I am not a K3 owner but I plan to be sometime soon. I am still in my research
stage where I want to learn as much as I can about the K3 before I buy. I do
have a couple of questions...
1. Are there options that I would be foolish not to get right up front? My
plan is to at least get the
Is there a K3 nearby around Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Washington. I would
like to come on over and listen to one and turn a knob or two.
Thanks,
phil, K7PEH
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Gang,
Thanks for all the great e-mails and answers to my first round of K3 questions.
Lots of good information and advice. I do have a few more questions but I
will limit these of one question at a time.
Several people have advised to get the sub-receiver option. Now, this really
puts me
if I think I might want it later
then it behooves me to get it up front. Now, I am still on the fence, it may
come down to the cost of the whole configuration.
phil
On Nov 18, 2009, at 2:10 PM, Dave, W8OV wrote:
Phil Hystad wrote:
Gang,
Thanks for all the great e-mails and answers to my
K3 experts:
I am working on trying to understand all the features I want in my K3 but so
far I have worked up the following configuration of things that I definitely
will include:
K3/100
KAT3 -- ATU
KXV3A -- IF output and transverter interface
KDVR3 -- DVR
Question: do I want the TXCO
.
phil
Begin forwarded message:
From: Phil Hystad k7...@comcast.net
Date: November 18, 2009 2:32:26 PM PST
To: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] My Proposed K3 Configuration so far...
K3 experts:
I am working on trying to understand all the features I want in my K3 but so
Is the KUSB just an ordinary adapter or does it provide a USB port built into
the K3 back panel. And, if not built in, why not. I don't even have a serial
port on my computers anymore (3 Apple macs and one windows laptop).
phil
On Nov 18, 2009, at 2:42 PM, Lyle Johnson wrote:
I might be
need it?
Only if you don't have a serial port on your 'puter. There's nothing special
about it. I used a cable I already had.
I got the TCXO for the reason you mentioned. I just wanted it.
Mike, NF4L
Phil Hystad wrote:
Is the KUSB just an ordinary adapter or does it provide a USB port
Does the K3 CW Decode display the estimated code speed in wpm? If not, it
might be a cute added feature. I have seen this on some contest software and I
thought it was interesting -- always wondered how fast I can copy.
phil, K7PEH
Actually, I was confused about the KUSB option. I actually thought it was a
built-in USB port and when I learned it was merely a serial to USB connector
and cable I then scratched the KUSB off of my budding proposed configuration.
This is because I have a number of such serial to USB cables
20, 2009, at 9:44 AM, Matt Palmer wrote:
Usb can be a noisy thing, there are many reasons you wouldnt want it
inside the radio Not to mention the exercise in writing drivers
alone is herculean.
Matt
W8ESE
On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 12:41 PM, Phil Hystad k7...@comcast.net wrote
OK, I admit to a degree of embarrassment but I need to ask this question. I
have never used an anti-static desk pad for doing component work such as is
recommended for building the K3. I do have an anti-static wrist thingy that I
have used when I was building a few other kits (e.g. Norcal
...never a USB problem again!
Actually, I don't think there are USB problems. USB is a very good standard
that supports a large variety of devices and configurations. The specification
allows for simple point-to-point interface as well as hub/hosting, device
sharing, and a number of other
Interesting comments...
I have never had any problems with any USB device over the years. I might add
that
I have only used two devices with my ham radio gear and they are both microHam
products which Joe knows all about. Other USB devices I have used have always
been designed for the
Can someone describe which features are supported by DSP. Guessing from the
block diagram, I am guessing voice compression on TX and maybe some filtering
and IF-shift on RX but I will stop guessing there.
phil, K7PEH
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There is an advertisement in the December QST, inside the back cover. It shows
a couple of pictures but it is hard to say if they are an actual radio or a
graphic rendition of one.
On Nov 23, 2009, at 12:04 AM, juergen piezo wrote:
Hi
The Fox Tango FT-5000 Yahoo group.
Just do a
Yes, I did not think of that. I look forward to getting my K3 because
I am tired of sending RIG HR IS ICOM 756 PRO 3. But, just looking
at the name FTDX-5000MP I think I would lie about my rig and say
that I had a K3 just to give my fist a rest.
On Nov 23, 2009, at 9:11 AM, drewko wrote:
On
In preparation for getting my K3 I think I might have to buy a new mic. I have
the Icom desk mic for my Pro III and I also have the Heil Pro-Set Quiet
Phone/Mic headset with the adapter for the Pro III.
So, do I need to buy a new mic or can I use these if I fashion together some
kind of
OK, maybe I am saying it wrong. Ran into a couple of guys on the air and they
are pronouncing the name of Elecraft different from me. What do the experts
say?
I am saying El-eh-craft. The other guys were saying El-craft? I have
three syllables in the name and they have two. I sort of
I like my Icom SM-20 Electret Mic and from what I have learned so far there
should be no reason why I cannot adapt this for use with my future (ordering
next month) K3.
I don't plan to physically modify the SM-20 but rather create an adapter that
accepts the 8-pin plug from the SM-20 and then
p.s. Didn't Eric or Wayne just ask everyone to top post to this reflector?
Yes, but sometimes other formats just seem to be so fitting to the existing
structure of the message.
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Just to make sure I have the right understanding,
CW in USB is equivalent to CW Reverse
CW in LSB is equivalent to CW Normal
Or, does the connection between {reverse, normal} and {USB, LSB} not fixed by
definition.
On Dec 3, 2009, at 9:52 AM, Gary, W7TEA wrote:
I agree. I've
George:
I agree. But, it points out a major missing feature of Internet e-mail based
technology. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to take a rabbit trail thread like
this and QSY to some other temporary narrow e-mail reflector group. That is, a
group that exists only while people are
What is the better solution for adding 2 meter capability to the K3, the new
internal K144XV or the XV144 transverter. I see that the power output of the
K144XV is 10 watts and that the power output of the transverter is about 20 to
25 watts. Let's assume I would want a 100 watt PA, does it
I have to make a comment. I just looked at the Sienna and before I read
anything about the radio itself, I was struck by how ugly the front panel was
-- it reminded me of some old antiquated automation control panel of
sub-station equipment (e.g. an RTU). And, I thought to myself, I am glad
Even though it is OT, outlet strips are really boring. Anyone up for a
discussion on whether Einstein even knew of the concept of 1-forms or 2-forms
when he developed his general theory of relativity. Anything but outlet strips.
On Dec 8, 2009, at 6:27 PM, Lee Buller wrote:
Check out
A few questions about the W2 meter:
1. The posted accuracy is +- 0.5 dB which I calculate as about +- 12 %. Is
this full scale accuracy and if so is half scale possibly more accurate or is
this the most accurate the meter is likely to be. I am not even sure if it
makes a difference for full
years ago, along
with articles from Warren Bruene, Roy Lewallen, John Grebenkemper, and
others who have published on the accuracy subject.
Paul, W9AC
- Original Message -
From: Phil Hystad k7...@comcast.net
To: Elecraft elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, December 09
want to read N8LP's excellent article in QEX from a few
years ago, along
with articles from Warren Bruene, Roy Lewallen, John
Grebenkemper, and
others who have published on the accuracy subject.
Paul, W9AC
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From: Phil Hystad k7...@comcast.net
To: Elecraft
On Dec 10, 2009, at 6:26 AM, Mike wrote:
The problem on a Windows box is sharing the comm port with another
application.
Which is a very good reason for supporting the K3 as a network addressable
device. Each K3 should have its own IP address.
73, Mike NF4L
Barry N1EU wrote:
Wondering if anyone has a suggestion of a solid state amp or pushing
the K3 PA to obtain 150 watts out on 160m?
Why can't you just hook up 120 volts AC as your power source instead of that
puny little 12 volts DC thing. Not only would you get 10 times the voltage
which
according to Ohm's
The K3 Assembly guide says that you would need a accurate power meter measuring
1 mW to 5 W. Also, a signal generator calibrated 50 microVolts output at 20 or
40 meters. I have a signal generator that goes up to 5 MHz but I am pretty
certain that the voltage adjust does not go down to 50
level, look at the Mini Kits.
73,
Don W3FPR
Phil Hystad wrote:
The K3 Assembly guide says that you would need a accurate power meter
measuring 1 mW to 5 W. Also, a signal generator calibrated 50 microVolts
output at 20 or 40 meters. I have a signal generator that goes up to 5 MHz
but I
to read power output.
73,
Don W3FPR
Phil Hystad wrote:
Don,
Thanks for the pointer to the XG2 -- yes, that is what I was trying to think
of. About them being optional, I did see that but I was curious as to what
what gains by the precise adjustments. If the default settings give you
Since there are a lot of kit builders on this forum I have a question that
maybe someone can answer. What is the best magnet type wire for winding
toroid style inductors. By best, I mean the enamel insulation on the wire for
ease of removal and soldering and so on.
And, do you have a source
is 155 deg C insulation, sometimes with a
overcoat which is known as type SPN.
Jack K8ZOA
On 12/17/2009 7:47 PM, Phil Hystad wrote:
Since there are a lot of kit builders on this forum I have a question that
maybe someone can answer. What is the best magnet type wire for winding
I would like to see more comments from K3 kit builders to counter these
points being made here.
I am also planning on getting the K3 and there is only one thing that is
holding up my order right now and that is trying to figure out when I can
spend the time to put it together. But, I am also a
Lots of people have responded to my question and I feel that it is not really
necessary to drag this out. I was sort of looking to see if there were more
people who had problems after building the K3 but due to flaws in individual
component boards due to the fact that an integrated K3 could
One solution that I think is a worthy idea is to remove the speaker from the K3
permanently. This should allow more room inside the K3 for future little add-on
things that Wayne and Eric might come up with.
Then, a small external speaker in a nice matching enclosure could be sold as a
kit
Just checked and they seem to be back ordered. I wonder how long the wait is.
Maybe this is the Christmas rush.
But, does anyone have a switch setup or configuration for feeding multiple rigs
into one set of speakers. My current Icom speaker has dual input with a switch
for port A or B. I
I noticed from the documentation that the K3 Key out line can handle up to 200
VDC and 5 amps. I assume this means that when the key out is closed that it
can handle 5 amps of current.
So, I am curious, what kind of switch mechanism is used for TR switching. Is
this an actual relay or is it
One of the things that I have not yet decided is the filters to get for my K3
order. I am firm on getting the 400 Hz 8-pole filter (80 percent or so CW
ops). But, I like to scan the band looking for signals with a wider filter,
say around 1 to 1.2 KHz. Do I need to get the 1 K filter. If I
Back when I was a kid and doing a lot of experimenting, I would sometimes build
a transistor based project. I was comfortable with tube circuits but never
with anything solid state. One fear I had was destroying transistors with heat
from a soldering iron. I was taught to always use a heat
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Just before Christmas, I slammed down the plastic on my Apple Mac Book Pro
laptop and ordered the K3. This was the denouement of a long process. I
started getting interested back when the order queue was very long, months and
months. I put it off until the line got smaller. Came back in
They were open today since they shipped my K3 today. I just got the UPS
confirmation e-mail message.
Oh, today is Monday, December 28, 2009.
On Dec 28, 2009, at 3:25 PM, Evert Bakker (PA2KW) wrote:
Is Elecraft closed these days? (Vacation)
73's, Evert PA2KW
On Jan 2, 2010, at 8:43 AM, Edward Dickinson, III wrote:
Accuracy and resolution are two different matters.
Yes, they are different but unfortunately they are often inextricably
intertwined.
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Funny,
I too just finished putting it together. Works with no problems on the first
test.
And, my K3 kit arrived today. The boxes are sitting here on the floor in my
den and I will probably get started on it tomorrow. Tonight I am reading
through the assembly manual.
phil, K7PEH
On Jan
Steve,
Your tree may be an opportunity for putting up a horizontal or sloped delta
loop antenna. The lowest operating frequency would depend primarily on the
total length of wire you put up. A total length for a loop antenna should be
close to the wavelength of your lowest frequency of
Wes and others...
There is such a wealth of technical information on this reflector that I am a
little surprised and maybe a little disappointed that the Elecraft technical
notes section of their web site is so sparse. I would like to see a program
where some peer reviewed articles are papers
Well, I have spread out the basic components of the K3 kit, serial #3799 on my
card table in my den/shack/office/man-cave. I am posting a photo on my Mac web
site of the layout. The link is: http://homepage.mac.com/phystad/K3_3799.jpg.
The photo does not include the options boxes or the 100
Gang,
I am in that part of the K3 calibration and configuration steps called
Reference Oscillator in the Owner's Manual (page 50). And, I am confused.
There is an errata sheet that says that the K3 Utility has an added TXCO
calibration data entry screen but I do not find it on my running
Of Phil Hystad
Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2010 6:37 PM
To: Elecraft Reflector
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 Calibration and Configuration: Reference Oscillator
Gang,
I am in that part of the K3 calibration and configuration steps called
Reference Oscillator in the Owner's Manual (page 50). And, I
-
From: Phil Hystad [mailto:k7...@comcast.net]
Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2010 7:02 PM
To: Dick Dievendorff
Cc: 'Elecraft Reflector'
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Calibration and Configuration: Reference
Oscillator
Thanks.
I actually would be using my Mac but since I was not sure
With nothing else to do late last night I was looking at the schematics for the
K3, in particular the lower power amplifier.
I decided to look up the specs for the RF power transistors and noticed that
one was for HF and the other was for VHF. And, from these specs, it looks like
the VHF
I got it. Should we send poor Rick some money. Here, let me get out my
monopoly game.
On Jan 7, 2010, at 11:20 AM, Matt Palmer wrote:
Anyone else get this mail from the elecraft list? Its spam/scam. Can
the mods do something to plug their holes.
THX.
On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 2:14
A few questions about the K144XV...
1. I noticed from the manual that the chassis stiffener that comes with the
K144XV seems to be the same one that I already have in my late model K3 (3799).
Is this true?
2. Although I can look it is easier to ask: would it also be true that the
need to
I am installing the 100 watt PA in the K3. In fact, I just finished and the
only steps are replacing the top and bottom cover panels. There is the step
where you place the PA board in place mating the two connectors to the KPAIO3
board. This is covered in the top part of page 16 of my KPA3
I received my new K3 this last Monday, put it together, and yesterday I
installed the 100 watt PA. I was putting the bottom covers back on and as I
was screwing one screw into the little standoff post in the center of the
bottom, the screw would not tighten. So, I took the bottom plate off to
I think we all need to remember that features are approved and added by
Elecraft,
not by users. However, I bet a lot of the features that we like in the K3 come
from
user suggestions or from similar sources (dialog on other forums?).
I think that the freedom to suggest a new feature should be
This could very easily be a nice K3 Utility feature. Actually, a good model
for this feature is found in MS Visual Studio 2010 (and, earlier versions).
This allows the setup of the Visual Studio software to be saved in a file so
that it can be restored at a later time or even shared with
I got a new KX1 kit along with the 30/80 band addition at the Elecraft booth at
SEAPAC this weekend. Now, all I need is the time to put it together. I am
willing to trade my Norcal 40A for 15-hours of someone's spare time. You can
e-mail the hours.
So, I am thinking though that I want to
.
73,
Don W3FPR
Phil Hystad wrote:
I got a new KX1 kit along with the 30/80 band addition at the Elecraft booth
at SEAPAC this weekend. Now, all I need is the time to put it together. I
am willing to trade my Norcal 40A for 15-hours of someone's spare time. You
can e-mail the hours
I like the idea of a single list. Especially when my interest spans the
Elecraft offering. I have a KX1 which I have not built yet (just got it last
weekend) and I have a K3 and I am interested in the other technical discussions
that often crop up on K2 or K1 or whatever.
If I want to skip
, at 4:58 PM, Phil Hystad wrote:
I like the idea of a single list. Especially when my interest spans the
Elecraft offering. I have a KX1 which I have not built yet (just got it last
weekend) and I have a K3 and I am interested in the other technical
discussions that often crop up on K2
I just noticed some behavior on my K3 that I never noticed before since I have
not used AM mode until now. In AM mode, I noticed several things about the
filter adjustment. By the way, I do have the 6 KHz filter installed (FL2).
First observation: the maximum filter width that I can adjust
So, what is the better way to go. There is the internal KXAT1 auto-tuner for
$99 and then there is the external T1 auto-tuner for $136.
Are these the same or equivalent tuners?
What is the SWR range for these? 10:1, 5:1, or 3:1 or whatever?
Is there an advantage to the KXAT1 other then the
http://www.elecraft.com
On Jun 12, 2010, at 8:07 PM, Phil Hystad phys...@mac.com wrote:
So, what is the better way to go. There is the internal KXAT1 auto-tuner
for $99 and then there is the external T1 auto-tuner for $136.
Are these the same or equivalent tuners?
What is the SWR range
There is less and less reason to ever buy anything other then an Elecraft
product -- fast becoming the one stop shopping mall of ham radio gear.
On Jun 16, 2010, at 3:50 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
In case anyone was wondering: We are definitely planning to ship a new
high-power autotuner
Good browsers to use include:
Firefox
Safari (Apple's browser)
Chrome (from Google)
You will find that Chrome and Safari are far faster in page rendering then
Firefox. I prefer both Safari (first) and then Chrome over Firefox.
All three browsers are available on Windows and Apple Mac
First, a comment: I have not yet done any satellite ops work and I am still
learning about it so my questions may have simple answers.
Has anyone used the K3 with the K144XV for satellite repeater type contacts.
Skipping the issue of antenna for the moment, does the K144XV offer any of the
...unwilling to pay even $1 for an accurate clock in the K3
I bought a Citizen ECO drive watch a few months ago. I liked it because it was
solar powered and had a clean face. About once a month I might check it with
my internet-updated laptop computer clock. I paid about $175 at Costco for
Just goes to show you that the smart operator is like a boy scout -- be
prepared. So, have two K3s or at least another good rig for backup.
Of course, a conspiracy theorist would see this as a Elecraft marketing scheme:
that is, slow down repair cycle to encourage customers to buy a second K3
Excellent point. I am right handed but almost always use my left hand for
fiddling the knobs and buttons on my K3 (or, any other rig with one exception).
My right hand is either next to my Begali paddle or it is holding a pencil/pen.
The one exception is my mobile rig which is right of the
Does anyone know the accuracy of the K3 keyer speed and the display readout of
the speed. I am thinking that the speed of the keyer is faster then the
display readout says that it is. I am guessing close to 20 percent faster but
I have not done any real measurements, just comparisons of
Question about adjusting the volume level (aka monitor level) of the SW
(switch) tone indicator. The monitor level seems to be associated with the CW
monitor level. That is, whatever level I set for my CW sidetone, that is what
is used for the SW Tone. So, is this true?
I would like to be
I was hunting around for some action today on the 20 meter band with CW. Did
not find anything but I discovered an unusual key click which I am not sure if
it is a real key click or not or maybe just some artifact of the sidetone
monitor.
Since I was looking for stations, I was playing with
Jim,
I am using essentially the same setup. I got a lot of help from Chen (W7AY)
the author of CocoaModem.
I also had a problem of no output and it turned out to be that I was using the
default jumper settings on the Signalink and you need to boost the output by
setting jumper 3 (JP3).
As far as I have ever known, the S-meter reading has nothing to do with the S
of RST signal report. The S is itself defined as the somewhat subjective
measure of how strong the signal appears to be (see the definition of each of
the numbers from 1 to 9). I do admit that many people use the
I have two kits right now and a third (the P3) on the way soon (I hope). I got
the KX1 to replace my Norcal 40A QRP rig and I just got (yesterday) the W2 to
add to my growing collection of SWR meters.
My plan is to do the P3 first. So, I am waiting until the P3 arrives. But, I
am thinking
Would this work with any tuner? That is, can I take a regular unbalanced tuner
and put a dummy load on the input and then use it to create an artificial
mismatch for testing?
73, phil, K7PEH
P.S. Loss issues would not be important for my thinking of doing this.
On Jul 23, 2010, at 11:22
I hope so because I haven't received my P3 yet.
On Jul 23, 2010, at 01:18 PM, W4CCS w4...@w4ccs.com wrote:
Sorry if I missed a thread on this, but did Elecraft miss the July 17
proposed ship date for the P3..??
W4CCS
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I received my e-mail from Elecraft this afternoon requesting confirmation of my
P3 order and the shipping address. I guess this means that they may ship very
soon, such as maybe tomorrow.
73, phil, K7PEH
On Jul 29, 2010, at 7:14 PM, Don Cunningham wrote:
I'm glad you can get something
Jack,
Welcome to the K3 family. I got mine in early January (Serial #3799). But, I
can't imagine using the same radio for 22 years. Of course, my total ham radio
operator time is only 7 years: one year as a Novice in 1965/1966 and 6 years
as a Extra beginning in 2004. But, I am looking
It is the early adopters, those at the front of the queue who help to work out
those bugs that are part of the teething process for the benefit of those who
come later. If it were not for the early adopters, the later group becomes the
early adopters.
Thank you to the early adopters, you make
Think of the early adopters as waves if users. The first wave is defined as
the early adopters. But, if the first wave did not exist, the second wave
becomes the first wave and therefore becomes the early adopters.
On Aug 1, 2010, at 12:22 PM, John wrote:
At 11:36 AM 01/08/10, you wrote:
Correction: ...waves of users
On Aug 1, 2010, at 12:34 PM, Phil Hystad wrote:
Think of the early adopters as waves if users. The first wave is defined as
the early adopters. But, if the first wave did not exist, the second wave
becomes the first wave and therefore becomes the early
The second wave is the first wave by definition. Just like solving the
infinite ladder resistance network problem.
On Aug 1, 2010, at 1:32 PM, John wrote:
If there isn't a first wave in the first place, there can't possibly
be a second wave.
Forgive me, it's a slow Sunday. :-)
At
My new P3 arrived today. Now, time to put it together. I think that time will
be Saturday. I will time my time.
73, phil, K7PEH
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even though the manual
indicates it should not be necessary.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 8/4/2010 8:10 PM, Phil Hystad wrote:
My new P3 arrived today. Now, time to put it together. I think that
time will be Saturday. I will time my time.
73, phil, K7PEH
I read the owner's manual that came with my P3 but then realized that it had
been updated. My original was A1 and I just downloaded the A2 copy and I am
printing it. I also downloaded the errata to A2.
So, does anyone know what changed between A1 and A2?
73, phil, K7PEH
I see that the P3 Utility for Mac OS X is not yet available. Will this be
available soon? I do have a Windows 7 laptop that I can dig out of the corner
and dust off but I prefer to maintain stuff on my Mac where my backup and other
files (K3) are kept. By soon, I don't mean by tomorrow,
with a real
P3.
He is also porting the K3 Freq Memory Editor.
I'd guess these are probably days or a week away but not months, barring
unforeseen difficulties.
Dick, K6KR
Sent from my iPhone
On Aug 6, 2010, at 8:37 PM, Phil Hystad phys...@mac.com wrote:
I see that the P3 Utility
seated Assembly Procedure pg B3.
Added specific instruction to place the serial number label on the rear
panel under the IF IN jack.
Ron AC7AC
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Sent
Would it be cheaper and better then my Astron power supplies? My Astron's do
not sit next to my K3 or any of my other equipment. Therefore, whether they
match the look of a K3 (or not) is not important.
But, if a kit version were produced and if it was cost comparable to other
non-kit power
I discovered a new feature of the P3 that was not documented or mentioned so
far. It is the patience feature and I have observed this feature in operation
all weekend as I have been too busy to put my P3 together yet even though I
have had it since last Wednesday. And, such a short time
It seems to be that a bigger K3 is a different radio then the K3 and should be
called something different. No, not even K3A or whatever.
I probably would not buy one though. I like my K3 as it is. If there is some
great new technology that is embraced by Elecraft that does not fit the K3,
This may have already been discussed as I am a little bit behind in my P3
reading. However, can a K3 macro trigger the execution of a P3 macro (and,
visa-versa)?
73, phil, K7PEH
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Am I the only one who is missing the hole cover strip that was added to the
parts list and assembly instructions in the latest errata to the P3 manual?
I looked everywhere and this is my second inventory of parts. It is not
critical and will not hold up my assembly but I was curious if anyone
?
No. It appears to have been added somewhere around s/n 60 along with
the IF buffer mod. Neither was present in s/n 37.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 8/12/2010 9:08 PM, Phil Hystad wrote:
Am I the only one who is missing the hole cover strip that was added
to the parts list and assembly
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