[Elecraft] K3 - BAND1 output not changing

Debugging a problem on a friend's K3. Using an external band decoder that has pull up resistors, the BAND1 line output from the AUX connector is always high, and of course that is messing up the decoding function on about half of the bands. The radio is working normally otherwise. Reviewing

Re: [Elecraft] K3 Settings

It is understood that you can't clone one K3 from another, but I have another question: Can you clone the Main RX to the SUB? I would like to be able to make the SUB exactly like the MAIN, especially AGC, NB, Width, Shift, etc. It would be great if this could be done with a single command of

Re: [Elecraft] problem addendum

Rob, Eric is correct. http://www.qth.com/topten/apnote9.htm Hope this helps. 73 - Dave N3RD On 27 Dec 2010 at 17:04, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraf wrote: This sounds like a classic ground loop problem where your DX doubler may not be at the same AC ground potential as the K3s. Are they

[Elecraft] Mute Question

In our Multi-Op station, we use a lot of K3s, many times with two on the same band, and sometimes with two on the SAME FREQUENCY. N1MM Logger provides for a very convenient callsign stacking feature allowing an assisting operator to listen to the running station's pileup and suggest callsigns.

[Elecraft] K3 - External RX Mute

In the recent WAE CW Contest, we had two K3s on the same band, one as the live transmitter, and the other either tuning the band or listening on the running frequency to assist the run operator. While listening on the run station's frequency, even though we used an Acom 2S1 to ground the

Re: [Elecraft] [K3] Subtle Change in CW monitor tone

I've heard the same thing, and while it's not a show stopper by any means, I wish that there was something that could be done about it. 73 - Dave N3RD On 11 Mar 2010 at 13:13, Bill W4ZV wrote: Phil Hystad-2 wrote: When listening to a single CW station I detect a slight tone frequency