I would like to cover the top of my wooden workbench
with something to both protect the top and radios
I'm working on. Something anti-static would be ideal.
Any ideas out there?
73, Roger
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Yes, it does work well if you dont have fat fingers! Several times
I've managed to cancel SPLIT in the heat of battle producing
lots of embarrassment and UPs.
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Does the K3 cut back the power under high SWR conditions?
Very handy when tuning up GG linear.
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Hi Don,
Thanks for the info, I downloaded the program and carried out the
calibration procedure, and yes, it was interesting to watch but didn't cure
the problem.
Here's the results I get, the power indicated is taken from the KW. I start
out at 50w, then increase the power
I see where the K3DSPLPF is offered. Any chance of
getting a kit of all the parts to bring up an older board
to the latest rev?
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I've received several replies and it's obvious
I didn't make my self clear in my first post.
Elecraft sells the K3DSPLPF board separately for
installation on the receiver's DSP board. There
are several additional changes necessary to bring
the DSP board up to the current rev. These changes
have
Nick-WA5BDU wrote:
I've been turning on 160 the first thing in the morning for a couple
weeks, ever since putting elevated radials under my inverted L, and
hearing nothing but noise and a couple U.S. super stations calling CQ
DX. Did I mention there was a wasp on the window outside my room
Phil Debbie Salas wrote:
I use my K3 with an Ameritron ALS-600 amplifier and MFJ-998 autotuner (hey,
the KPA-500 and KAT-500 aren't available yet). Anyway, I tune the MFJ-998
by leaving it in the full auto position and then just press TUNE on the K3.
I set my K3 TUNE power for 15 watts
Ignacy wrote:
Why not set the tune to 1-2W? K3 allows for this as opposed to nearly all
other radios.
The number of software options in K3 is reaching the sky and many problems
of current operators stem from not remembering options that were turned on
by mistake.
Ignacy, NO9E
I think
vtuff59...@aol.com wrote:
Guys,
you should all emigrate to the UK!
We have 240V AC as standard ;-)
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I had 220/380 volt 3 phase at my house in Germany! Unfortunately, they
were 10 Hz short.
I've recently installed the KAT3 in my K3. The instructions are quite
vague and I'm not sure mine is operating correctly.
First, the manual says there are 30 memories/band for the ATU settings.
These seem to change automatically as I tune around. The question is, does
the unit switch settings
This is NOT true! It merely raises the feedpoint impedance...just the same as
adding a
4-1 transformer.
73, Roger
On 10/1/2013 3:10 PM, Barry LaZar wrote:
As I read your post, I infer that at the moment you are wanting to add 160
meters to your capability. An antenna that I have used
I tried the cal procedure on pg 49 of the manual. I have no WMTR LP in the
config
menu plus the procedure does not work as written. Has there been a change?
Regards, Roger
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If you don't calibrate the wattmeter how does the K3 Utility know when the
output
is 5 or 50 watts?
On 10/30/2013 2:38 PM, Roger D Johnson wrote:
I tried the cal procedure on pg 49 of the manual. I have no WMTR LP in the
config
menu plus the procedure does not work as written. Has there been
I finally figured out what was happening. The procedure in the manual is wrong!
On step 5, the power is set by the FRONT PANEL POWER CONTROL
On step 7, TAP tune, do NOT hold it. If you hold it, you get the tune power
which
is a separate menu item.
To key the tx in CW I had to insert a shorted
I recently asked Greg, W8WWV, if he would update his S meter Lite program
to include the K3. He was amenable provided the K3 S meter read command
returned 8 bits of data for sufficient resolution. It appears, from reading the
programmer's reference manual, that the K3 command only returns 4 bits.
Using the K3 utility I typed in the S meter command, SM$, but
the program doesn't return a reading. It just echos the command.
Obviously, I'm doing something wrong!
73, Roger
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On 4/6/2011 11:44 AM, Phil Townsend wrote:
I really hate to bring it up again... But hear me out:
My A/C service entrance does not have a ground rod.
My house was built about 25 years ago.'
I pulled the service front panel and found the following:
All the grounds and neutrals are bonded to
When switching the sub-receiver ON does your VFO B frequency
display momentarily display J before the frequency comes up?
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I found an old padded TI calculator case that is a perfect fit for
my new KX3 and cable! Most of us have several of these laying
around.
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On 6/8/2011 12:26 PM, Jim Lowman wrote:
Maybe you mean KX1, since the KX3 isn't available yet?
If it were for the KX3, that would have been one big calculator!
72/73 de Jim - AD6CW
On 6/8/2011 8:03 AM, Roger D Johnson wrote:
I found an old padded TI calculator case that is a perfect fit
This doesn't work in split. Requires turning off to tune linear with dits.
Sometimes
I forget to turn split back on with the inevitable result.
73, Roger
On 1/26/2012 1:35 PM, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
Photoqsls now has a new order page dedicated to Elecraft custom QSLs
with
Back in the days when I had a TS-940 I made a very handy mod. Since I used a
headset
and didn't need the up/dwn connections on the microphone jack, I brought out
the
REV
and A/B VFO lines. I had a small minibox with three nice big pushbuttons
attached to a
three foot cord that was connected
Are there any plans to implement:
1. CW in SSB mode with SPLIT on?
2. variable Q or bandwidth for the APF function?
Thanks, Roger N1RJ
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Hi Lee...
It's now part of the CW WGHT config menu. Tap 4 to select AUTO OFF.
This turns the VOX off on power-up to prevent keying.
73, Roger
Lee Hill wrote:
Hi:
I recently purchased a used K3.
I have noticed the exact problem described in posts in 2008,
This has happened to me on couple of occasions while puttering around in back of
my radio bench. The Anderson
Power-Poles are convenient but have virtually no retention. If this happens, you
must use the Parameter Initialization
routine on page 63 of the manual. NOTE: This will NOT work if you
It appears this thread has broken into several topics based upon the readers
interpretation of the
problem. Let's break it into 4 categories:
1. Connecting the wire to the contact (crimping or soldering)
2. Inserting the contact into the connector body
3. Mating two connector bodies to form a
Nothing! There is nothing to keep these connectors mated but a small amount of
friction.
73, Roger
On 6/26/2013 8:08 AM, david Moes wrote:
10 Lbs? Ive used APP for years and I am quite satisfied the whole shack is
done that way. however Ive never had one set strong enough that I think could
I just built the KRC2 and it supports 60m. Unfortunately, the software is buggy
and
won't talk to the KRC2 for programming! I'm going to send it back if I can't
get it
running soon.
73, Roger
On 10/5/2011 5:48 PM, Larry K1UO wrote:
I believe a KRC-3 Band decoder than is fully compatible
I'm not seeing any difference here. Is there a new version of the
config program? I have v 0.9.3. I downloaded and reinstalled
downloader v 1.6. The installation seemed OK but I see no 6m
in the bandmap and it still says there is no KRC2 connected.
73, Roger
On 10/13/2011 1:12 PM, Eric Swartz -
Careful, Bill. You're about to be flamed by the Power Pole Police! You know,
those
that insist that insist that it takes 2700 lbs of force to disconnect PPs or
that you, in
your stupidity, have assembled the connectors improperly!
I've had them come apart several times when futzing around the
I do not dislike Power Poles and use them for many cords around my station. The
problem is that
my K3 is fed from the power supply using large (stiff) diameter conductors.
Brushing up against
these can cause them to disconnect from the K3. If the K3 is powered up, this
can result in the K3
cable to my K3 with a
four inch or so piece of the supplied cable with the PP's in line
crimped to it using vehicle cabling crimps. Provides flexibility at the
K3 without adding any significant extra IR loss.
Regards,
Mike VP8NO
On 13/03/2014 11:21, Roger D Johnson wrote:
I do not dislike Power
Page 63 of the manual. if you have anything on the ACC connector it must be
removed for this to work.
On 3/13/2014 11:15 AM, bwru...@gmail.com wrote:
Can you tell me where to find the procedure just in case?
73 De Brian W3BW
Brian F. Wruble, C.F.A.
Leap and the net will appear.
On Mar 13,
Ok...Let me ask YOU. Do you own a K3 and have you done this?
73, Roger
On 3/13/2014 2:22 PM, Art Bross wrote:
Careful, Bill. You're about to be flamed by the Power Pole Police! You
know, those
that insist that insist that it takes 2700 lbs of force to disconnect PPs
or that you, in
your
Or at least kill your idiotic comments!
On 3/13/2014 2:53 PM, GRANT YOUNGMAN wrote:
I kind of hope that Eric comes in and kills this thread.
I have NEVER had the power poles “fall out” of the back of my K3. That said, I
don’t pick up my radio and try to throw it across the room, I don’t have
OK...this is getting out of hand. I would suggest Elecraft make the cutout in
the
back panel of the K3 a bit taller over the chassis mount PP connectors. This
would
allow the use of the retaining clip and prevent this problem. I would have done
this
long ago but I didn't want to hack up the
I have only one small complaint about the ergonomics. I think the POWER button
should
be on the top left of the panel. My last two radios had it there and I was used
to it. I've
learned to use it at it's present location so it's a very minor gripe.
73 Roger
Only if you have the attenuator terminated properly!
On 6/6/2014 2:57 PM, Harlan wrote:
It must be my old age setting in but I can't get my head on right.
I have an AT1 attenuator I just finished assembling. My understanding of dB
attenuation must be off.
If I use an input of 1 volt,
I went to call VY2ZM on 75m SSB thia AM and nothing! I've gone thru all the
checking proceedures
I can think of including reloading software. I'm stumped. Any suggestions?
73, Roger
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It IS possible to send the K3 off to never-never land by removing the 12 volt
input before
shutting the radio off with the power switch. I've had it happen whilst mucking
around
behind my desk and accidentally pulling out the Anderson power-pole connector.
If you've saved the settings using
I think very few hams could afford the KWM-2. I'll give Collins the credit for
the innovation
but I think the Heath SB series had a much bigger influence on the average ham.
73, Roger (former owner of the SB-101)
On 2/7/2015 10:09 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
I'm working on my 62nd year as a ham
I meant to say same filter on 30 and 20m.
On 1/20/2015 3:49 PM, Roger D Johnson wrote:
My K3 has always had low output on 30m (ca 90 watts). I checked the TXG
(transmit gain)
figures and 40m is 64, 30m is 103 and 20m is 30. The K3 uses the same lowpass
filter on
30 and 40m. Is it possible mine
My K3 has always had low output on 30m (ca 90 watts). I checked the TXG
(transmit gain)
figures and 40m is 64, 30m is 103 and 20m is 30. The K3 uses the same lowpass
filter on
30 and 40m. Is it possible mine rolls off too quickly at the low end?
73, Roger N1RJ
It's normal, Dave. I've been trying to get Elecraft to change this for years.
That and the adjustable
bandwidth for the APF always seem to fall through the cracks. I finally bought a
Autek QF-1A
which helps immensely.
73, Roger
On 2/12/2015 12:38 AM, dyarnes wrote:
Hi All,
I probably
There are two problems with the PowerPoles:
1. The contact pulls out of the housing due to improper assembly.
2. The completed plug assembly (contacts and housings) pulls out of the
matching assembly on back of the K3.
Most people having a problem don't specify which problem they're
I think it's for Field Day or contests where someone else may be operating the
rig. It keeps
some of the more critical items a bit better hidden.
73, Roger
On 3/7/2015 5:36 PM, Ken G Kopp wrote:
I've wondered why there's an OFF mode for TECH MODE. Mine's never
been off since I first turned
The 4 encoders to the left of the main tuning knob all have a notchy feel
to them whereas the RIT encoder feels smooth. Is this normal? Are the
newest encoders notchy or smooth? Is the displayed frequency supposed
to change when the RIT knob is turned even when RIT is off?
73, Roger
My new boards arrived today. I popped one into the K3 for some testing. I was
especially interested
in the low frequency performance as I like to DX the LF broadcasts from 153 to
279 kHz. What I found
was that below 400 kHz, the noise level rises and at 100 kHz it's almost 20 over
9 on the S
Whatever happened to the plan to provide adjustable or stepped values of
selectivity for the APF function? I rigged up a kluge consisting of an old
Autek QF-1A but would much rather have it's function built-in.
73 Roger
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at 27 degrees elevation. Most of this is due to ground reflection. My vertical
has a
gain of 0.72 dbi. So I can run 7db more power (500 watts)!!!
73 Roger
On 11/12/2015 7:30 AM, Roy Koeppe wrote:
“Kpa500 on 60 is
It's pretty easy to jumper around the pins.
73, Roger
On 9/6/2015 8:13 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
What is you serial number?
Intermittent ERR 12V is one early warning sign of the "burned
12V pins" on the KPAIO3 and KPA3 boards. If you have an early
K3 that did not have the "gold pins" on
On 9/14/2015 2:42 PM, Roger D Johnson wrote:
According to the schematic, there is a shunt diode on the PA board. Hopefully,
it
prevented the full 12 volts from appearing on the circuitry. The smoke probably
came from the chokes ahead of the diode.
73, Roger
On 9/13/2015 11:09 PM, Don
On further thought, you can use a 12 volt system with boost/buck converter to
ensure
constant voltage to the K3.
On 9/25/2015 4:05 PM, Roger D Johnson wrote:
A possible solution is a 24 volt system. The solar panels are available as are
24 to 12
volt solid state converters.
73, Roger
A possible solution is a 24 volt system. The solar panels are available as are
24 to 12
volt solid state converters.
73, Roger
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Now you're talking an extra Kilobuck for these goodies. A programmable keypad
is far less expensive.
73, Roger
On 12/24/2015 10:51 AM, Cady, Fred wrote:
Hi,
A P3 with the SVGA option can store 50, 124 character macros that can be
executed with a single Ctrl-, Alt-, or Alt-Ctrl-key. You do
Sorry! It's a K3
On 11/23/2015 7:45 AM, Roger D Johnson wrote:
I've had power output problems on 30 for a while but I just noticed something
strange. I set the power to 100 watts and that's what it measures on my LP-100.
When I turn on the sub-receiver, the power drops to 88 watts! My TXGAIN
I've had power output problems on 30 for a while but I just noticed something
strange. I set the power to 100 watts and that's what it measures on my LP-100.
When I turn on the sub-receiver, the power drops to 88 watts! My TXGAIN on
30m is 95 which is far greater than the other bands.
73, Roger
I'm installing the "gold plated" connector mod and I noticed that my
PA module has a 2700 ufd cap mounted on the heat sink side of the
board between the +12 volt input and ground pins of P68B.
This cap isn't on the latest schematic (Jun 2010) and I don't see it
on any pics of the PA module! I
I just finished the connector mod and replaced some of the encoders. All seemed
to go well until I noticed that NONE of the front panel LEDs were lit!
has anyone been down this road before?
73, Roger
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Well, the "edit as new" didn't seem to work!
The rig with no front panel LEDs working is a K3.
I do have 5 volt power to the LEDs.
73, Roger
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For an international sewer; see 20 meters!
On 2/14/2016 12:40 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
On Sun,2/14/2016 9:17 AM, John wrote:
"A third word of advice...until you have some HF miles under your belt,
stay away from the abject buffoonery known as 75 meters."
Is there a problem with one of our bands?
Where does the K3 utility store it's data? RF gain cal, AGC cal, etc
73, Roger
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I immediately delete such messages! It may be genuine but it sure looks like a
troll looking to see if it's a "live" email address.
73, Roger
On 1/25/2017 2:38 PM, Jim Rhodes wrote:
When I get an email like this when I reply to a message on a forum like
this I get the impression that someone
Even the caption is incorrect! You don't "hone in" on anything.
73, Roger
On 2/17/2017 6:28 PM, Douglas Hudson wrote:
This is an example of how easy it is to build a kit.
http://www.eejournal.com/archives/fresh-bytes/everything-about-this-beautiful-woman-soldering-stock-photo-is-w/
I just tried and got this message:
We are expriencing issues with our Cloud Storage provider, Please be patient
while they work to resolve the problem. In the meantime some parts of QRZ may
not be available or may be slow to respond.
On 2/28/2017 3:00 PM, Ken G Kopp wrote:
Has anyone
I found a good buy on a Genovation CP48 -USBHID keypad but don't know
how to get it to work with LP-Bridge and my K3. I don't see a way to assign
it to a virtual port on LP Bridge. Any suggestions?
73, Roger
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I have the CP48 USBHID keypad which is the correct one for P3 users.
It already has the software to show as non-multimedia keyboard as
described on the NK7Z website.
$100 shipped
73, Roger
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Jeff, VA2SS, wrote an article covering this:
http://www.eham.net/articles/32176
Unfortunately, I can't retrieve the picture that went with the article. Jeff
used a "serial port splitter" but I think a program like LP-Bridge that
generated virtual ports will work also. I ordered a USB keypad
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I use an amplified pair of computer speakers.
73, Roger
On 12/31/2016 5:46 PM, Harry Yingst via Elecraft wrote:
I have the K3 and a pair of SP3 speakers
When I turn down the RF gain and turn on the NR (to clean up the band noise) I
run out of Audio (too quiet) to hear the weaker signals.
There is a man I wish I had met. Look up his safecracking escapades
at Los Alamos!
73, Roger
On 4/16/2017 2:40 PM, kev...@coho.net wrote:
If you are not familiar with Richard Feynman he was a physicist who worked on
the Manhattan Project. He was also a professor at Caltech. Here are some of
Unfortunately, lightning protection is one of the most discussed and least
understood topics in amateur radio. A properly engineered and constructed
Ufer ground works well but many seem to think that any amount of conductor
buried in any amount of concrete in any configuration is a Ufer ground!
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Cebik, W4RNL, modeled two versions of the T2FT. One 165ft long and the other
100ft.
Here is what he said about these antennas:
Terminator Resistor Losses
Although transmitting uses have been made of the T2FD, its chief use appears to
be as a short wave reception antenna. In this application,
I really like the format on Antique Radios:
http://antiqueradios.com/forums/
73, Roger
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I've just gotten interested in 6 meters but only CW and SSB. Is there any
cluster
software that lets you filter out the digital spots on 50,276?
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How ham radio has fallen. Incentive licensing, no code, and now, my computer
talks to your computer!
73, Roger
On 9/21/2017 10:58 AM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
Congratulations, Ken! How much power?
Wayne
N6KR
On Sep 21, 2017, at 4:40 AM, Ken Roberson via
Elecraft
I'm trying to get my system set up for RTTY. I think I have the cabling
OK. Using MTTY I can decode signals fine but when I try to transmit,
I get no power out. The MTTY program keys the VOX and I have 5
bars of ALC but nil on the wattmeter!
Help!
73, Roger N1RJ
.
Try again with the bare K3 and see what happens. If you have the KAT3
installed, do an ATU TUNE into the dummy load to set the L/C components to
match the dummy load.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 10/10/2017 4:37 PM, Roger D Johnson wrote:
I'm trying to get my system set up for RTTY. I think I have
Whilst searching for some RFI, I noticed my K3 has a sudden drop in gain
when tuning up past 3300 kHz. I have the KBPF3 installed but don't know
what frequencies the K3 switches from the normal filters to the KBPF3
filters.
73, Roger
The antenna is easy. Muting the external rx is the problem!
73, Roger
On 8/24/2017 12:00 AM, JEAN-FRANCOIS wrote:
Hi,
Is there anybody ever use an external receiver with a K3S as a second receiver…
to act as a second receiver that can share the same antenna the K3S use or
similar setup???
Let's see
Assuming the computer is running here's what I have to do:
1. Bring up Thunderbird mail program
2. Select Elecraft folder
3. Scroll down and click on the email I want to read.
For Antique Radio Forum, which I like very much, I do this:
1. Bring up ARF
2. Click on topic I want
The KPA-500 (and probably the KPA-1500) will automatically reduce the
power from the K3 to a predetermined level for proper drive and back to
the level from the power control when the amp is off.
Is there a way to invoke this magic with other amplifiers?
73, Roger N1RJ
Is the S meter supposed to read 60 over 9 when the RF gain is turned all the way
down?
Mine reads 30db!
73, Roger
On 12/13/2017 9:10 PM, Wes Stewart wrote:
I would first perform the RF Gain calibration using the K3 Utility. The
calibration program measures gain characteristics and applies
I was watching 6m yesterday and noticed several spurs. They were spaced 39kHz
apart. Amplitude dropped but didn't disappear when switched to dummy load.
I have the K3 with new synthesizer boards. Just wondering if anyone else seeing
something similar. IOW is it something in the K3 or external?
What are users seeing for maximum power output on each band?
73, Roger N1RJ
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I noticed that during the contest, that if I selected 50 or 100 Hz selectivity,
the audio would drop way down. It didn't used to be this way. I tried reloading
an earlier version of the software but couldn't figure out how to do it.
Hope this comes through, finally!
73, Roger
I noticed that during the contest, that if I selected 50 or 100 Hz selectivity,
the audio would drop way down. It didn't used to be this way. I tried reloading
an earlier version of the software but couldn't figure out how to do it.
Hope this comes through, finally!
73, Roger
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How do I load an older version back into the K3?
73, Roger
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IIRC there was no "standard". It was an arbitrary choice by the manufacturer
which side of the filter they put the BFO crystal frequency. Nice to have a
choice with the K3!
73, Roger
On 2/14/2018 11:15 AM, Chuck Chandler wrote:
Something that bugs me just a tiny wee bit.
So, for years I
It's also fine with a reliable sound card!
73, Roger
On 7/26/2018 6:33 PM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
The issue is that NaP3 does not support Airspy, SDRplay or RTS dongle
based SDRs. It's fine if one has LP-Pan with an unreliable sound card
or Fun Cube Dongle but otherwise it's rather
The amp arrived in fine shape and am getting familiar with all the
features. I have some questions:
Is there an input attenuator normally in-line?
I can't figure out how to manually change the L and C values for the tuner.
If these are changed, are the settings memorized?
73, Roger N1RJ
Ah! LORAN C. I remember it well.
Roger CWO4, USCG (retired)
On 8/20/2018 12:54 PM, Rose wrote:
Trivia ..
The last I knew the WWVB transmitter is a "repurposed" 100KW
LORAN C TX from the closed site in ND.
73!
K0PP
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Elecraft
I have the report. 3rd order IMD ranges from approx 31 to 35db at 1000 watts
output. Not terrible but not spectacular either. I really wish they had tested
it at rated power (1300 watts). I might be very different at that point!
73, Roger
On 7/24/2018 4:03 PM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
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