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Why would I want to use a soundcard program if I've got a good demodulator
(RTTY, PSK) in the K3?
This is a good example of the cut-off between the K3's firmware and PC
software. If you are going to use a PC then the logical solution is
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Why would I want to use a soundcard program if I've got a good
demodulator
(RTTY, PSK) in the K3?
This is a good example of the cut-off between the K3's
In a class for novice licensees I tried to demonstrate, what
intermodulation is and what the consequences are. We had two signal
generators operating on frequencies that were 5 khz apart and fed those
signals to various transceivers of different make. The signal strength
was varied between S9
Dream
Ideally the K3 would stream I and Q signals at 44k samples per second...
/Dream
It has always struck me as a bit silly to go from analog to digital back
to analog only to return to digital, which is what you would be doing
with the K3 and a sound card based solution.
vy 73 de toby
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I don't think so as there is no way to capture the scrolling text to make it
populate into a log field.
If you already have a computer connected for logging why wouldn't you just use
a soundcard program that will allow you to do this?
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73,
Robert Benedict wrote:
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I don't think so as there is no way to capture the scrolling text to
make it populate into a log field.
FWIW: Wayne and Eric came to the No Cal Contest Club meeting this month
and gave an incredibly detailed and comprehensive presentation of
Anyone have any word as to when the manual will be available for download?
Not sure if I missed a possible announcement of this...
John Harper AE5X
http://www.ae5x.com
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The manual and schematic will not be available until the radios are ready to
ship. This will allow for the most accurate manual to include any
last-minute firmware/feature changes.
73,
Greg - AB7R
Whidbey Island WA
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Is this getting exciting or what??? !!!
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 shipping status page added!
http://www.elecraft.com/elecraft_shipping_status.htm
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Don,
You were spot on. The SWR Bridge diodes D16 and D17 had failed. The
diodes arrived today in the mail, I replaced them and my K2 is up.
Thank you very much for your help.
73,
Ed - AD7GR
K2 #6050
Don Wilhelm wrote:
Lack of power control with the KPA100 installed normally points
Ed,
For the future, consider your antenna situation carefully. When the
station is not operational, all my antennas are grounded (via relays)
and the K2 is connected to a dummy load. I do have an extensive antenna
switching system here (not yet complete, but almost there) which relies
on
Don,
I am going to be installing a simpler antenna switching system here.
Mine will be keyed off of the 12v power supply. When it is turned off, the
antennas on my two operating positions will be switched from rigs to ground.
The relays will be located outside in a weather proof box
On Jun 18, 2007, at 1:51 PM, Toby Deinhardt wrote:
Dream
Ideally the K3 would stream I and Q signals at 44k samples per
second...
/Dream
It has always struck me as a bit silly to go from analog to digital
back to analog only to return to digital, which is what you would
be doing with
T minus 5 weeks and counting
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Nick T wrote:
I am having the same problem identifying components as well. I have
the larger tan bodied solenoidal but I also have a sub-minature tan
bodied solenoidal but it is colored green-brown-green.
The green brown green thing is actually a resistor, although, if I
understand the design
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I think it is because 17m and some of the other bands have not reached
critical mass like 20m and 40m have.
Very true. With the K3 SubRX you'll be able to run my software and monitor
two bands simultaneously - so while chasing the
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Fantastic! Which flavors of unix does it run on?
Windows NT, itself based in OpenVMS which in turn was heavily influenced by
UNIX. And seems to work under Wine although I've never tried that.
I have enough aggro supporting
Will data from the K3 internal data mode decodes be available to an
external PC for logging and other purposes?
Bob Benedict
KD8CGH
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I don't think so as there is no way to capture the scrolling text to make it
populate into a log field.
If you already have a computer connected for logging why wouldn't you just use
a
soundcard program that will allow you to do this?
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73,
Greg - AB7R
Whidbey Island
On Mon, 18 Jun 2007, Simon Brown (HB9DRV) wrote:
I have enough aggro supporting my UNIX users in the day job, I'm not going to
do it for a hobby. I may be stupid, just not yet certified as such :-)
PricelessI thought only windows applications required support (g).
May I use the line, I
Hi Greg,
I don't think so as there is no way to ...
... soundcard program that will allow you to do this?
Why would I want to use a soundcard program if I've got a good demodulator
(RTTY, PSK) in the K3?
I would have thought that the K3 can send demodulated data via the RS-232 to the
On 6/18/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Greg,
I don't think so as there is no way to ...
... soundcard program that will allow you to do this?
Why would I want to use a soundcard program if I've got a good demodulator
(RTTY, PSK) in the K3?
I would have thought that the K3
Given the increasing difficulty of producing a 45 baud 5 bit code,
having translation both ways in the K3 would be useful, even with a
computer attached.
And the K3 has what I expect to be a reasonably capable CW decoder,
too. In any case, if the output of the decoder can be sent out the
serial
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