I suspect that many of us have separate antennas for different bands, most
likely for HF and 6m. The two antenna inputs on the K3 work very well for that
purpose and switch automatically when I switch bands. That is why I am curious
why the KPA500 does not at least have two switched outputs
I have been updating my K3 #170 with the past mods to bring it
uptodate. I replaced the KXV3 option with newer KXV3A. In my update
packet, I also received RXA mod kit. Am I correct in assuming that I do
NOT need this mod kit?
Raj
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to add it, I would leave it out.
73,
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Rajiv Dewan, N2RD wrote:
I have been updating my K3 #170 with the past mods to bring it
uptodate. I replaced the KXV3 option with newer KXV3A. In my update
packet, I also received RXA mod kit. Am I correct in assuming that I
do NOT need
I asked this very question at Dayton.
The K144XV will cover 4Mhz of the 2m band while the XV144 only covers
2MHz.
What I do not know is if K144XV allows 2m reception on the subreceiver.
Raj, N2RD
On May 27, 2009, at 3:55 AM, Svend Spanget wrote:
OK, the new K144XV-F costs 349.95. Also
This is probably 8 days too late, but the site may be down because of
a whole lot of new products being announced. Apple takes it's site
down while updating for new products. Elecraft is following he same
strategy. Look for a spectrum display that beats the one built into
ICOM7800 in
I am using the 1Khz filter.
It is my most used filter for CW, my primary mode of operation on HF.
My whole filter complement is 2.8KHz, 1Khz, 400Hz and 250Hz. So for
all width settings between 1Khz and 400Hz, I use this filter.
Regarding efficacy, I only recently got the 1KHz filter.
FYI,
KRX3 ordered along with K3 on 5/2 (K3 #170)
Received Friday 7/25, installed and running today 7/29 (was out of town
:( )
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My experience agrees with Roger: poor 6m receive performance on hearing
weak signals. I am going to measure the MDS to see if it is all OK.
Raj, N2RD K3 #170
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My experience was just the opposite. I had the K3 and TS-2000 side by
side and the K3, without any
Connected up my signal generator to the antenna input. I can discern
a CW signal at -137dBm. This is with the 250Hz filter. I used an
uncalibrated HP8640B sig gen.
This seems to match the ARRL reports. Another 5dB would be nice.
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And its not just Australians. I have no use for a ssb only band either.
We'll just wait for that feature update.
Raj, N2RD
On Mar 22, 2008, at 11:23 PM, Greg wrote:
Not as of yet but we do have a feature planned for band mapping that
will
allow you to choose which bands are available when
Hi Lee,
Here is my set up for RTTY with just the sound card and vox.
1. Connect speaker out from sound card to line in on the rear panel of K3.
2. Connect line in on sound card to line out on the rear panel of K3.
3. Go to main menu, use vfo b to select mic select and vfo a to select
Line In
Hi Al,
Are you using the latest drivers from the Prolific site? I had a
similar problem that I fixed with a driver refresh.
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On Feb 18, 2008, at 7:59 PM, AD9P wrote:
I was able to update to MCU 1.68, but the DSP update failed
I was having difficulty updating my K3 with the latest version of the
DSP code. On Greg's recommendation I updated the KUSB driver and that
solved my problem.
I could not find the link to KUSB driver on the Elecraft site, but found
them on www.prolific.com.tw. The device is PL-2303. I
reference
oscillator moved by 19KHz in the first 15 minutes. I have the
optional TCXO installed. Perhaps, you do too.
After that, first do the REF CAL with WWV.
Then re-do the VCO Cal.
Followed by TX calibration.
Hope this works for you,
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I have 250Hz, 400Hz and 2.8KHz roofing filters installed. After update
to the latest firm ware I am noticing that the radio goes really deaf
when the 250Hz or the 400Hz filters are used. I have set the
appropriate gain of 4db and 2db, respectively for the 250Hz and 400Hz
filters. The FLX
Added note: the change in the DDS frequency occurs by just changing the
filter width or selecting the narrower filters.
Raj
Rajiv Dewan, N2RD wrote:
I have 250Hz, 400Hz and 2.8KHz roofing filters installed. After
update to the latest firm ware I am noticing that the radio goes
really deaf
the passband.
Let me know how it goes. I'll be up for awhile longer.
Greg
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 #170 CW Filter oddity
It is the default 49.380Mhz.
Raj
Greg wrote
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Subject: REF OSC Frequency
Great suggestion Greg.
I did not have an appropriate cable to hook into J1 on KEF3. So I
unhooked it from KSYN3
Don't feel so bad Don. I put down 50% on May 2 and I am yet to see the
shipping invoice. I am leaving next week for Xmas and probably will not
see the rig until next year.
Raj, N2RD
Don Rasmussen wrote:
New K3 orders received after Dec. 10th are targeted
March delivery.
Alrighty then,
A significant portion of the functionality of K3 is software
defined. Elecraft has already indicated this will be 'one-click'
updateable using WinXP. These kinds of modern radios can really be
modified significantly by software alone. Consider the improvements
in Ten-Tec's Orion and
I will be replacing my Yaesu 1KMP with the K3. My Yaesu rig has some
Inrad and Yaesu optional Tfilters for the 8.215Mhz IF. Will I be
able to use them in the K3?
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On May 14, 2007, at 10:51 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
N2RD:
I will be replacing my Yaesu 1KMP with the K3. My Yaesu rig has
some
Inrad and Yaesu optional filters for the 8.215Mhz IF. Will I be
able to use them in the
choices and still more to come. My guess is that with so many
options available for the first filter in the rig, Elecraft will
handily beat the Y2K in most receiver measurement numbers.
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On May 10, 2007, at 9:48 AM, Lee Buller wrote
The changes to Part 97 have appeared in the 11/15/2006 edition of the
Federal Register. So they will go into effect on 12/15. Does this
imply that the amps (KPA 800 and KPA1500) will be available on 12/15?
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I suspect the regulation in the Astron. Can you put a DVM on that,
preferably one with an real meter, to detect a voltage change?
Raj
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On Nov 6, 2006, at 3:31 PM, Stephen W. Kercel wrote:
Fellow Elecrafters
I've discussed this phenomenon
Here is another simple explanation. Perhaps it is voltage drop on
your power supply. You probably have the best match and most power
output on the 40m band, Is your power supply up to it? A simple way
to test this is to turn the power out down by 30W or so. Not enough
db wise to make
and they will mate with each other.
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One of the characteristics I look for is response time / refresh time /
time to read. It is much easier to make adjustments that depend on
measured voltage or resistance if the meter quicks refreshes the
readings. Some multimeters, especially some of the Flukes, are
excellent in this regard.
Dear All:
I just built my second N2PK VNA using VE3IVM's board. So my first one
is now for sale.
Specs: As described in http://users.adelphia.net/~n2pk/
Built and tested by me in Fall 2005.
Built on Greg Ordy's board kit
The Valpey Fisher Oscillator is
to try even larger hang times and
compare the sound.
Hope you find this interesting,
Raj, N2RD
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the timing for the Yaes and use Spectrogram to
hear instead of my ears and see what I come up with.
Thanks for all the input. I have gone back and checked out the past
discussion on improving K2 QSK by modifying R17.
Regards,
Raj
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Did an A/B comparison of QSK between the K2 and my Yaesu 1KMP that I
have owned for many years. To give Yaesu all the advantage I could,
I set the delays to zero, no linear, set the linear switch to off (it
affects the timing), and turned on the DSP. The received audio on
the Yaesu was
. It is probably not a bad idea to try out all the nuts
for connectors / jacks before installing them.
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On Jul 18, 2006, at 11:19 AM, Michael Cook wrote:
Hi all. I've been assembling my K2 since thursday and having a ton
of fun. Last night I
. It would keep cycling
through all the bands and show random frequency that seemed to change
with each poll.
(BTW, the combination worked just fine with N1MM logger.)
Has any one else noticed this? Any fix?
Thanks,
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the problem
went away.
Not sure why!
73HankK8DD
On 7/17/06, Rajiv Dewan, N2RD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried to use my K2/KIO2/XV combination with Writelog for last
weekend's CQWW VHF competition and failed.
I hooked up the K2 to a serial port and set it up on Writelog. While
Writelog
I used a Heil Proset. I already owned one and used it with my Kenwood.
When I built the K2, I realized that it was easiest if I followed the
Heil Proset scheme as it is the easierst to jumper on the board. I then
opened up the adapter cord and wired it accordingly. It works well and
is
this weekend.
Thanks for your note,
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shack to the incremental
current draw is not an issue.
Any thoughts appreciated,
Raj, N2RD
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Hola Eduardo:
You can download it from
http://cp.literature.agilent.com/litweb/pdf/08657-90157.pdf
Raj, N2RD
Eduardo Jacob wrote:
Hi
I have got a 2nd hand HP 8657B RF generator that needs some fixing. I am
searching the service manual which in HP's numbering is 08657-90007. Does
anybody
Just wanted to report that K2 #5613 lives. I just made a couple of q's,
one in MN (from NY) and another to YO.
Time to start working on the options.
All the best,
Raj, N2RD
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Rajiv,
You might want to send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for your case, but
here's the advice I got.
Note that mine was #3121 your advice from Elecraft may be different:
http://www.ac6rm.net/mailarchive/html/elecraft-list/2005-08/msg00562.html
73,
Leigh/WA5ZNU
Rajiv Dewan, N2RD wrote:
I am
I am building K2 #5613 and having a great time. I am doing Alignment
and Test Part II.
My problem is the following:
BFO High Freq 4,916.98 KHz and it is greater than 4916.3 as it should be.
BFO Low Freq 4,912.92 KHz, this is higher than what it should be
(4,912.7).
Although the range is
, and many other projects.
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these options.
Your other possible path is to buy the 'Rework Eliminators' and follow their
instructions.
73,
Don W3FPR
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in the late '80s.
73,
Mark, NK8Q
K2 4786
Allentown, PA (FN20)
Rajiv Dewan, N2RD wrote:
Just arrived: K2 #5613 with KSB2, K160RX, K60XV, KNB2, KIO2, and
KDSP2 for use as IF rig for the four XVs (50, 144, 222, 432) that I
have already built. Since I plan to put these options in, is there
an optimal
) and actually find installing some parts, like 1206 resistors
easier and faster with SMD rather than the leaded parts.
Raj
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On Apr 20, 2005, at 9:45 AM, Mike Morrow wrote:
Wayne wrote:
We'll pre-install SMD replacements in future kits should
and so there is no 12V for the oscillator.
There is 12 V on Pin 5 and Pin 3 of JP9. The 5V regulator U4 also has
12V input.
Any suggestions?
As an aside, the XV144 that I built is working fine.
Raj
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On Sep 1, 2004, at 10:28 AM, Paul wrote:
Reflector members,
Just a note about the Elecraft Transverters...
So very little has been written or posted on the reflector about these
units. These deserve a much higher profile
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