Hi,

Can you give me a list (frequencies) of your worst birdies and I will check
if I have them. In general I have not found many bothersome birdies in the
K3S, but there are some. If I don't have them, there is clearly something
wrong with your radio which may warrant a return to Elecraft. BTW, I don't
have much faith in firmware birdie removal. It certainly doesn't remove
birdies in the panadapter display (LP-Pan and NaP3 in my case).

AB2TC - Knut


Grant Youngman-2 wrote
> I LOVE my K3 … It’s the best radio I’ve owned (and I’ve owned
> many/most/all of the very best)., except on AM where my old Orion/Orion II
> (the ones I sold to buy the K3) were much better … but that’s a different
> issue.  (And E’craft won’t “formally" deal with it).   Everything else
> about the K3 is FAR superior.
>  
> After, I don’t know 8-9 years of ownership ..  ALL (and I do mean ALL)
> hardware/software updates have been applied, including the new K3S boards
> that have been made available.  So it’s as up to date as possible.  
> Still — the age old issue of “birdies” has been an elusive problem to
> solve.
> 
> Just for the record .. I have 2x KYSYN3A’s installed, a subreciever, and
> the other usual updated stuff.  I’ve fiddled for hours with the birdie
> removal routines in firmware.  And yet — they’re everywhere.  Most are low
> enough in signal strength to ignore — but there are many LOUD ones here
> and there on 80/4020/and elsewhere that are just “there”.  Nothing really
> helps.  I just spent an evening fiddling with cable placement AGAIN, to no
> avail.
> 
> I’ve followed carefully all of the cable routing instructions provided by
> Elecraft.  To no real effect.
> 
> So my question is — has anyone found a SOLUTION??  I’m considering sending
> my radio to CA, but I'm concerned that after spending the $$$ to do that I
> won’t be any better off.
> 
> To be clear — this isn’t a deal killer by any stretch  … just looking for
> input.
> 
> Grant NQ5T
> K3 #2091, KX3 #8342
> <snip>





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