Hi Wayne N6KR
I received a review copy of/ "The Electronics of Radio" book /from the
Publisher in 2001 as we were revising our EET Program @ Eastern Michigan
University at the time. I liked the writing style of Prof. Rutledge and
the format of the book would fit one of the new courses.
As sent to you by "supp...@microham.com" but apparently blocked by
AOL:
Follow the HDSDR documentation to set up the "CAT to Radio
(Omni-Rig)" port. Connect it to the 2nd CAT port in Router.
Configure the IF Offsets, etc. in "Options | RF Front-End and
Calibration.
I have no specific
Interestingly, just below the listing on Amazon for "The Electronics of
Radio" is an offering of a book called "Ham Radio For Beginners" which
features on the cover a sharp photo of a VHF Marine Radio!! ;o) Aspiring
amateurs could probably teach this author a thing or two about Amateur
Radio:
Skimmer Pileup Buster
Skimmer's "599" function is very powerful since it gives the exact frequency
of the last station worked. The macro below allows Skimmer to control VFO
A. Why not use VFO B for TX? Because IF OUT is on VFO A and Skimmer can
only control VFO A (without mods to both the KRX3
I'm trying to set-up a SDRPlay using my K3 IF Out and HDSRD software. I
spent six hours yesterday trying to figure out how to make the three of
these play together.
Does anyone have any detailed setup instruction for this combination?
As of yet I'm been unable to get the K3 IF Data
I have seen some references to a splitter that would allow a mic/phone headset
(eg. apple ear buds) to be used with KX2 & KX3. The item referred to in the
posts was backwards, with one 4 ring socket & (2) 3 ring jacks. I found a
StarTech adaptor on amazon that has one 4 ring socket & (2) 3
Looks like my K-Pod should arrive tomorrow. Does it come with the DC power
modification resistors and mod instructions or do I need to order those?
73,
Terry, W0FM
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Yes it does. It comes with two 6.8 ohm resistors. One 1/8 watt leaded
resistor and one 1/10 watt smd resistor. I did the mod with the smd
resistor. It's a small resistor about the size of a large fruit fly and it
goes kind of in a tight place, especially for a left hander. I got it in
and it
The most recent K3 Utility (1.16.26.5) stores 16 command macros in the K3.
You can install it now from a link at the bottom of:
http://www.elecraft.com/K3/k3_software.htm
Command macros 1-8 correspond to K-Pod buttons F1-F8 Hold, Command macros
9-16 correspond to K-Pod buttons F1-F8 tap.
73 de
Is there a specification of how the macros work with the knobs? I have not
yet ordered a K-Pod, but would love to write some useful macros (especially
for the knobs). Perhaps I could test the macros using the K3 terminal in
the meantime but it would be great to know how the knobs are configured to
That's one way to go, but note... that while this may work great on RX,
heat dissipation MIGHT be an issue on TX.
I'm building a fan controller to control 4 x 120mm fans (1.6A per max)
on EITHER the 12V or 13.8V power supplies at our repeater site...
I tried using 10A10 diodes to drop the 13.8
It appears to me that they are the same 16 macros, which are invoked via the
buttons on the K-POD.
As I have many macros that I now invoke via software, I was hopeful that
there might be a method by which I could have different 'macro sets', e.g.
for SSB, RTTY, CW operation, contests, etc.
I
Your analysis is right on target, Clay -- dissipation must certainly be
considered. Note, however, that when he Bill suggested series diodes, he
was specifically addressing the KX3, not a 100W K3. As to the use of
diodes to reduce the voltage -- I'd look first at the possibility of
adjusting
They're independent Matt. The K-Pod knob works with a rocker switch directly
below the knob to operate VFO A, VFO B or the RIT/XIT offset just as if you
were at the K3 front panel.
However, to change the RIT/XIT offset at the K-Pod those modes do need to be
initiated either by macros launched
Are these 16 macros in addition to above those previously available in
firmware to be assigned to various K3 buttons?
73 de Brian/K3KO
On 7/8/2016 16:07 PM, Dick Dievendorff wrote:
The most recent K3 Utility (1.16.26.5) stores 16 command macros in the K3.
You can install it now from a link
They are the macros stored in locations 1 through 16 in the K3.
73, Ron AC7AC
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Sent: Friday, July 8, 2016 9:34 AM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Now that the K-Pod is
My previous attempts to key either rig using the DTR/RTS lines direct
from N1MM [with appropriate cables] never worked for me. So, I went with
the microHAM CW keyer to interface computer and radio via the microHAM
Router port emulation software and supplied cables. Works flawlessly.
My K2 has
On Fri,7/8/2016 10:17 AM, Robert G Strickland wrote:
So, as Guy states and Don infers, using an interface device is
probably preferable to a direct computer-radio setup. YMMV and OMD.
When I used a K2 for contesting, I made up a simple adapter that split
out the DTR line from the computer to
30 inches (about 76 cm)
73, Ron AC7AC
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Now that the K-Pod is shipping, we could use your
help
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Can someone tell me how long the supplied data cable is?
73MyronK4YA
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> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Now that the K-Pod is shipping, we could use
> your help with useful
It would be nice if Elecraft offered a mini-banana plug for use with the
KX2 that would have a binding post or other device that would allow the
counterpoise to be attached without soldering the wire -- the binding post
to bnc connector is nice and the same binding post would be useful with the
It is not the radio but the N1MM program. Not only does my KX2 react that way
so does my KX3.
Baud rate does not matter. I think N1MM is a bit unstable on my Microsoft
Surface 3. I run RumLog on my Apple computer and both radios work just fine.
I used N1MM for the 13 colonies over the 4th of
Thanks! Just got my K.Pod. It works as expected. I would like to have some of
the buttons do some specific things and need a little tutoring on programming
it. Buttons 1-3, tap to recall memory one, recall memory two and tune. Should
be easy but don't want to narf things up. I haven't done
Even though this is a simple display it seems to be fairly accurate and
updated.
73,
Sandy W5TVW
On 7/6/2016 12:35 PM, stan levandowski wrote:
This website just came to my attention. Perhaps it might be of
interest to others.
http://www.bandconditions.com/
Stan WB2LQF
There is a LOT of information there if you start digging past the
landing page
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On 7/8/2016 3:49 PM, Sandy wrote:
> Even though this is a simple display it seems to be fairly accurate
> and updated.
>
>
> 73,
>
> Sandy
All of the suggestions made about the cable and the COM settings are valid.
I'd like to add one more: the type of RS-232 hardware in your computer. I
could never get my K2 to run with RS-232 dongle (this was before the K3
dongle was available) and have used a "real" RS-232 card in the shack
I saw Wayne ask for it to be posted on the Elecraft web site ASAP earlier.
Unfortunately I am over 600 miles north of Watsonville on the Oregon coast,
so I'm powerless to help with that.
73, Ron AC7AC
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If you are a QST subscriber, check out the great picture of the KX2 and WG0AT
operating above 14,000 ft on the cover of this months QST!
http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/arrl/qst_201608/
73,
Eric
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It's on our website, now, at:
http://www.elecraft.com/K2_Manual_Download_Page.htm#kpod
Wayne
N6KR
On Jul 8, 2016, at 2:23 PM, VE2EBK wrote:
> Where can I find the K-Pod manual in PDF?
>
>
>
> Dany VE2EBK
>
>
>
>
Win4K3Suite can turn your KX2 into a powerfull base station integrating all
your logging programs and the full line of Elecraft hardware.
Using the same interface as for the popular KX3, Win4K3Suite allows integration
of the KXPA100, the KAT500 and the KPA500 with the KX2.All features are
Not exactly what you're asking for, but for stackable, non-solder mini
banana plugs, try Pomona #2945s; you can get them from Mouser and other
places online. I use the Pomona #3296 mini binding post adapter for my wire
antennas, so mini-banana is my common connector. Biggest downside is that
the
OK, Eric. But when does the Mt. Everest challenge
occur? :-)
Perhaps there could be a temp issue, though.
Phil W7OX
On 7/8/16 3:17 PM, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft
wrote:
If you are a QST subscriber, check out the great
picture of the KX2 and WG0AT operating above
14,000 ft on the cover
I could be mistaken but it appears we have an impasse here; you can see the
manual only if you buy a K-Pod, some of us won't buy a K-Pod until we see the
manual.
On 7/8/2016 1:10 PM, pbsbarry wrote:
Sure would like to get peek at that k-pod manualhint, hint Wayne
Steve, AE2G
FYI,
thanks to DL2FHO i found this on the LPPan webite:
http://www.telepostinc.com/Files/NaP3%20v5%20install.zip
Its a new version NaP3 v5.0 . Finally , the dx cluster spot function
works , and some other new settings for the display.
Someone is working on it.
It still crashes on my Win7
Where can I find the K-Pod manual in PDF?
Dany VE2EBK
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Cool! At that altitude you really need to travel light and the KX2 is
ideal. I took a Tempo S1 (one of the early 2 meter handhelds) to the
14,505 ft. Mt. Whitney summit in 1983 and made a handful of contacts.
73, Bob N7XY (proud owner of KX2 #00385)
On 7/8/16 3:17 PM, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ,
Yeah, I missed that...;-)
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On 7/8/2016 3:37 PM, Bill W4ZV wrote:
> Clay Autery wrote
>> NOW, TRANSMIT on SSB at 100W on the PA
> Just curious how you get 100W out of the KX3? ;-)
>
> 73, Bill W4ZV
Clay Autery wrote
> NOW, TRANSMIT on SSB at 100W on the PA
Just curious how you get 100W out of the KX3? ;-)
73, Bill W4ZV
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I lost my 40 year good friend and Elmer, Henry, W5HNS, earlier this week
and I am now disposing of his gear for his XYL, Winnie.
Wayne has graciously allowed me permission to post that I have a list of
gear available I will email anyone interested. There is an autotunes, power
supplies, A Kenwood
For some reason, I seem to have lost my mind. I attribute it to congenital CRS.
:)
I thought there was some way to easily swap between CMP/ALC and SWR/PWR on the
KX3. Is my rememberer that bad?
73,
Joel - W4JBB
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Hi Jim,
N1MM is not even supported anymore! If that is what you are using, you are
making a mistake? N1MM Plus, which was released in early 2014 is the current
supported contest program and it has thousands of very happy users, all with
various PC's and rigs, and the program has been acclaimed as
http://www.elecraft.com/manual/E740285%20KPOD%20Owner's%20Manual%20Rev%20A.pdf
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On Fri, Jul 8, 2016 at 5:53 PM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
> I saw Wayne ask for it to be posted on the Elecraft web site ASAP earlier.
> Unfortunately I am over 600 miles north of Watsonville
Thanks, Bob. Not sure why that was escaping me.
73,
Joel - W4JBB
> On Jul 8, 2016, at 19:24, Bob N3MNT wrote:
>
> Tap keyer/mic to switch CMP/ALC Power / SWR switch auto,automatically on
> transmit.
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Hi all,
I have a K3 & P3. I operate both locally on an HOA-stealth EFHW on the
fence, and remote to W7RN. The P3 works at home, but not when I'm
remote of course. Running at home on 80m, I see what appears to be an
SMPS -- ramps up rapidly going up in frequency, then tails off,
waterfall
Does anyone else notice this:
I hold RCL, dial VFO A to select the memory I want, then tap any key to exit.
Everything looks ok, until I try to tune VFO A, but instead of normal tuning,
it rotates through the memory channels again, but only within the same band I
started out in. (My memories
I long ago built this into my K2. I used the wire intended for ALC, which I
don't use, connected to the DTR pin of the DB9.
The ALC line conveniently goes to the K2 control board through the connector
with the RF board. I put the transistor on the back of the control board, along
with a pair
Don't have a KX3, but on my K3, it's a HOLD of the DISP/METER button.
73,
Fred K6DGW
Sparks NV
Washoe County DM09dn
On 7/8/2016 3:22 PM, Joel Black wrote:
For some reason, I seem to have lost my mind. I attribute it to
congenital CRS. :)
I thought there was some way to easily swap between
I have done it both ways. The transistor interface and an outboard
keyer, the Winkey USB.
I prefer the Winkeyer because it makes it easy to hook up the paddle and
computer. I don't know of a contesting program that doesn't support it.
It also avoids the Windows multi-tasking issues which can
Well, my K-Pod has arrived, beating both firmware 5.50 getting
out of beta and the Mac version of the 1.16.3.11 utility. (I had
a little side bet with myself.) However, the Mac utility version
1.15.6.27 seems to support 16 macro slots, so perhaps it is
current enough.
While I'm thinking
Tap keyer/mic to switch CMP/ALC Power / SWR switch auto,automatically on
transmit.
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That display seems to act differently depending on if you have SSB -CW or SSB
+CW.
Cheers,
Fred KE7X
From: Elecraft on behalf of Joel Black
Sent: Friday, July 8, 2016 7:39 PM
To: Elecraft Reflector
Tnx Phil. For some reason the web master called it "K-Pod Owner's Manual
Notes" but it is the current Owner's Manual.
But there it is!
Ron
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From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Phil
Genera
Sent: Friday, July 8, 2016 3:48 PM
To: Ron
The K-Pod manual is already on the manual download page. See:
http://www.elecraft.com/K2_Manual_Download_Page.htm#kpod
You may need to refresh your browser page to see the kpod entry in that page's
table of contents.
73,
Eric
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On 7/8/2016 4:49 PM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Tnx
I'm getting erratic behaviour of the VFO. it will suddenly jump to
frequencies outside of ham bands
e.g. 200MHz, or will lurch back and forth in a band. It is triggered when
turning the main knob
or also RIT/XIT knob configured as fast tune. When powered off and back on,
seems to always return to
No Running N1MM Logger +
I am running KX3 and KX2 with Windows 10 on a Surface 3 is what I am running.
Also running the same 2 radios on RumLog on my Apple computer. ZNo problems
with the Apple.
Just maybe it might no be the N1MM but Windows 10. If other people have the
same issues then It
Sure would like to get peek at that k-pod manualhint, hint Wayne
Steve, AE2G
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>Damage due to using anything over 15 V would void the warranty, since that's
the specified maximum.
Add in series a couple of silicon diodes (~0.7V drop each) of sufficient
current rating in the positive lead. 16V - 1.4V = 14.6V.
73, Bill W4ZV
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