have.
Long story short, I have ordered a keypad - be here late next week. Then
I will play.
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I have assorted computer parts around - so I should be OK.
The make and model is the Genovation CP24 Serial - also got the USB
cable, for possible use in programming the keypad without having to
unplug everything.
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My goal is to take the computer out of the mix completely. I do not need
it for my style of operating and only use an old version of HRD for rig
control. The keypad will allow much better rig control than HRD
provided. Hence, I will have an open RS-232 for the keypad to use.
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You can see the keypad I bought here:
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I have been looking at this keypad:
http://store.genovation.com/programmables/cp24-db9serial.html
Is anyone using one of these? If so, please contact me by email at
callsign at nycap.rr.com
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A couple of cable ties will work wonders in making up for the short
comings of Power Poles. Use them as strain relief.
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connections on
Bakelite terminal strips. No unplanned disconnects.
I have the proper (expensive) crimp tool and actually do know what I am
doing. That said, other than Field Day use, I can see no reason to use
Power Poles.
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Not being a programmer - what does the lack of the null character mean?
Will a simple terminal program such as Putty suffice for working with
the Genovation?
Programming and using the Pigknob is very easy - would the Genovation be
as rewarding?
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into the ground. No over engineering of air castles. Windbag
experts can desist. Dang, I like simple things that just plain work.
Viva the Pigknob!!!
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Hoorah! I thought this is a technical forum - not an elitist venue. Can
we move on?
Flame if you want - it just warms the bandwidth and wastes your time.
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tales, that other
current manufacturers I have dealt with would not have been anywhere as
responsive. Kudos to Elecraft!
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Does that mean all the wires and hardware that would be used for a real
remote operation are needed just to get the faceplate on the desk for
ease of use? Please explain - it has been very difficult to get this
question answered.
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Does anyone use the K3/0 mini as a movable faceplate on their main desk?
If so, how is it connected to the K3?
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The only name you need to know is Behringer - station speakers, audio
panels, etc. Bulletproof!
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with the 480 is duck soup simple.
Please remember this query is not about the 480, except for use as an
example of the mobility of the faceplate. Not being stupid, I know full
well which radio does what.
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for a few seconds. That fixed the problem. Your mileage may vary!
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I agree - why fix something that is not broken.
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My friend Jim W4THU has retired and closed the Radio Works (home of the
Carolina Windom). He plans to reopen again soon as a retirement
business. More info at: http://www.radioworks.com/
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(no vested interest in any ham radio business
Well said, thank you!
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messages or
entries, self log, and maybe even time the turkey roast.
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my three year old car to the level of the newest model.
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Sorry to disappoint David, but the majority of the updates actually
involve firmware/software updates - involving the convenience factors
of the vehicle. Hence, it is good example and stands.
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I spent a bunch of time and effort setting up my K3 for PSK and RTTY -
with only mediocre success - followed by setting up the same K3 with my
Signalink USB - also with questionable results. I followed many threads
here - reading some really good information and a few insults. I did not
become
, and drink mixer would be great!
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- one of those
few products that actually works as advertised.
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: That is what makes the K3 such a great rig. It can be set up
perfectly for any application and desire - from DX to rag chew.
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Take a look at the last paragraph of the following:
http://www.mail-archive.com/elecraft%40mailman.qth.net/msg155203.html
I am still happy with the mod I made and use the mic daily - always
getting great reports.
Bill W2BLC K-Line
thing to work with and Elecraft will assure it works properly from
git go. No more screwing around with real/counterfeit/bogus products and
drivers - just a single source that works for sure.
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to the Pigknob, I used an older free version of HRD. I still do
from time to time - but not often. I never upgraded, as all I need is
rig control.
Info at: http://pignology.net/pigknob/
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Service is what makes Elecraft so great. Their good products help - but
the caring service is the frosting on the cake.
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I shudder to think, but must ask: What is a non-ionizing radiation
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the NB on the K3 - what a wonderful surprise! It
worked with ruining anything. Perfect!!! No clicks and unspoiled arm
chair copy on 75 meters. It doesn't get better than that.
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chews.
Even that system is over built with 4-way guying of a 25 foot tubular
tower and #12 insulated wire (either copper-clad multi-strand or
Flex-Weave from The WireMan). If the winds damage it, I probably won't
have a house still standing.
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is very
important for those with lousy hearing, for rooms with poor acoustics,
and to accommodate less then perfect speakers.
Good speakers are not cheap - neither is the K3. The best should get the
best - resulting in the best user experience.
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Perhaps Phonema Speakers should argue their case on their own website?
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Not worried about the size of speakers, I use a pair of Behringer MS40
amplified speakers. They are two channel input (left and right each)
with an on-board amplifier. There appears to be no sensitivity to RF.
You can plug earphones directly into the speakers - and there are
controls for
learned along the way.
However, I have decided against installing the antenna in close
proximity to the mini-split anyway.
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this a 600 Watt station.
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have full battery backup, hence no sudden problems during a power outage.
Not as simple as a Swan 175 with just a few controls, but that is the
price of progress(???).
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if you know what you are looking for.
H, given any thought to explaining that mysterious statement? Not
everyone knows what you are talking about. However, they would, most
likely, like to learn.
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arena and much more pleasing to listen to in the auto-notch arena.
I have found some work-arounds and mentioned them in previous posts.
That said, why are work-arounds needed???
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than on this reflector. Should one of them be informative, please post
same - in order that we may all learn.
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I am sure others can expound upon the whys and wherefores of the
software anomaly that causes this annoyance. Suffice to say, invoking
the ANF on my other rigs does not cause distortion on received signals.
As always, your mileage may vary.
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I received an email from a trusted friend that mentioned a new menu
adjustment that prevents the AGC from acting on sudden bursts. Any info
on that? I must have been in my cave that day.
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3. the replies are made on the reflector and not sent via email
4. the replies are not made in a hateful manner
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with an MC60. I have one and NEVER had any
problems with it - on the K3 or other rigs it has been on.
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I am trolling for nothing other than suggestions and possibly successful
settings used by other K3 users. The purpose of this reflector is to aid
owners/users of Elecraft equipment.
If you have a problem with my asking for K3 operating information and
shared knowledge - TUFF!
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start at cleaning up the noise. So far I have had very
little success.
I am hoping someone out there has come up with a magic bullet setting
(or even a workable setting) that can be shared. This has been a summer
with loads of lightning static.
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The K3 is far more capable than the 480 and has the entire line running
from it. I should not have to be content with the 480 - that is why I
have the K-Line.
That said, I am sure there is a setting out there that will work - I
have not found it - hence, the reason I ask.
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was appreciated will be read, understood, and tried.
Unfortunately, this experience has soured me enough that I see no
further reason to read this reflector - yeah, my sour grapes!
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the information on the reflector -
that is what its for.
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trap. The difference of an additional 200 Watts will never be
noticed at the receiving end.
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: The Pigknob is the best station add-on I have
bought in many years. It does its job very well.
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using the device for about a month and have found no flaws.
I have ceased using HRD for rig control - the Pigknob does all I need.
Sometimes simplicity is best.
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The subject is the K3 and it's surrounding hardware. I cannot think of
anything more on topic.
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to purchase another rig.
The only ham radio thing I have bought lately is a PigKnob - a small
programmable device for rig control. To that end, I no longer use HRD
for rig control.
Life is good!
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Note that I said, ...my ham radio experience and my needs...
Other's mileage my
It is interesting the large number of emails I received - yet on one
post was made. Is this how everything on this reflector is done? You can
learn nothing when responses are made via private email. The answers and
responses are all secret.
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I just checked by KAT3 setting and it is in byp. That said, I am
reluctant to make any changes, as the K-Line is functioning very well
and I don't wish to upset the apple cart.
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Are the memories antenna selection sensitive? In other words, will the
tuner look at the memories learned for antenna #2 - when using antenna
#3 - when both antennas are being used on the same band?
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Thank you David, that is what I needed to know. I have two antennas for
80 meters - NVIS and a 160 doublet. Eventually, I will extend the
doublet to a double extended Zepp. Being able to teach the KAT500 for
each antenna is a real plus.
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OK - got it to work. At first I thought it didn't - but I have now
discovered there is a slight delay when toggling OFF. Now that I know
that - all is good.
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for all to read. I certainly would not want anyone cheated out of
reading what someone has to say.
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. The fan is set to NOR.
My K-Line is on a computer desk like set of shelves - open to the back
and about 18 inches from the wall. Perhaps the spacing to the wall has
something to do with my lack of fan noise - also providing uncluttered
fresh air for cooling.
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A little CW encouragement, history, and hardware to look at:
radiotelegraphy.net
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is take me to
the woodshed, then kindly don't bother.
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also have an MC60 - which is too a great sounder.
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I use a 260 foot doublet fed with 600 ohm tuned feeder (4 spacing #14
wire). It is run as an NVIS antenna - up 26 feet and flat. The K3
auto-tuner and the KAT500 both tune it very well for 160/80/40/30
meters. I do not use it on the upper bands. The feedline is about 25
feet long and is
Anyone using the latest version of HRD - 6.2? Their advertising says
there in K3 and Kx3 support. Can anyone tell me what they have improved?
I am still running an old 5.xx version that only partially support the
K3. When/if HRD fully supports thatK3 I will immediately purchase an
up-to-date
Exactly! The K-Line amounts to a fully automated (no tuning or knob
twisting) 500 Watt HF station. Last time I saw that was a Halicrafters
Tornado.
I changed my entire radio desk to create more storage and shelves from
the space formerly used by a large tube amp and the large tuner I used
Get a static protection mat and ground yourself - this will protect
sensitive parts.
Use an egg carton for separation of the hardware.
Read each step twice, then proceed. Don't tighten anything until
instructed to do so.
Do each step in order - there is a reason for it.
The process took me
Good point regarding the plastic foam egg cartons. I never even thought
about them, as all I ever see are the old style paper ones. Must be from
living in a cave!
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I just spent a couple of hours in an attempt to understand and use the
WineTricks information. It was a no go for me, I just do not have the
expertise and Linus skills required.
Has anyone else tried this approach?
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Get the monitor bottom edge down to desktop level. I used to have my
monitors about 10 inches above the desk with the rigs beneath them. The
result was looking up at them. Do NOT look up at monitors - it will
screw your neck up after a while. Also, I have specially cut glasses for
my radio
Gotta luv the K-Line, but I just cannot make the change to Linux due to
the lack of a K3 rig control program that will operate under Linux. I
have been playing with various distros and have pretty much settled on
Linux Mint 13 Maya. It does everything I routinely need except: It will
not run
The 590 is a good solid radio, however the K3 offers more user dexterity
and the optional P3 display. The overall amount of technical and
operational variables/selections via the K3 menus allows you to have
your own custom designed radio suited to your exact needs and desires.
Bill K-Line
Sounds like a mechanical issue to me. That would mean a loose connector,
loose wire inside of a connector, or a cold solder joint.
To start trouble shooting, you will need:
1. A small non-conductive probe - part of an old pen case will do well
as will a plastic cable tie. Lightly tap each
I have my setting as: NO EMAIL - I look at things on the Internet only.
Therefore, I see the entire list of all posts and only click on those I
wish to read (those that interest me). You could also look at:
http://www.mail-archive.com/elecraft@mailman.qth.net/maillist.html
Again, reading only
And the TS-990 is huge on the desk and very heavy to move about. Not my
cuppa! And, I have always been a Kenwood fan.
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Whatever is the problem? I bought the adapter from Elecraft - thus
assuring me that it will work as it is supposed to. It works with
whatever computer I have plugged in at the time - running an old version
of HRD and the current stuff from Elecraft.
So far as supporting old OS? What for? As
I had problems similar to what you describe when I first got the P3. The
story is simple: Use a mil-spec RF patch cable between the K3 and the
P3. The long story: I tried grounding straps, redoing the station ground
system, checking all antenna connections, was sent a couple of
replacement
It depends on what you plan to use the K3 for. As for myself - and
myself only - I built the 100 Watt version with:
KFL3A-2.1K filter for those nights when things are tight on 75 meters
MH2 hand mic (works good except the switch can be trashy (I fixed that
problem)
KAT3 which I suggest buying
No doubt the blocking abilities of the K3 should be of interest to you
under those circumstances.
I went through what you are doing a couple of years ago. Wound up trying
a FLEX, which lasted about three weeks before it was returned to the
manufacturer. My reason for return was a lack of
In a post speaking to the Sherwood chart, it was said, too many
people jump on one number to rate (rank) equipment and totally disregard
things like ergonomics (If they didn't the K3 would be at the bottom of
the list).
What is so bad about how the K3 is designed (ergonomics)? This is
Guess I stirred up a hornet's nest on the ergonomics subject. However,
that said, after the last round of firmware updates my K-Line has become
the best station I have ever owned. Simply put: It does what it is
advertised to do - pretty much as easy or complicated as you choose.
So, I guess
Can anyone really hear the difference between any of the top rated rigs
(Sherwood list) in the real world (not in a lab)?
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Thank you Fred K6DGW - you are correct - I was referring to phase noise
on RX.
So far as noise from XMIT on other rigs, I have no experience. I live in
a rural area and have an extremely low ambient noise level. A noisy RX
exposes itself immediately.
As I recall, the quietest rig I ever had
I use the reflector without emails. No sorting, no filters, no clogged
mailbox. I check the list on-line and only click on what holds interest
to me. In general, if it doesn't involve the K-Line - I have no interest
and just scroll past. Very easy - no technology involved!
Bill K-Line
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