wrote:
Gosh I though someone had filed for documents under the Freedom of
Information Act. But whatever, this sounds like a good scheme. You're right
about PwrSDR being a resource hog. I had to get a dual core cpu just to run
LP Pan smoothly.
Can Rocky
The sad news mail was forged. It could have been forged by anybody who
knew Dale's email. These days, forgeries are almost always sent from
malware infected computers belonging to innocent third parties. It could
have been Dale's computer, but it could just as well be somebody else's.
However,
Hi
I got curious about what specific norms CE marked commercial amateur
radio equipment is supposed to conform to. Presumably, my K3 came with a
declaration of conformity, but I have no idea where it is. Does anybody
have theirs? What norms are quoted?
Here's an example of a declaration for a
On 08/04/2012 04:08 PM, Bill wrote:
I have been reading the posts about the KX3 and it brings up a question
about K3 reliability.
Prior to my purchase of a K3 last winter, I did all the usual research
on reflectors and boards. I was looking for real-life user information
and experiences.
On 08/10/2012 08:09 PM, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
See:
http://www.sherweng.com/table.html
:-)
73,
Footnote v: At 1 kHz performance is opposite sideband rejection
limited. On CW consider switching to 8-kHz IF. Note: Roofing filter
disabled in this mode.
What does that mean?
On 09/08/2012 10:06 PM, Dennis L. Haarsager wrote:
Just returned from another two weeks in the UK, this time bringing my KX3.
My wife and I visit her mother in the Borders area of southeastern Scotland
four (+/-) times a year. I duplicated Wayne Burdick's kit as closely as
possible, but it's
On 09/14/2012 06:40 PM, Robert G. Strickland wrote:
Hello...
I'm raw new to data modes, never used them in 20yrs. Now, with the K3, I'm
exploring
them for the first time. I've read that the prosign im will terminate the
end of
transmission string?. However, when I send it with my key [no
I stil think that the owner's manual is telling us to do the
calibration, and the kit assembly manual is telling us not to. As I'm
lazy, and the kit assembly manual is more recent, I chose to not
calibrate. But I think there should be an erratum to the owner's manual
about this.
Jon LA4RT
Will the KXPA100 100 W amp for the KX3 also integrate with a K3/10?
Would be useful when the KX3+KXPA100 is your backup rig. If the K3 100 W
stage fails, the KXPA100 could be used instead. There's a reason the K3
still is the main rig.
Plain RF sensing would work anyway, I guess. I was
On 05/29/2011 03:31 AM, 492comm...@comcast.net wrote:
I got a new computer awhile back. I hadn't attempted to load the drivers
software until now. I would like to get my K3 to the latest firmware update
and also play with my new XG3.
The Elecraft sheet for the USB to Serial Converter
I've got the LDG AT-600Pro. It does what I need it to do, but it's
awfully loud when it cannot recall a setting from memory. How much
noise does the KAT500 make?
73
Jon LA4RT
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But of you do use the cloud, the NSA keeps a backup for you. Very useful.
Jon LA4RT
Den 23. juni 2013 kl. 05:47 skrev Phil Kane k2...@kanafi.org:
On 6/22/2013 9:28 AM, Doug Person wrote:
Not quite. Dumb terminals were dumb. Rich web applications place a lot
of the user interface rendering
On 11/28/2011 06:25 PM, Phillip Shepard wrote:
Does anyone know if Rose is making a padded, soft case for the KX3 that will
protect it inside a backpack?
Will a soft case protect a tuning wheel inside a backpack?
Jon LA4RT
73,
Phil, NS7P
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On 06. nov. 2014 21:42, Darren Long wrote:
Unfortunately the ia32-libs package is not available in Ubuntu 14.04 on arch
x86_64.
It is now called libc6-i386. So the command to install it is
sudo apt-get install libc6-i386
Jon LA4RT
This is a bit of a problem for me with my desktop linux
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