HI,
I have ordered my K3 on 8 May 2007 and I paid 50% right after. What will happen
next ??
When should I pay the rest of the amount and when will I get my dreamt-of K3???
73!!!
Frantisek, 7X0RY
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Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Okay. Outlook just calls it plain text (no formatting for lines or fonts).
It's a VERY common format and generally preferred since it allows the
reader's computer do the wrapping.
Looking at the QTH.NET archives, I see the same thing, but it's no longer
the same format
Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Looking at the QTH.NET archives, I see the same thing, but it's no longer
the same format the e-mail sender posted. It's been converted and
formatted
in HTML for display in a web browser.
QTH.NET needs to fix how Mailman converts text to display in HTML with
Well, when setting up for SKN I did a dumb thing with my K2/100. My
rig for SKN is a 40m two-tube transmitter that puts out about 50
watts. Somehow, I ended up connecting it to the cable that leads to
the K2, instead of the one that leads to the antenna.
So, I ended up putting about 50
David Woolley-3 wrote:
The real problem in this case appears to be the unofficial, nabble.com,
web gateway to the list, which really just acts a mail user agent when
posting. Whilst most GUI email clients have now corrected their over
the wire formats so that plain text is
Since you transmitted into the antenna tuner, is it nothing more serious
than having a lot of reflected power due to a mismatch? In such a case we
would expect the tuner to survive that for some time. Admittedly the K2 was
in receive mode at the time, but I would have expected the tuner
It's already there on the email list page.
HNY,
Ken K3IU
G4ILO wrote:
When Eric gets a moment :) perhaps he could add a link to the Nabble
archives on the Elecraft web page?
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Julian, G4ILO K2 s/n: 392 K3 s/n: ???
G4ILO's Shack: www.g4ilo.com
Zerobeat Ham Forums: www.zerobeat.net/smf
just tried to do also some dynamic range measurements
two HP 8640 Generators (out +20dBm) attenuated to 0dBm into
an 6dB coupler attenuated to -10 dBm into an stepp-attenuator
done on 20meter with 4pole 500Hz filter
IMD with pre -140 dBm
IMD no pre -134 dBm
dynamic range no pre
spacing
sorry.. IMD has to be MDS
done on 20meter with 4pole 500Hz filter
MDS with pre -140 dBm
MDS no pre -134 dBm
OE6KYG
just tried to do also some dynamic range measurements
two HP 8640 Generators (out +20dBm) attenuated to 0dBm into
an 6dB coupler attenuated to -10 dBm into an
I'm trying to clear up some confusion on my part and maybe I've missed
something in the manual.
I am looking at a picture of the rear panel of the K3 and I see a sub-panel
with rx ant in/out, xvtr in/out and IF out. Are these connectors only
available if the KXV3 is ordered? What about if
DaleJ wrote:
I'm trying to clear up some confusion on my part and maybe I've missed
something in the manual.
What I want is the sub rx and rx in/out, but I don't need the KXV3 because
I don't plan to use transverters.
If you want RX IN/OUT, you need a KXV3. It's wrong to
I might have missed this in the manual, but when I change the NB IF width
value, I can get to a point where the NB flashes - what does this indicate?
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Ok, so what's the speed of Dark?
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You can connect the subreceiver to a rx ant via the aux RF jack, without
having the KXV3 option.
See Antenna Selection at
http://www.zerobeat.net/mediawiki/index.php/K3_Stereo_Diversity_Reception_and_SO2V_Contesting
73/HNY,
Barry N1EU
DaleJ wrote:
I'm trying to clear up some confusion on
Klaus
Thanks for the feedback, have you any figures for the SSB filter as well?
73 Dave
just tried to do also some dynamic range measurements
two HP 8640 Generators (out +20dBm) attenuated to 0dBm into
an 6dB coupler attenuated to -10 dBm into an stepp-attenuator
done on 20meter
Easy one: 299,792,458 m/s. Since dark is merely the vacation of light and
light vacates thus.
;)
w1jp
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From: David Ferrington, M0XDF [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: elecraft Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2008 07:15
Subject: [Elecraft] [K3] NB
Bill,
The 1N5711 diodes in the KAT100 and the KPA100 wattmeter could have been
damaged from the excessive RF voltage applied, and it would be wise to
check them. OTOH, if your power output control and SWR indications are
normal, those diodes are working.
If the K2 receiver works (check with
The value of used gear can be determined through several means. If the
gear is still being produced you can use the current new price and
figure yours is worth a percentage of new cost. I figure 80% for
top-notch, in demand gear down to maybe 50% for stuff that is a bit
rough (i.e. a mobile
It is simple whatever you can sell it for just like any other market.
73 Sam kf4yox
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From: Darwin, Keith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2008 8:45 AM
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Value of used
Lee (WW2DX) wrote:
We are coming down the home stretch in a few weeks, any word if the
group has or will have the K3's for the trip?
Elecraft is still very busy to build our K3s, but as we received one K3
some weeks ago for evaluation and integration testing, we are very confident
that
Thanks Bill,
Glad to see things are looking good.
BTW, thanks for the Q in the Big Stew!
73 de Lee
WW2DX
On Jan 2, 2008, at 9:27 AM, Bill W4ZV wrote:
Lee (WW2DX) wrote:
We are coming down the home stretch in a few weeks, any word if the
group has or will have the K3's for the trip?
I appear to be having some problems with MacLoggerDX and the K3 (the author,
Don and I are in communication on this).
It looks like when sending a mode change, followed by a freq change, that
the mode does change at the current freq, then the freq changes and the mode
is commonly LSB. This is when
here is a possible explanation as to why some programs that do
interfacing the kenwood way have issues with elecraft radios, I hope it
helps understand the issue.
Kenwood protocol predates the per-band memories that modern radios have,
I.e the radio saves the mode and frequency you were last on,
...though don't forget the negative sign -- it's
flowing in the reverse direction. ;-)
Rob
KC6ROC
--- Jon Robert Pellant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Easy one: 299,792,458 m/s. Since dark is merely the
vacation of light and
light vacates thus.
;)
w1jp
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From:
So if I look at dark backwards, I see light?
Robert Brigham wrote:
...though don't forget the negative sign -- it's
flowing in the reverse direction. ;-)
Rob
KC6ROC
--- Jon Robert Pellant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Easy one: 299,792,458 m/s. Since dark is merely the
vacation of light and
I don't believe there's any automatic mode change based on frequency / band
plan. However you can verify this yourself by using the K3 Utility's
Command Tester tab page to execute various commands to see what happens.
FA gets/sets the VFO
MD gets/sets the Mode.
You can also set up a command
On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 17:38:13 +0100, you wrote:
So if I look at dark backwards, I see light?
Only if you're running fast enough...
Tom, N5GE - SWOT 3537 - Grid EM12jq
They that can give up essential liberty
to obtain a little temporary safety
deserve neither liberty nor safety.
Happy New Year.
I have for sale my favorite K2, serial number 3900. This radio has served me
extremely well during many ragchews, Fox Hunts, and contests over the past
almost four years. I have built four K2s, and now it is time to try the K3.
Meanwhile, I will use my other K2/100. This K2,
Elecrafters,
dont blame others for emails with long lines.
It all depends on the standard used for terminating a line.
Some email-programs insert a carriage return/linefeed in outgoing mails
(and also expect that in received mails) others just wrap the lines.
The only culprit is the guy who
On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 18:12:20 +0100, Martin wrote:
There is a lot Windows does not care about.
I might be wrong..
You are not wrong. Happy New Year.
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73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane
Elecraft K2/100 s/n 5402
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This is from Myway Internet mail system.
Without forced line feeds.
test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test
test test test test test test test test test test test test test.
With forced line feeds.
test test test test test test test test test test test
http://home.netcom.com/~rogermw/darksucker.html
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K4DGW
K2 S/N 5982
On Wed, 2008-01-02 at 11:02 -0600, Tom Childers, N5GE wrote:
On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 17:38:13 +0100, you wrote:
So if I look at dark backwards, I see light?
Only if you're running fast
I have proven that using Myway, my email provider, I must force a line feed
(press Enter) at the end of each line. Others may have to do the same to avoid
long lines.
73,
Joe N9VX
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This is from Myway Internet mail system.
I have had a great deal up success using Spectrogram as Don describes.
This page is very helpful for understanding what goes on, minute by
minute, with the WWV signal.
http://tf.nist.gov/stations/iform.html
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David Wilburn
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K4DGW
K2 S/N 5982
On Mon, 2007-12-31 at 18:32
This is what it looks like when I press the Return key at the end
of each line.
I have proven that using Myway, my email provider, I must force a
line feed (press Enter) at the end of each line. Others may have to
do the same to avoid long lines.
73,
Joe N9VX
Forcing line feeds beaks display on non standard (I.e small screen)
devices in all sorts of ways.
if folk are having issues with displaying long lines it's the fault of
the software they are using to view the message, period.
plain text mail should not have breaks / line feeds in it except at
I'm new to the digital age and with the new K3 I would like to participate
in the upcoming RTTY contest. I know that I can use the K3 with the keyer,
which by the way does work, but I was thinking maybe I would like to try my
computer. I have a Gateway laptop and was wondering what the group
It looks fine here on MS Outlook, either way Joe.
The issue raised by the originator of this thread was NOT about how the text
displays in e-mail programs, although some do apparently lack the ability to
properly wrap ASCII text to fit screens.
The issue raised was that reading messages in a
David Wilburn wrote:
I have had a great deal up success using Spectrogram as Don describes.
This page is very helpful for understanding what goes on, minute by
minute, with the WWV signal.
http://tf.nist.gov/stations/iform.html
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I consider the above method more accurate than
Ron, what I proved: if you send plain text from my email
provider without forcing a line feed you get long lines when you
read the messages on the board using Internet Exployer. I do not
receive emails. I read what I want and skip the rest.
73,
Joe N9VX
Steve
I've run MMTTY with direct keying of my K3 using a single transistor
interface as per the MMTTY help file, it works well with the K3 running
FSK D mode.
More recently I've been using Ham Radio Deluxe with Digital Master 780
and had my first PSK31 QSO a few days ago and my first
I am selling my late SN 4088 K2 with options. I have built several K2's and
all the other Elecraft kits. I was a field tester for the original K2, SN
0088. The following options are include with the K2: KPA/100; KSB2 ssb
option; K160RX 160 meter option; K60V 60 M and Transceiver
It is very easy to get it to work with K3, given all the built in
isolation transformers in the rig. Physically, all you need are
audio patch cords between the computer and the K3. No need for FSK
or PTT (no serial port needed)
Simply put, just:
* connect the speaker/headphone output
I am using ATT Yahoo Mail Classic. I have two
computers, one with XP Professional and two brousers,
Fire Fox and Internet Explorer. The other computer
runs Vista and Internet Explorer. The message looks
fine with or without the forced line feeds.
--- Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is
Why should we get excited about VP6DX using K3s when there are many commercial
orders backed up...including mine? g
73 de Al, W5IZ
Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your home page.
On Wed, 2 Jan 2008, Al Baker wrote:
Why should we get excited about VP6DX using K3s when there are many commercial orders
backed up...including mine? g
Well, it kind of dispells the rumor that the elves that really build the K3's
had to take a break and help the old man in the red suit.
I
I have a nice 8640, which is an excellent signal generator.
However, I'm interested in sweeping filters with it.
Does anyone know if there is a way to get it to sweep,
or are we stuck with manual tuning?
Thanks and 73
Bob N6WG
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Rick wrote:
Of course the audible zero-beat method works
fine too, but there is always the possibility of confusion about whether
one is zeroing the carrier or one of the transmitted tones.
I haven't had a problem with the WWV tones. I first zero on WWV, then wait
for the announcement that
For narrow band sweeping (depends on the frequency range, couple hundred
KHz at max) you can use the 8620B's FM mode.
Put the sweep generator into the FM external input, and also onto the X
axis of your 'scope. Keep the modulating frequency low. Does not have to
be a linear ramp either, sine
Robert -
Try using a low-frequency AC signal, as from a function generator, and
DC couple it to the 8640B FM modulator input. Depending on how much
sweep you need, I think this will work. I am pretty sure the 8640B FM
section will respond to DC.
If you have a function generator, and it
For the values displayed when I twidle the Mi8c and CMp pots - what do the
numbers represent - % of compression? DB of mic gain?
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For the values displayed when I twidle the Mi8c and CMp pots - what do the
numbers represent - % of compression? DB of mic gain?
Assuming you are referring to a K3, these are dimensionless values.
More is more ;-)
MIC GAIN is set by looking at the ALC meter. The bars there are also
Thanks Lyle, yes obviously I did mean to put K3 :-)
On 2/1/08 22:50, Lyle Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
For the values displayed when I twidle the Mi8c and CMp pots - what do the
numbers represent - % of compression? DB of mic gain?
Assuming you are referring to a K3, these are
1. I'm very curious to see how they hold up in 24x7 operation.
2. If they survive the many bumps and smacks on the way to vp6dx.
3. More exposure for Elecraft.
4. Gives me a better chance of working them.
That is why.
Thanks,
Lee
WW2DX
On Jan 2, 2008, at 3:47 PM, Al Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you can get me my radio, ordered with deposit on 9 May,:
1. I will run it 24/7 for one week.g
2. I will bump and smack it around.g
3. Elecraft does not need any more exposure...latest orders will probably only
be delivered in May orJune,
4. Any dxpedition proven rig such as the ICOM
Light is merely darkness visible.
73 Ken ZL1AIH
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Date: Wed, 02 Jan 2008 12:15:06 +
From: David Ferrington, M0XDF
Subject: [Elecraft] [K3] NB indicator flashing
To: elecraft
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I might have
Hey Lee, how's this for confidence in Elecraft...
In 2004 a bunch of us were going to Banaba, T33C,
and team members were building K2/100s for this rare
DXpedition. I don't mind telling you I was apprehensive
about newly built rigs lasting the duration due to things
like cold solder joints
I'm installing the KSB2 in K2-#6321. I'm using A Kenwood MC-43S Mic
from my TS 850S.
It looks like all the pins are wired straight across EXCEPT PINS 5 6
6 WHICH ARE NOT
JUMPED if I'm reading it right
RC kc5wa
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Thank you to everyone that responded to my question about the value of used
equipment, I appreciate you trying to help. I was looking for a bit of an
archive like the Ebay Prices Realized site. Too bad it was last updated in
2002.
Thanks again,
Tom
N0DSP
Scanning still provides disappointing results.
Instead of staying on a signal for about 25 seconds, my K2 stays on a
signal for a random 3 to 18 seconds (usually less than 5 seconds). These
CW stations heard by scanning are often very strong and over 15 wpm with
no breaks in transmission
Elecrafters,
Another tool that I have used sometime to suppliment
the Spectrogram program is the waterfall display of
Digipan (or any of the similar PSK31 programs). For
example, the waterfall display shows the time
dependence of the WWV components making it easy to
identify the carrier (center
Incredible! Wow, what a great testament. Obviously, Murphy was completely
flummoxed by the vaunted Elecraft mojo! Maybe we should now rename Murphy's
Law to Murphy's Opinion, or Murphy's Manifesto, or somethng like that.
Bill W5WVO
Joe-aa4nn wrote:
Hey Lee, how's this for confidence in
On Jan 2, 2008, at 7:41 PM, Al Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you can get me my radio, ordered with deposit on 9 May,:
I have just waved my wand. I will expect you to keep your promise when
your rig ships in a week :)
1. I will run it 24/7 for one week.g
Boy are you going to be
Very cool story Joe!
Thanks for sharing,
73
Lee
WW2DX
On Jan 2, 2008, at 8:17 PM, Joe-aa4nn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Lee, how's this for confidence in Elecraft...
In 2004 a bunch of us were going to Banaba, T33C,
and team members were building K2/100s for this rare
DXpedition. I don't
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