I thought chirp was a voltage issue. Any chance your power cable is
inadequate, too long or the PowerPoles are not right? Check the voltage
on the K3 display when you key down.
Buck, k4ia
Honor Roll
8BDXCC
On 12/29/2016 3:27 PM, Doug Smith wrote:
I was in the CW SS in November using my then new K3S with an ACOM 1500. All of
which was *great*.
But, then, I received an Official Observer Advisory Notice that I was “emitting
a CW signal with a chirp”. The report detailed a QSO that is, indeed, in my SS
log. I was running on 20 meters at the time.
FYI, the ACOM is on it’s own 240 VAC circuit and the K3S is on it’s own 120 VAC
circuit. The rest of the shack is on a separate 120 VAC circuit.
Since receiving the report I’ve listened to my signal on two different
receivers and I do not hear a chirp. Is there any possible way I could have
somehow misadjusted the K3S during the contest that would result in a chirp?
73,
Doug, W7KF
http://www.w7kf.com <http://www.w7kf.com/>
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