Re: [Elecraft] KX3 + iMic Sound Card = Wild Scan

2015-01-07 Thread David Anderson
David,

Set MIC BTN to OFF

That should fix it I think.

73

David Anderson GM4JJJ 

> On 7 Jan 2015, at 02:53, David Ahrendts  wrote:
> 
> Strange one. Trying to make audio in and out connections with my Mac Mini and 
> my KX3 Line for use with cocoaModem and FLDigi. Mac Mini “sees" the Mic, and 
> responds to the RX I/Q stream from the PX3. BUT, when I connect the iMic to 
> the KX3 MIC port, it sends the KX3 into a scan frequency mode. What am I 
> doing wrong?
> 
> David Ahrendts, KC0XT, LA
> 
> 
> 
> David Ahrendts   davidahren...@me.com   
> 
> 
> 
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Re: [Elecraft] K3 , Elecraft Transverter K144XV-K

2015-01-07 Thread David Pratt
I have just measured my K144XV power output with an accurate power output meter 
and find that with the K3 set for 1mW the output is 10.5W.  But setting the K3 
to 0.1mW (fully counter-clockwise) the output goes down to only about 7W.  No 
matter what I do, I am unable to reduce the power further.

It will be interesting to see if other K144XV users find the same.

73 de David G4DMP

On 7 Jan 2015 04:20, Viggo Magnus Nilsen  wrote:
>
> Hello K3 owners ! 
>
> Want to know the lowest power setting Elecraft internal 2 meter transv.( 
> K144XV-K)??, know the max out is 8 to 10 watt approx... 
>
> My DB6NT transverters ( IF 144 MHz) need 0,5 to 5 watt ,(IF power settings 
> are adjustable in the DB6NT Transverter) 
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Re: [Elecraft] K3 , Elecraft Transverter K144XV-K

2015-01-07 Thread David Anderson
It might be safest to consider using a 3dB power attenuator on the input of the 
DB6NT transverter, then you don't have to worry about over driving it. There 
are some inexpensive 20 watt 3dB or 6 dB attenuators on eBay from China that 
would do, or you could use the smaller more expensive types that bolt onto a 
heat sink.

If the DB6NT has a common RX/TX IF port then that loss on RX should not matter 
very much as the gain of the transverter should be high enough to overcome it.

It also is better from a transmitted wideband noise point of view to do this, 
as just turning down the drive level to the 144MHz transverter by 3dB reduces 
the S/N of the transmitter output by that figure. 



73

David Anderson GM4JJJ 

> On 7 Jan 2015, at 09:10, David Pratt  wrote:
> 
> I have just measured my K144XV power output with an accurate power output 
> meter and find that with the K3 set for 1mW the output is 10.5W.  But setting 
> the K3 to 0.1mW (fully counter-clockwise) the output goes down to only about 
> 7W.  No matter what I do, I am unable to reduce the power further.
> 
> It will be interesting to see if other K144XV users find the same.
> 
> 73 de David G4DMP
> 
>> On 7 Jan 2015 04:20, Viggo Magnus Nilsen  wrote:
>> 
>> Hello K3 owners ! 
>> 
>> Want to know the lowest power setting Elecraft internal 2 meter transv.( 
>> K144XV-K)??, know the max out is 8 to 10 watt approx... 
>> 
>> My DB6NT transverters ( IF 144 MHz) need 0,5 to 5 watt ,(IF power settings 
>> are adjustable in the DB6NT Transverter)
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[Elecraft] test

2015-01-07 Thread Leroy Marion
test

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[Elecraft] Trade DSW-II QRP transceivers for K1

2015-01-07 Thread zabarnick .
Is anyone interested in trading their Elecraft K1 for two Small Wonder
Labs DSW-II CW QRP transceivers? These are single band DDS VFO
transceivers with CW frequency annunciation. I have the 20 and 40
meter band versions -- both are in very good condition and have the
DSWK keyer IC upgrade. They are rated at 4 watts and both show 4.2
watts output (using an Elecraft W1 power meter) into a 50 ohm dummy
load using a 13.8 volt power supply.

These radios are very well regarded (see eham.net reviews) and no
longer available.

Please contact me off list for details and photos.

Steve
N9SZ
zabarnick at gmail.com
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[Elecraft] P3 + Icom 746Pro

2015-01-07 Thread Phil Irons
The subject line says it all.  Anyone have any experience with this
combination?  Does it work?  Any problems?  Comments/advice appreciated.

73,

Phil/VE1BVD

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Re: [Elecraft] K3 , Elecraft Transverter K144XV-K

2015-01-07 Thread alexandr.kobranov
HI David,

so my numbers:

for 144.300MHz
0,1mW -> 2W out
1mW -> 9W 

for 146.100MHz (as I have I/F for 10GHz from 146MHz up)
0,1mW -> 1,3W
1mW -> 7W

hope You did power calibration via K3 Utility whwre is also 1mW output 
calibration
(I did ;-))

All the best and GL,
73!

Lexa, OK1DST
K3/100 #727



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Od: David Pratt 
Komu: Viggo Magnus Nilsen 
Datum: 7. 1. 2015 10:10:58
Předmět: Re: [Elecraft] K3 , Elecraft Transverter K144XV-K

"I have just measured my K144XV power output with an accurate power output 
meter and find that with the K3 set for 1mW the output is 10.5W. But setting
the K3 to 0.1mW (fully counter-clockwise) the output goes down to only about
7W. No matter what I do, I am unable to reduce the power further.

It will be interesting to see if other K144XV users find the same.

73 de David G4DMP

On 7 Jan 2015 04:20, Viggo Magnus Nilsen  wrote:
>
> Hello K3 owners ! 
>
> Want to know the lowest power setting Elecraft internal 2 meter transv.( K
144XV-K)??, know the max out is 8 to 10 watt approx... 
>
> My DB6NT transverters ( IF 144 MHz) need 0,5 to 5 watt ,(IF power settings
are adjustable in the DB6NT Transverter) 
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Re: [Elecraft] K3 , Elecraft Transverter K144XV-K

2015-01-07 Thread Pierfrancesco Caci
> "David" == David Pratt  writes:


David> I have just measured my K144XV power output with an accurate power 
output meter and find that with the K3 set for 1mW the output is 10.5W.  But 
setting the K3 to 0.1mW (fully counter-clockwise) the output goes down to only 
about 7W.  No matter what I do, I am unable to reduce the power further.
David> It will be interesting to see if other K144XV users find the same.

Mine doesn't go below 6W as measured with the W2. 


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Re: [Elecraft] K3, Elecraft Transverter K144XV-K

2015-01-07 Thread Jim Miller
I too am very dissatisfied with my internal transverter and sent it to
Elecraft to be "fixed".  It returned with the comment that it was "operating
as expected".  I recall my range was about 4 watts, roughly 4 to 8 watts.
My need was for a max of 2 watts and that isn't going to happen.  I can't
believe Elecraft would produce a product that is implied to operate from .1
to 10 watts and then say this is acceptable.  It is only fair to believe
that this product would operate accurately and precisely as the HF portion
of this fine radio and all of their other excellent products.

Sorry for being disgruntled but this is one option I am sorry I bought.

73, Jim KG0KP

David> I have just measured my K144XV power output with an accurate
power output meter and find that with the K3 set for 1mW the output is
10.5W.  But setting the K3 to 0.1mW (fully counter-clockwise) the output
goes down to only about 7W.  No matter what I do, I am unable to reduce the
power further.
David> It will be interesting to see if other K144XV users find the
same.

Mine doesn't go below 6W as measured with the W2. 


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[Elecraft] KPA500 does not use "EBS", and doesn't have any associated bias noise

2015-01-07 Thread Wayne Burdick
Recently there was speculation about the KPA500 using an "Electronic Bias 
System" (EBS), and whether that might be implicated in a noise issue.

First, we have never heard any reports of a "bias crunch" or "paper crunch" 
problem with the KPA500. This particular noise is quite distinctive, which 
easily differentiates itself from other common station integration problems 
such as overdrive or RFI. 

Second, there is no "mod" available, because the KPA500 does not now, nor ever 
has had an EBS circuit.

Details:

The KPA500 definitely does not suffer from so-called "bias crunch"--a noise at 
the end of a SSB transmission similar to that made by wrinkling a sheet of 
paper--because full bias is applied immediately whenever the KPA500 is in OPER 
mode and is keyed. Full bias is maintained until the KPA500 is unkeyed.

EBS is often used with vacuum tube amplifiers that require large bias currents 
to meet their linearity requirements. In some cases, the bias current required 
results in a standing power dissipation between 1/2 and 2/3 of the plate 
dissipation rating of the tube. Thus, the tube generates more waste heat while 
idling than under key down conditions. EBS works by sampling the RF drive 
signal. Until the drive reaches a watt or two, the tube is either cut off or 
idling with extremely low current. Then, after the input power threshold is 
reached, the EBS suddenly applies full bias. Just like a receiver's AGC attack 
and decay times, EBS timing is tricky and critical to proper operation without 
causing unwanted artifacts. The paper crunch noise occurs when the tube is 
caught amplifying without bias (temporarily operating in non-linear Class-C 
mode) due to improper time constants.

When the KPA500 was designed, it was determined that the bias current required 
for proper linearity was low enough that EBS is not needed. As any KPA500 owner 
can quickly verify by placing the amplifier in OPER mode and grounding the KEY 
IN line, the front panel meter reads this standing bias current--even with zero 
RF drive. Amplifiers that have EBS do not show any standing bias current 
without drive.

Any KPA500 that generates a paper-crunch artifact is not operating correctly.

(I'd like to thank Bob, K6XX, for researching EBS so we could provide the above 
information.)

73,
Wayne
N6KR


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Re: [Elecraft] K3, Elecraft Transverter K144XV-K

2015-01-07 Thread Wayne Burdick
Jim (KG0KP) wrote:

> I recall my range was about 4 watts, roughly 4 to 8 watts.
> My need was for a max of 2 watts and that isn't going to happen.

Hi Jim,

At the time we designed this module, we were trying for maximum power output, 
and I'm sorry to say that we didn't attempt to ensure any particular minimum. 
Field testers for the unit were all asking for even higher power, and there was 
no discussion that I recall of an application for less. 

Even though the sales brochure and the manual for the K144XV only mention 
"maximum power output" and never make a claim for "minimum", I can see why you 
would expect less than 4 watts, given the available 10-to-1 drive range. 

There appears to be significant variance in results at minimum drive (0.1 mW), 
so I've asked the engineer who designed the unit to investigate. There are only 
a few factors that control power output and gain, so it could be that a very 
simple modification might be possible to increase the output range.

I'll post the results of our investigation.

73,
Wayne
N6KR



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Re: [Elecraft] P3 for Alan: VFO A Cursor color in FixTrack Mode - for Alan

2015-01-07 Thread Fred Jensen
I may be the only Elecraft customer with this problem, monochromacy is 
extremely rare [poor choice of both Mom and Dad :-)], but other forms of 
defective color vision are much more common, mainly in males and most 
hams are male.  Consequently I'll reply to Alan on the list so everyone 
can help him.


On 1/6/2015 8:28 PM, Alan Bloom wrote:


By the way, I also have typical male red-green color blindness but I
have no trouble distinguishing the VFO A and VFO B cursors.  There are
several types of red-green color blindness, so perhaps that's the
difference.


There are actually multiple forms of colorblindness.  The most common 
types involve a shift in the absorption spectra on one or more of the 
photoreceptors.  Most are inherited and are sex-linked because the 
pigment genes are on the X chromosome and males have only one.  If it's 
bad, you're color blind.  For females with two X chromosomes, if one is 
good, it will prevent color vision defects.  Some forms are caused by a 
defective gene on a non-sex chromosome [#7 I think, but don't hold me to 
that].


I just physically don't have any color receptors at all.  This results 
in more luminance receptors in their place, I'm somewhat light 
sensitive, and I can see quite well in very dim light where those with 
normal color vision can't see at all.  Part of that effect is also 
psychological for "normies."**


The VFO A cursor is green, the spectrum trace is yellow and the
background color is dark blue.  If the yellow trace and green cursor are
too similar I would think the problem is not being able to see the trace
in the cursor area, rather than not being able to see the cursor
(against the dark-blue background).  So I'm confused about that one.


On a quiet band such as 15 right now at 2350Z, I can tell that there is 
a difference between the VFO A cursor and the spectrum trace.  It's not 
a big difference, but I'm watching the intruder carrier at 21.003 right 
now on CW, the carrier trace shows up 500 Hz below the cursor [my 
sidetone frequency], and they're not exactly the same.  The DSP bandpass 
appears as a very slight brightening against the background.  The cursor 
stands out from that.


During the RTTY RU this last weekend, there were many signals, and the 
difference between the cursor and the spectrum trace isn't enough to 
allow me to pick it out.


Incidentally, on a moderately quiet band, if VFO A and VFO B cursors are 
both visible and close, I can usually distinguish them [A is a little 
bit brighter].  If they're not together, I can't tell you which is 
which, *however* there are other obvious ways to determine which one I'm 
looking at so this is not a problem at all.


Anyway, is the solution to make the VFO A cursor bright white?  I think
it would look nicer to make it gray, but then it might look too similar
to the yellow trace for those who are totally color-blind.


When I first got the P3, the waterfall was of very limited usefulness to 
me.  Weaker signals were various shades of blue and they did not show up 
for me against the blue background.  Moderate signals were much brighter 
and did.  Very strong signals were deep red and faded into the 
background again.  When you added the monochrome WF option, it all 
changed.  I can discern any strength signal, even the weakest ones I 
might not even hear, and they just get brighter the stronger they are.


Based on that, I'm pretty sure a bright white VFO A cursor would allow 
me to find it in the spectrum trace when the band is full of signals. 
If the VFO B cursor was also bright white but dashed, I'd be totally 
home free :-)) ... that's a joke, NOT a request, as I said there are 
other ways to tell which is which, and the only time I use the VFO B 
cursor is working DX split and marking where I'm going to send stations 
to clear their traffic when I'm NCS.


Someone once told me I'm not color-blind, I'm color-ignorant. 
Technically, I can "see" any color you offer me, I just can't name it. 
It's a matter of contrast for me, two different colors, both of which I 
can see, may present no contrast difference.  That's why the monochrome 
WF works so well for me, it's *all* contrast, and thank you again for 
that!  I can't see the red numerals on the direct frequency entry keys 
on the K3 unless the sunlight is just right on them ... no contrast with 
the key itself.  That's just a fact, NOT a complaint. :-)


73,

Fred K6DGW
- Northern California Contest Club
- CU in the 50th Running of the Cal QSO Party 3-4 Oct 2015
- www.cqp.org

**The color receptors "normies" have are less sensitive than their 
luminance receptors, and everyone with normal color vision will lose it 
in dim light.  In infancy and very early childhood, the brain gets wired 
for a chromatic world, and when it disappears in dim light, the brain 
decides you can't see at all, even if you actually can, dimly, with a 
monochrome image.


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Re: [Elecraft] KPA500 does not use "EBS", and doesn't have any associated bias noise

2015-01-07 Thread Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft

One additional note to Wayne's posting:

If an on-air signal sounds bad it is frequently because the user is over-driving 
the amplifier, using and adjusting the amplifier to Rig ALC incorrectly (we 
strongly recommend not to use ALC) or possibly has gone inside the amp and 
manually mis-adjusted the fixed bias to the PAs.


73,
Eric
elecraft.com

On 1/7/2015 3:35 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:

Recently there was speculation about the KPA500 using an "Electronic Bias 
System" (EBS), and whether that might be implicated in a noise issue.

First, we have never heard any reports of a "bias crunch" or "paper crunch" 
problem with the KPA500. This particular noise is quite distinctive, which easily differentiates 
itself from other common station integration problems such as overdrive or RFI.

Second, there is no "mod" available, because the KPA500 does not now, nor ever 
has had an EBS circuit.

Details:

The KPA500 definitely does not suffer from so-called "bias crunch"--a noise at 
the end of a SSB transmission similar to that made by wrinkling a sheet of paper--because 
full bias is applied immediately whenever the KPA500 is in OPER mode and is keyed. Full 
bias is maintained until the KPA500 is unkeyed.

EBS is often used with vacuum tube amplifiers that require large bias currents 
to meet their linearity requirements. In some cases, the bias current required 
results in a standing power dissipation between 1/2 and 2/3 of the plate 
dissipation rating of the tube. Thus, the tube generates more waste heat while 
idling than under key down conditions. EBS works by sampling the RF drive 
signal. Until the drive reaches a watt or two, the tube is either cut off or 
idling with extremely low current. Then, after the input power threshold is 
reached, the EBS suddenly applies full bias. Just like a receiver's AGC attack 
and decay times, EBS timing is tricky and critical to proper operation without 
causing unwanted artifacts. The paper crunch noise occurs when the tube is 
caught amplifying without bias (temporarily operating in non-linear Class-C 
mode) due to improper time constants.

When the KPA500 was designed, it was determined that the bias current required 
for proper linearity was low enough that EBS is not needed. As any KPA500 owner 
can quickly verify by placing the amplifier in OPER mode and grounding the KEY 
IN line, the front panel meter reads this standing bias current--even with zero 
RF drive. Amplifiers that have EBS do not show any standing bias current 
without drive.

Any KPA500 that generates a paper-crunch artifact is not operating correctly.

(I'd like to thank Bob, K6XX, for researching EBS so we could provide the above 
information.)

73,
Wayne
N6KR


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[Elecraft] vexing K3 transverter ptoblem solved

2015-01-07 Thread Lewis Phelps
For what it’s worth, I thought I would pass along my recent experience with a 
vexing transverter problem, and the cause of the problem that I eventually 
identified.

The issue was that my XV432 would light up its power output LEDs  ever so 
briefly when the transmitter was keyed, and then shut down. It was pretty 
obviously a shorted output situation.

I first assumed it was a faulty coax cable connecting either the K3 to the 
XV432 or the SV4 32 to the antenna. So I substituted different cables all the 
way around, with no benefit.

I even tested the hypothesis that the dummy load had gone bad, and substituted 
an older and smaller dummy load. Still no joy. 

About the only thing left in the chain between the K3 and the XV432 was the 
KXV3 transverter I/O board. Upon initial inspection, I saw that it was wobbling 
back and forth about 1/4”.  Upon closer inspection (requiring removal of the 
side panel of the case) it became clear that a 1/2” long 4-40 machine screw was 
missing, allowing the board to flex backward and forward, and apparently 
shorting the output.  

I replaced the missing machine screw, tightened the other machine screw on the 
opposite corner of the I/O board, and the problem was gone.

Moral to the story:  mechanical problems can cause electrical problems. 

At least I got it fixed in time for the upcoming VHF contest. 

73,

Lew 

Lew Phelps N6LEW
Pasadena, CA DM04wd
Elecraft K3-10 
Yaesu FT-7800 
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Re: [Elecraft] P3 for Alan: VFO A Cursor color in FixTrack Mode - for Alan

2015-01-07 Thread a******@sbcglobal
Interesting. Would a straight monochrome spectrum take care of all of this?

Al. W6LX


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[Elecraft] FS:P3

2015-01-07 Thread John_N1JM
$625 shipped. No SVGA board.CONUS only.



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73, John N1JM
K3 #5986
P3 #1752
KPA500 #596
XG3
XG1


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