Has anyone thought about a Mobile Bracket for the K3?. Not just a U shaped
piece of metal, but a tray or semi tray with friction locks and arms,
adjustable, engineered for late model cars. And, of course, to be shipped in
pieces so we can put it together. Wayne I know you are busy how about
Recently Don Wilhelm posted a K3 fix for noisy audio, I tried it and it
works very well. This fix solved a noisy audio problem I have had for over a
year. I'm an old timer, 88, and the K3 is a young transceiver took a while
getting together. I don't do digital modes or contests just sideband
Am surprised no one mentioned that the D104 was made with two types of
elements, crystal, believe they were Rochelle salts or something like that
and ceramic. If I remember correctly the ceramic was the D104C, had lower
output and could withstand heat and rougher handling. I copied Tom's J310
We know that to obtain the maximum audio level between two devices we must
match the impedances between them. The impedance of mono and stereo headsets
vary widely a good way to tell is if you have to rotate the volume control a
lot to get a small increase in volume there is a mismatch.The
Am now using K3 rear panel mic connector. Front panel mic connector has an
unfinished look and is open to dust and other stuff. Does anyone know where
possibly a knurled screw on cover may be obtained.
Bob, w5pvr
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