Hi Tom
Were you using linears as well?
David
G3UNA
> >
> I would try it. We had two K3's in use at the Holland (MI !) field
> day site, K8DAA on 20 meters. One on phone the other on CW. Sometime we
> were within 50-75 kc's , oops, kHz of each other, with no ill effect.
> The antennas wer
We used to do that kind of thing all the time in the old days of
tube-type radios. I used to keep an old Drake B-line around just for
use on Field Day. It wasn't until the advent of solid-state
fully-synthesized radios that it became impossible to do phone and CW on
the same band on FD.
The K3 h
I would try it. We had two K3's in use at the Holland (MI !) field
day site, K8DAA on 20 meters. One on phone the other on CW. Sometime we
were within 50-75 kc's , oops, kHz of each other, with no ill effect.
The antennas were maybe 200 feet apart at the most, and they were not
looking into
Hi David,
The low phase noise has not changed on later K3s. :-)
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Eric
Is the phase noise performance of the K3s on Ducie the same as that from later
K3s? I dimly recall that some early K3s had an issue which was later fixed. I
know you had
Hi Dan:
At 23:01 10/28/2008, Dan Levin wrote:
For Sweepstakes, we are thinking about using a large multi-multi contesting
station to house two separate single operator efforts. The station has two
yagi antennas on each band, separated by about 500 feet, and element tip to
element tip when beami
technical talks at HFC and I must say the detail was
astonishing.
David
G3UNA
>
> From: Eric Swartz WA6HHQ - Elecraft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2008/10/29 Wed AM 04:25:46 GMT
> To: Craig Rairdin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> CC: 'Elecraft Reflector'
> Subject:
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> Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2008 9:02 PM
> To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> Subject: [Elecraft] Two K3's, Same Band, Same Time?
>
> For Sweepstakes, we are thinking about using a large
> multi-multi contesting station to house two sepa
Craig,
That may have been due to the wideband noise and other products
transmitted from the other, non-K3, station. The VP6DX guys ran two K3s
per band at 1500w for the complete time they were down on Ducie without
interference.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Craig Rairdin wrote:
I don't know a
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Subject: [Elecraft] Two K3's, Same Band, Same Time?
For Sweepstakes, we are thinking about using a large multi-multi conte
For Sweepstakes, we are thinking about using a large multi-multi contesting
station to house two separate single operator efforts. The station has two
yagi antennas on each band, separated by about 500 feet, and element tip to
element tip when beaming the US (antennas pointed in parallel).
The th
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