Raj,
A simple logic circuit to detect all zeros on the 4 band data lines and
the presence of Keyout-lp would do that task easily.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 1/10/2021 3:39 PM, Rajiv Dewan wrote:
Hello all,
I would like to have PTT out signal from my K3 that is ONLY activated when
the internal
Hello all,
I would like to have PTT out signal from my K3 that is ONLY activated when
the internal K144XV transverter is transmitting. I thought I might use the
KRC2 with the K7MDL mod where the 8R signal is used to generate a band specific
PTT output. The problem: where do I find an 8R or
Recently I purchased a 2M module with the ref osc board already in it. I had
this installed in my 2nd K3 by a very competent local ham
When going to 2M it gets a “Freq Error” on the display and neither rx’s or tx’s
Has anyone seen this error before?
Thanks in advance
Ronnie
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[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Jim Miller
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Subject: [Elecraft] K3 with 2m internal transverter
Helping a friend to try to get the most out of his 2m equipped K3
especially for EME
While I use an external transverter with my K3S, I do not suggest using
the K3 internal preamp. The transverter has adequate gain and also a
good low noise front end.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 6/5/2020 2:03 PM, Jim Miller wrote:
Helping a friend to try to get the most out of his 2m equipped K3
Helping a friend to try to get the most out of his 2m equipped K3
especially for EME.
Is it recommended to use the internal preamp when the internal
transverter is in use? I'm guessing "no" due to to 20db transverter RX
gain.
On page 21 of the P3 Owners Manual it describes the integration of the
Thanks to everyone who answered this both private and public. To recap,
I'm using the internal 2m transverter K144XV and trying to reduce the
output on 2m below 1W whilst keeping the max of 10W. I conclude:
* the 2m internal tvtr cannot be adjusted to produce both 10W out
max and 1W
ing TX ALC to OFF
Dave
G4FRE
From: Graham Kimbell <g3...@g3tct.co.uk>
To: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 with 2m tvtr - power control feature request
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I have a K3 (ol
Uhr
Von: "Gary Hembree" <n...@cox.net>
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Betreff: Re: [Elecraft] K3 with 2m tvtr - power control feature request
I have made the same observations with my K3/K144XV, vintage 2010: 8 Watts out
at 0dBm in and 4 Watts out at –10dBm in, all power m
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The PO for xverter bands can be on a per band basis. It is all in the config
menus.
XVn PWR:
Sets upper limit on power level for XVTR band n. (Tap 1 – 9 to select band.)
H x.x (High power level) specifies a value in watts, and use of the main antenna
jack(s). This should be used with caution, as
I have made the same observations with my K3/K144XV, vintage 2010: 8 Watts out
at 0dBm in and 4 Watts out at –10dBm in, all power measurements done on
calibrated Bird and Boonton meters. The transverter performs very well and
gets clean signal reports, so it is not excessively non-linear. The
Hello Graham, dear YLs and OMs,
There is adjustment resistor inside the internal Transverter. Here only you
will be able to maintain right power setting. I did this one time for all my
transverters. Max power is for me 2,5W. With power (pwr) knob, I can maintain 1
to 2.5 W.
Hope this helps
One more reason I forgot to mention. If your power output has to be adjusted
every time you switch to the band using the transverter, sooner or later, you
will forget. That might be the end of your transverter. That is why I always
set my stuff up so I don’t have to make any adjustments when
Graham,
You didn’t say which microwave transverter you are using. Perhaps the
transverter input requirement can be adjusted to accept the 7W vs 5W. Many of
us who drive transverters at reduced levels find that the driving rigs often
have full power spikes for just a few milliseconds when
Graham,
You say you have measured the input power to the K144XV and it is a max
of 0dBm and a minimum of -7dBm. If that is incorrect, then my
conclusion (following) is wrong.
A difference of 7dB should produce 1/20 of the power developed at 0dBm -
based on 10 watts output, you should
I have a K3 (old style) with internal 2m transverter that I want to use
to drive a microwave transverter. There are a few issues with the
output power -
* the max output is supposed to be 10W, but measures 7W even after
calibration - seems wrong but I can cope with this
* the
is in the transverter LO.
You can check the K3 against 15-MHz WWV.
73, Ed - KL7UW
*EXREF quit because of a loose sma connector from the 10-MHz source.
Date: Tue, 3 May 2016 14:03:23 -0400
From: "Jim Spears" <n...@cox.net>
To: <elecraft@mailman.qth.net>
Cc: <n...@cox.ne
Jim
I have the same issue pre and post REFLOCK installation. My software is up to
date.
I'm still trying to troubleshoot it.
Joe
W1GO
> On May 3, 2016, at 14:03, Jim Spears wrote:
>
> I have K3 s/n 6866 with internal 2m transverter. I have not paid much
> attention to the
Are you on the latest firmware rev level in the 2M module? I thought I was and
missed an update somewhere along the way.
I recently pulled my 2M module and sent it to Elecraft because one of the two
crystals was marginal, and it was dead from 146-148 MHz. I got back their
evaluation and,
I have K3 s/n 6866 with internal 2m transverter. I have not paid much
attention to the transverter for a while but I noticed something odd a
couple days ago and have not been able to do anything about it.
If I set the Elecraft XG3 to 144.100 and feed its output into the
transverter input
Dennis, are you sure you do not mistake this for 28MHz feedthrough?
The transverter in the K3 converts 144 MHz to 28MHz. There is no
harmonic relation to 144.302 and yes... 10 Watts on 10 meters 15 meters
apart from an HF receiving antenna will no doubt leak through.
Are you sure the 116 MHz
I need some guidance. I have a K3 with the optional high stability reference
oscillator option. I have been very pleased with the frequency stability of the unit
up through 6m. Next month I am interested in ordering the K144XV so I can also use
the rig for 2m EME with JT65B mode.
Is there
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I need some guidance. I have a K3 with the optional high stability reference
oscillator option. I have been very pleased with the frequency
stability of the unit
up
Not sure if
the Production phase-in is pending. Mentioned on the web site has happened
yet
Dave
WW2R
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I think it is more important to look at using the K144RFLK than the K3EXREF
for 2M+ stability. I also chose the hi spec KTCXO03-1 for the K3. This
combo has worked well enough for me.
- Mike
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[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Kjeld Holm
Sent: 15. september 2012 11:57
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] [K3] Internal 2m module
Dear Elecrafter,
Now I am ready to order the internal 2m module for my K3 with subreceiver. I
have the FM filter and the KXV3A plus
Dear Elecrafter,
Now I am ready to order the internal 2m module for my K3 with subreceiver. I
have the FM filter and the KXV3A plus KTCXO3-1 TCXO (0.5 ppm typ) High
Stability Ref. Osc.
Anything else I should order in relation to this?
Best regards
OZ1CCM Kjeld
In a recent message, Kjeld Holm k...@kh-translation.dk writes
Now I am ready to order the internal 2m module for my K3 with subreceiver. I
have the FM filter and the KXV3A plus KTCXO3-1 TCXO (0.5 ppm typ) High
Stability Ref. Osc.
Anything else I should order in relation to this?
Yes, Kjeld,
Definitely the K144RFLK to lock the transverter to your TCXO.
On Sat, Sep 15, 2012 at 4:57 AM, Kjeld Holm k...@kh-translation.dk wrote:
Dear Elecrafter,
Now I am ready to order the internal 2m module for my K3 with subreceiver.
I
have the FM filter and the KXV3A plus KTCXO3-1 TCXO (0.5
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Subject: [Elecraft] [K3] Internal 2m module
Dear Elecrafter,
Now I am ready to order the internal 2m
On the left side of the back panel, there should be a BNC jack labeled ANT 3.
That's the one.
Cheers - Bill, AE6JV
On 9/14/12 at 22:04, jimmil...@stl-online.net (Jim Miller KG0KP) wrote:
OK, what connector does the antenna for the internal 2m module connect to?
Installation manual doesn't
OK, what connector does the antenna for the internal 2m module connect to?
Installation manual doesn't say. K3 manual doesn't say. Where is the
information? Is it the transverter out BNC?
(name withheld for dumb questions)
KG0KP
I installed the 2m module + the 2m Reference option last night and I was
confused about the XV1 OF config. I went and got the Ref Cal value and did
the math in the manual and for both sections of 2m, it came out to -0.047
and -0.049. Does that sound right? Did I do it correctly?
Thanks, 73
TJ
TJ,
It may be right. But without your refcal values, can't say for sure.
However, your results do seem to be lower than typical by a factor of 10.
You may have missed a decimal point somewhere. i.e. a more expected offset
would be 470 or 490 Hz, not the 47 or 49 you indicate. Check your math,
TJ- Also,
The best method is to insure you have at least rev 4.42 firmware in your
K3, and let it handle the setting automatically. From the release notes for
4.42:
New Features:
.
2-METER FREQUENCY LOCKING TO REF CAL EXT. REF:
The K144XV RFLK option locks the K3's 2-meter module to the rig's
Bruce- I tried to hit '0' but nothing happened, it just said N/A. I have
the latest firmware on the K3. I couldn't figure out what I was doing
wrong. I have no idea why it wont work like it says it should. This part
of the manual was very confusing.
TJ W0EA
TJ,
Sounds like you do not have ver 4.42 or later loaded. Use the K3 Utility to
see what you have loaded. 4.42 and 4.47 are beta versions, not production
releases. I am using 4.47.
73,
Bruce N1RX
Bruce- I tried to hit '0' but nothing happened, it just said N/A. I have
the latest firmware on
Ah, I did not notice they were Beta. I will try that. I am sure I don't
have the Beta versions. Thanks Bruce.
TJ W0EA
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 8:27 AM, TJ Campie tom.cam...@gmail.com wrote:
Bruce- I tried to hit '0' but nothing happened, it just said N/A. I have
the latest firmware on the
I am contemplating adding the KXV144 module to my K3. Since it is rated at
10 watts, it seems that an amplifier is needed. One that I am looking at
and checking depth in the piggy bank is the Tokyo High Power 350. Has
anyone used this amp with the K3? And if so how did it go? And is there
Hello elecrafters
Thinking about the 2m external transverter or the internal unit. Wich
one is better ? Worth ? Or maybe just another rig like 857 ?
Tnx
PY2ADR
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On Thu, 4 Nov 2010 06:54:06 -0200, Adriano Perazio
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I have both and prefer the internal version.
Tom
Radio Amateur N5GE
Hello elecrafters
Thinking about the 2m external transverter or the internal unit. Wich
one is better ? Worth ? Or maybe just another rig
of the internal unit. (10Watts vs
25Watts of the external transvertor)
Jeff Cochrane - VK4BOF
Innisfail, QLD, Australia
Elecraft K3# 4257
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Subject: [Elecraft] K3
: Adriano Perazio
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2010 6:54 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 Transverter / 2m unit
Hello elecrafters
Thinking about the 2m external transverter or the internal unit. Wich
one is better ? Worth ? Or maybe just another rig
, Australia
Elecraft K3# 4257
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From: Alexandr Kobranov
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Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2010 8:04 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Transverter / 2m unit
As I am now to decide to buy K144XV or stay with some external - let
me ask here
Adriana Lexa -
I have both the external XV144 and the internal K144XV. While they both
have their advantages and disadvantages it all depends on what you want
to use them for.
For frequency stability the XV144 (with crystal oven) is far superior
although Elecraft are currently doing some
Thanks David,
it is as I suppose to be - I will wait for PLL add-on to K144XV for my
purposes, no problem as I have stable external now (home made with
DB6NT heater on Xtal).
Thanks for your report,
Lexa, OK1DST
Dne 4.11.2010 11:27, David Pratt napsal(a):
Adriana Lexa -
I have both the
I remember seeing a QST test of the internal K144XV, I believe it was in
August this year, where its large-signal handling specifications were
inferior to the external XV144. Please correct me if I am wrong on this, and
if not I would like to understand why.
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Sverre, LA3ZA
K2 #2198, K3
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It sounds as youre not doing enough, though.
Satellites are an answer for you.
Or get a 2M amp and a long boom antenna and do EME.
Or even better, don't spend the money.
73, doug
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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 01:02:06 +
Bin thinkin'...Yeah I know, scary thought
Bin thinkin'...Yeah I know, scary thought eh?..:-)
The nearest 2M ssb contact I know of near me is about 300 kilometres from my
QTH so to have a Rag Chew with him I will need to get some ponies and some
serious horsepower going cause that Ham unfriendly fella upstairs dropped some
serious
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