Likewise, I don't want Are you sure ? messages.
What would suit me would be a few scratch memories that are
unprotected. Maybe a setting under the VFOB Menu display which
could switched from Protect/Unprotect for the other memories that
I had spent some time setting up.
73
Stewart G3RXQ
On Fri,
That sounds like the best option so far Stewart, allow us to mark a
memory as read-only in some way as we save it and then to overwrite
it, you have to flip the switch to write-enable.
Default all memories to write-enable and that way all those who don't
want this feature just ignore it
Don Wilhelm wrote:
Do you really want band *stacking* memories? A stacking memory is
first-in, last out, so you have to drill down through the stack to get
the one you want. That seems likea much worse situation than the normal
band up/down switch which is a double ended stack.
I find it
The Art of Computer Programming was written in the mid-60s, and
would certainly have fixed the usage of the term by then.
_was_ written in the mid-60s? ... volume 1 maybe. Volume 4 is
currently shown as 'in preparation'. When I first realized that the
work had expanded to 7 volumes I was afraid
Hi, all
sorry for message with italian language.I am asking for Italian that have
K3. I am to buy K3 too.
Cerco qualche OM Italiano per informazioni relativi al costo e modalita'
della spedizione in Italia.
Many 73 to all group
73
Giuliano I0CG
Mark Bayern wrote:
The Art of Computer Programming was written in the mid-60s, and
would certainly have fixed the usage of the term by then.
_was_ written in the mid-60s? ... volume 1 maybe. Volume 4 is
currently shown as 'in preparation'. When I first realized that the
work had
Everyone,
How do I display my FP and Heat Sink temperatures on the front Panel?
I did the calibration and the book explains that you tap Display and use XFO B
to select the temperature reading you want displayed.
When I tap Display all I can select is Time, Date, Current, and Voltage. No
temp
You must turn Tech Mode ON to see the temp readings.
-Bruce N1RX
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On my K3 (SN 820) I have noticed that if I tune to frequencies between the ham
bands (e.g. WWV frequencies), these frequencies then show up when I step the
band switch up and down. Is there a way to delete this out-of-the-ham-band
clutter from the band switch's
Hi Elecrafters,
Elecraft has specialized in ham rigs (yes, I'm old enough to have earned
the right to call them rigs)
that have two main characteristics: high ham band performance and
cost-effective design. That
they also provide the best support and customer service in this
nitch-market is
I'm not sure how many use Logger32, but when I am chasing
DX spots and change band and / or mode, the filters do not go
to the default settings. The same thing happens if I type in a
frequency. Logger32 knows, from the band plan, which mode
to use by the frequency.
If I go from, for example -
More information:
I just downloaded DX4WIN demo. It does the same thing -
K3 on 14.025, CW, 700 Hz.
Click on a spot for 28280. Radio goes to 28280, Mode
changes to SSB, but filter stays at 700 Hz.
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From: hank k8dd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Elecraft Reflector
THANK YOU.
73 de Jim KG0KP
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From: John Lyon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2008 10:41 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 Thoughts
Hi Elecrafters,
Elecraft has specialized in ham rigs (yes, I'm old enough to have earned
the right
The biggest problem with all of this is that different manufacturers
have given different names to the same thing and the same name to
different things. We can talk about band stacking registers (no clue
as to what those do even tho' I have them in my Icom rig), memories,
etc., until we
Don Wilhelm wrote:
If you are referring to something different, then please do not call it
a stack - the definition of a memory stack has been quite clear since
the first days of microprocessors.
Actually, well before the first u-processors. The first stack
architecture computers I can
John,
That behavior will be corrected, I know it is on the list. I recall
that there has been discussion about just where inside the ham band the
band button will place the K3 - i.e. if you tune out of the band at the
bottom end, return to the lowest frequency in the band? if you tune out
That sounds like a ring, or circular queue, in CS terms. I'm another who
has never quite understand what a band-stacking memory is, or does.
73,
Dave KQ3T
David Woolley (E.L) wrote:
What they want is a stack, for each band as well as a button for each
band. The stack isn't a true stack,
Kent,
There's a balance between asking for design changes and carping and it's
sometimes hard to know where to draw the line... Note my original
message just stated the problem I had without stating a possible
solution... I'll leave that to Elecraft, as they are still actively
developing
On Sat, 31 May 2008 10:17:24 -0700, Brian, WB6RQN wrote:
As I tune across the band I often hear a signal that sounds
interesting, e.g. a station in QSO that I want to go back to or a pile-
up I don't want to try to deal with now, but I don't want to stop
there. I want to keep going. So
K3 Field Test has been trying out some draft instructions for removing the
KRX3 and re-installing it. This is necessary for changing crystal filters
in either the main receiver or the KRX3, or adding/removing other K3
options. It took me four minutes to remove the KRX3 module and nine minutes
to
Don,
Thank you for your excellent advice (as always).
I am aware of the other methods of jumping to the ham bands, i.e. direct
frequency entry and setting up memory pushbuttons. I merely wanted to know
what I could do about the band switch itself, and you gave me a satisfactory
answer to my
Hello all,
I used my Elecraft K3 just now to operate on the FDMDV Mode (14.236Mhz),
Digital Voice. The K3 was set to 10 watts of output power into a Yaesu VL-1000
Solid-State Amplifier, to bring it up to 200 Watts. It worked very well, of
course. Mel (K0PFX) on the other end, said I sounded
Great, Ed! I bet most of that time was spent removing/replacing screws!
I mention that because I often work servicing radio, radar and other
electronics in the field. It's not uncommon to find a panel fitted for 10
screws held in place with only four or five.
Sure, that panel isn't likely to
For those who are concerned about overwriting the quick memories, you
might try the solution that I just created for my K3.
I duplicated memories 00 thru 09 into memories 90 thru 99. It is highly
unlikely that I will ever use use all 100 memories, or even the
remaining 80 after using those 20
hank k8dd-3 wrote:
More information:
I just downloaded DX4WIN demo. It does the same thing -
K3 on 14.025, CW, 700 Hz.
Click on a spot for 28280. Radio goes to 28280, Mode
changes to SSB, but filter stays at 700 Hz.
Exactly the same thing happens using MixW.
Doing some
I'm glad it wasn't me or any of the programs that I use.
Apparently the default I or II setups do not tie the filter with
the mode or it's just not using the default setup that you
have saved in the K3 when you use external control.
73 Thanks
HankK8DD
--
'Never argue with an
So, is this a good problem statement?
Negative.
This may be hard to grasp if you have never used an
IC756p 775dsp, or OMNI VI+.
The object is to have single press access to a desired
band, on the last freq and mode you used - without
ever needing to specifically perform a save
operation of
On May 31, 2008, at 3:31 PM, Don Rasmussen wrote:
So, is this a good problem statement?
Negative.
This may be hard to grasp if you have never used an
IC756p 775dsp, or OMNI VI+.
I have an IC-706MKII. (Speaking of bad user interfaces ...)
The object is to have single press access to a
Brian Lloyd wrote:
OK, I have to press my
band changing button multiple times to get from 6M to 160M but that is
not a likely scenario. Most of the time the band I want to get to is
only one or two button-presses away.
Actually, 6M is only one press away from 160. BAND DOWN.
--
73,
Vic,
This may be hard to grasp if you have never used an
IC756p 775dsp, or OMNI VI+.
The same description applies to the Yaesu FT-920, FT-950,
FT-990, FT-1000D, FT-1000MP, Mark V, FT-2000, FTdx9000, etc.
The number of last used frequencies on a given band may
differ (two in the early radios,
Good Evening,
Today I rode with NM7N to Seaside, Oregon for our local hamfest. I got to
see Lisa, which is always nice, and Greg, AB7R, at the Elecraft booth. They
were having fun showing off the gear and selling things. They were assisted by
WA7BOC who enjoys talking about his
I don't have a K3 and I will not order one until it is a
stable product and on-the-shelf for immediate delivery.
My homebrew 10 MHz CW transceiver, EA12, IC-735 and K2 are
working fine.
.. just got my list password, that I didn't chose myself,
that's for sure.
If anyone wants to contact me, you
I have two rigs in my shack, a TS-850 with up and down
buttons and a FT-900 with 12 buttons. I prefer the
TS-850 method because it is easier to punch the button
a number of times than to read the tiny label and
select the correct button on the FT-900. I hope that
my K3 that will arrive in a
Brian wrote:
OK, I have to press
my band changing button multiple times to get from 6M to 160M but that
is not a likely scenario.
-
Actually it's ONE press, thanks to the way the radio rotates through the
bands, but I get your point. It's never more than
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