I probably looked in the index and found nothing. Something like that needs to
be in the index. I almost always use an index before looking at the table of
contents when I search for something. I am a believer in that an index is a
rich information source (or should be) and should contain a
It may depend on the edition you have. I have the
2nd edition and page 147 relates to the KRX3
subreceiver.
Phil W7OX
On 4/10/14, 6:26 AM, Phil Hystad wrote:
I probably looked in the index and found
nothing. Something like that needs to be in the
index. I almost always use an index before
Phil,
The Cady book being referenced here is the KX3 book which is still first
edition only as far as I know. The K3 book is now in second edition.
phil
On Apr 10, 2014, at 8:53 AM, Phil Wheeler w...@socal.rr.com wrote:
It may depend on the edition you have. I have the 2nd edition and page
That's the confusion. I thought you meant the K3
book (which seems a more logical place to have
something, anything, on the KPA500). Now that I
look I see the KX3 book does discuss using the KPA500.
73, Phil W7OX
On 4/10/14, 9:25 AM, Phil Hystad wrote:
Phil,
The Cady book being referenced
The KPA500/KAT500 is a new book that Cady is producing and it will also have
sections on configuring with KX3 (and, other transceivers of course). I think
the KX3 book though is more appropriate for connecting the KPA500/KAT500 with
the KX3 as the connection strategy for the K3 is already
Download the .pdf version of the manual(s). They're searchable.
73, Mike NF4L
On 4/10/14, 6:26 AM, Phil Hystad wrote:
I probably looked in the index and found nothing. Something like that needs
to be in the index. I almost always use an index before looking at the
table of contents when
I am planning on configuring my KX3 to use the KPA500 and the KAT500. Has
anyone done this and what did you need to do? I already know how to hook up
the KX3 to the KPA500 but would like to hear from someone using all three
together. In particular, connections between KPA500 and KAT500.
Phil,
This should work well. You'll want to install the latest firmware on all units
(use the beta if it's more recent than production).
In particular, we recently updated the KXPA100 to be more tolerant of SWR
swings when driving into an antenna tuner.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Apr 9, 2014, at
phil,
I'm doing exactly that - I have a KX3 and a K3 that share a KPA500, KAT500, and
several antennas. I went by the diagram in Fred Kady's book on the KX3. Works
like a charm. I can get up to 250 watts out with the KX3 driving the amp at 12
watts. And, no, I do not disconnect anything when I
Jim,
I think you mentioned the Cady KX3 book to me on a previous similar message.
If not, it was someone else. But, at that time, I searched for the diagram and
could not find it. Upon the message below I searched again, page by page.
Finally found it. Now, I looked in the
Surprising, because I couldn't find any mention of
the KPA500 in his K3 book by searching the pdf
version. Maybe I did a typo.
73, Phil W7OX
On 4/9/14, 8:55 PM, Phil Hystad wrote:
Jim,
I think you mentioned the Cady KX3 book to me on a previous similar message.
If not, it was someone
It be on page 147 in my book. Figure 9.17 shows a complete K3--KPA500--KAT500
setup. This is exactly how I've got mine set up. Nothing in the index, but it
is in the TOC in the front. :-)
Jim / W6JHB
On Wednesday, Apr 9, 2014, at Wednesday, 9:25 PM, Phil Wheeler wrote:
Surprising,
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