Lee Buller wrote:
Why not use XML so interchange could be universal? That way people
can send each other their set ups. That could be interesting. And,
you could change set ups depending on what you want to do
XML syntax, on its own, is definitely not sufficient to achieve this and
neither is
Jerry:
I don't know if you own a K3 or not but if you don't then you should invest
in one before knocking the K3 down. The fact that Sherwood Engineering and
others have found the K3 to surpass the receivers in those expensive radios
like the IC-7800 and the FTDX-9000, should be enough pro
Does anyone know of an adapter that will take a Kenwood 8-pin mic jack
and set things up so it will fit into the 3.5mm mic jack on the back?
Or is this one of those things that I'd have to make...
On Thu, 2008-07-03 at 19:39 -0500, Tom Childers, N5GE wrote:
> On Thu, 3 Jul 2008 17:23:20 -0700 (PDT
Does anyone know if the latest K3's have the negative ALC mod already
incorporated ? I am expecting my K3 in about 5 weeks and plan to use it with
my FL7000 amp.
Barry Simpson VK2BJ
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...I can now only drop to 150 hz in data mode, not 50 like I was able to with
2.10
Any one else seeing this.
50 Hz and 100 Hz BW are available in PSK D.
The reason they are not available in other data modes is because they
are not applicable (AFSK and FSK D), or the fact that the center
freq
Friends,
I need four additional Elecraft Transverters to complete my 9 band K3
microwave station and put it into competition in the VHF/UHF/Microwave
contests. Ive been using transverters (902, 1296, 2304 3456, 5760 and 10
GHz.) feeding them into an IC-7000 (144 MHz. IF) up until now this has
wor
Hi all:
So I loaded 2.13 and I can now only drop to 150 hz in data mode, not 50 like I
was able to with 2.10
Any one else seeing this.
Thanks
Bob
KK6UE
k3 681
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Brilliant!
I had to find an "undocumented feature" to clear Argo
V memories. Even though Argo is firmware upgradable
they never had time (or took the time) to do that. It
is very nice to see real refinement in a transceiver
that I already own. I keep looking in the mailbox for
a bill, but so far -
I'm trying the initial receiver alignment/test on my KX1. I can hear my
transmitted sig from another rig, but nothing on the air.
The trimmers for 40 and 20 produce two or three separate peaks--should
there be only one?
The rf gain control doesn't seem to have much effect from one end of
ro
K3 beta-test firmware revision 2.13 is now available. Full details
appear below and in the release notes.
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any problem reports to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I got one to see what it looked like. Nice little book and you
can find answers quicker than using the Operators Manual that
comes with the K3.
Nifty Manual does have an update policy to cover software
updates. I think their website says you can trade your Nifty
Manual in for $12 to get a newe
I've build a list of all available menu entries with the possible values.
Based on that i will start building a XSD-File.
Pls intervene if i am wrong...
Next i will check all menu entries against the different firmware level
and possible dependencies with the different hardware options.
As a r
On Thu, 3 Jul 2008 17:23:20 -0700 (PDT), KB1PXD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>Greetings,
>My K3 will be shipped out any day now! (woo-hoo)
>I've decided to pickup a Heil headset, but I'm not sure if I should
>go with the Elecraft proset-k2, or just run out to HRO and grab
>a proset-4, etc. Questi
Greetings,
My K3 will be shipped out any day now! (woo-hoo)
I've decided to pickup a Heil headset, but I'm not sure if I should
go with the Elecraft proset-k2, or just run out to HRO and grab
a proset-4, etc. Questions:
1.) If I decide to pick one up at at HRO, can I just pickup the adapter
that
Guys - Jerry does indeed own a K2 and a K3 and is a long time Elecraft
customer. He certainly is allowed to state his opinion. In -my- opinion
he stated it fairly, even though I disagreed with him on the pricing and
technical points.
Its OK to argue in a polite manner, but please do not jump o
Hi John,
That is inaccurate. We are working to ship by order date independently
for the kit and built versions.
As per our shipping status page:
---
We are now starting to ship against our backlog of KRX3s. We will
contact you for confirmation 1-2 weeks prior to shipment.
We are now workin
I operated Lee's K3 this weekend at FD and its truly amazing radio. All the
CW ops this weekend
at W2MU FD made the same observation on the receiver. All were quite
impressed.
I ordered mine today and hope I receive by CQWW CW.
73, Ray W2RE
Lee (WW2DX) wrote:
>
> I took my K3 #464 to FD this ye
Nope; they do not seem to ship on order date. I have #107 and the KRX-3 was
ordered from the start ...beginning of May 2007.
G3JAG
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Gil,
You did not say what kind of microphone you are trying to connect.
If it is an Elecraft mic, then you will need to turn on the bias - it is
turned off by default.
If it is a Heil, are you using a Kenwood adapter (and no bias)?
If it is some other brand, have you re-wired the microphone plu
I am far from being an expert but here are a few ideas. Make sure you have
the front panel mike selected. Press the main button and then rotate the
vfo B knob until you come to MIN SEL. Be sure it is set to FP (for front
panel). If you are using an electret mike element be sure the bias is on.
Lennart Michaëlsson wrote:
>
> Also, some filters are reputed to have been defective. Of course, the
> filters may not be totally to blame for the mediocre front end performance
> of the K3 (compared with the professional-level performance that some of
> us
> had hoped for.)
>
I must have been
OM's;
I'm at those last procedures of making all the settings for my K3, and
just added the microphone to the package. So far, I've found that I can
make the red LED light up for the PTT line indication, but there's no
LCD bar graph showing that my voice is causing any modulation. I'm
findi
Wow, I wish we could buy 8 pole filters in amateur radio volumes for a
wholesale price 1-5$. Or even $30-$40! They just don't exist. (But let
me know if you find some..)
Our filters -were- designed for their excellent IMD performance. Also,
we have these filters tested for IMD and passband res
I don't feel a big need for the main VFO dial to zero out the insignificant
digits, but I would like the first step of the RIT knob, when being used as
a fast tuner, to go to the next rounded frequency step above or below.
I have noticed that a lot of SSB stations seem to be on exact multiples of
Lee,
You should be able to provide control lines for HexFETs or some other
kind of switch with just a little bit of logic and the signals from the
ACC connector.
Look at the Band Data outputs - the only time *both* Band3 and Band1 are
at a high impedance state is on 6 meters. A NAND gate (w
Jim & Don,
Thanks! It was the line in gain, it was still zero. Now it is working fine.
73 's Steef
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From: "Jim Cox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Steef PA2A" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2008 11:10 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Mic via line-in does not w
Thanks to Julian G4ILO and Craig KA0CT for your positive comments.
Well, today I received an email from Glenn W3GWW stating that they
had been on holiday until June 28th and due to Field Day had sold
out of the IMD meter. However, they will be shipping mine on 9th July.
My concern was the big blan
The solution that elecraft showed at Hamcomm was an external unit that
plugged into the k3 back panel
Dave
ww2r
Message: 4
Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2008 11:03:05 +
From: Brian Alsop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 6-meter Performance Question
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
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On Thu, 3 Jul 2008 13:07:31 -0700, "Jerry T. Dowell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>The high prices of the roofing filters for the K3 and optional filters for
>other rigs reminds me of a little history.
>
>In the very early '80s, I desired to purchase a CW filter for an Astro 200,
>long after CIR wen
Jerry,
I cannot comment on the price level over time even if I have been both in
the radio business and a ham for many decades.
One can always wish for lower prices, only way to make that happen is by
competition which Drake was utilizing.
Nobody forces you to buy a K3 with or without filters.
I c
The high prices of the roofing filters for the K3 and optional filters for
other rigs reminds me of a little history.
In the very early '80s, I desired to purchase a CW filter for an Astro 200,
long after CIR went out of business. I happened to be visiting Phoenix, AZ
for a few days, so I dropped
I've just ordered the K3 Nifty Mini Manual.
Well actually I wanted the book DX101x by AC6V and found Nifty
Accessories stocked this book so I just had to add the K3 Nifty manual
to my order.
Has anyone had a chance to review this manual, will it remain up to
date, with so many software upd
Hi,
I can 't get the line in working as a mic input. Via the menu MIC SEL I have
set up Line In. Monitoring with an audio signal gives no result. The front and
rear microphone connectors work.
Has anyone an idea what is wrong? I have no filter installed in slot 1 but that
should be no problem.
I'm interested in an item for sale by Terry Oneill and would like to email
him about it. KI5AZ
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Hi, Bill:
I can see how your idea for killing the offset at the first movement of the
VFO would work, at least for smaller jumps. I'm not sure I'd appreciate my
VFO jumping say, 50 Hz, perhaps in the "wrong" direction, to 'zero up' the
frequency when I touched the VFO at a 100 Hz tuning rate thoug
On Thu, 3 Jul 2008 11:51:30 -0600, "Bill W5WVO" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Let's say I'm tuning in FINE mode (to the 1 Hz digit) and the VFO says
>50.135.056. If I then go to COARSE (to the 100 Hz digit), tune to a VFO
>indication of, say, 50.145.0, I intuitively expect that the actual VFO
>fr
Hi Ron,
"Channelization" is a subject that is beginning to create more and more
debate on the air. I must admit that, being a 6m operator where
channelization makes sense other than in a contest environment (the band is
large -- why QRM each other?), I might have a predisposition in that
direction
It's temporary, but works fine for now.
I drilled 2 holes in the bedroom wall and slid 2 lengths of nylon tube
therein, they stick out a few inches outside. A piece of 450 ladder line
about 3 ft or so goes from the PL in the rig to a connector block on the
inside wall and the 2 wires from out
There's always the old school way - you could put a DPDT switch in the
keying line, and switch between the amps manually. Given that that's
only one motion, and we have to push the BAND switch repeatedly to
move between bands, that's not such a big deal. :-)
73,
Steve
> Has anyone come up with
The problem is that if you changed the tuning rate when not at a ".000"
setting and the system automatically put you on a ".000" setting, the rig
would change frequency by that amount, either xmit or receive!
Normally you'll be going from fine to coarse, so one would expect that you'd
not care abo
Are you serious
Dave W7AQK
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From: "charles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "elecraft"
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2008 4:54 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 CW speed request
Is it possible to have a speed step of .5 in between the
present CW speed
settings of whole numbers
Let's say I'm tuning in FINE mode (to the 1 Hz digit) and the VFO says
50.135.056. If I then go to COARSE (to the 100 Hz digit), tune to a VFO
indication of, say, 50.145.0, I intuitively expect that the actual VFO
frequency will be 50.145.000 -- but it continues to carry the FINE 10s and 1s
dig
David -
How high is it? What kind of feed-line are you using? How long is the
feed-line? Do you use a balun at the antenna or at the transmitter
end? Does the K3 auto-coupler show any symptoms of having trouble
matching one or more bands (long tuning time)?
- Jim, KL7CC
David Cutt
Lee
Something like the KRC2 band decoder
could be used to steer the PTT line as
you change bands.
73, Bob N6WG
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From: "Lee (WW2DX)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Elecraft Reflector"
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2008 10:21 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 Two amplifiers 1 key line
>
I cant believe anyone would ask for this kind of "enhancement" !!
Jim K4JAF
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From: "charles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "elecraft"
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2008 11:50 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 CW speed request [END of thread]
On Thursday 03 July 2008 17:30:01
I have a HF amp on ANT1 and (soon to be) 6M amp on ANT2. ANT2 is
dedicated 6M antenna.
Has anyone come up with a way to PTT each amp when on desired band? Is
it possible to just hook both AMPS to the same PTT key line so both
amps Key at the same time but the RF path would then take over?
Ah Yes..
So it's nearly there. Just a bit more code to allow the delta F to
be displayed for VFO B when Split is selected :-)
73
Stewart G3RXQ
On Thu, 03 Jul 2008 09:39:12 -0700, Brett Howard wrote:
> You can display the RIT offset using the disp menu feature while
tech md
> is on. Then you can s
I run a 2 x 88ft doublet straight into my K3 and it matches top to 10
David
G3UNA
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On Thursday 03 July 2008 17:30:01 Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> Unfortunately it is not practical for us to do 0.5 WPM increments in the
> firmware for a number of internal reasons.
Thank you Eric - That's all I wanted to know :-)
Best regards from Charles - M0BIN
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On Thursday 03 July 2008 17:09:04 Vic K2VCO wrote:
> What everyone really wants to know, Charles, is *why* this is important.
> It would cause speed changes to be slower, and special care on the part
> of the programmer to assure precise timing. Timing issues in a radio
> like the K3 are complicat
You can display the RIT offset using the disp menu feature while tech md
is on. Then you can see the delta F in place of the VFO B. The only
downside is that you have to use the small knob to set y our delta f.
On Thu, 2008-07-03 at 12:41 +0100, Stewart Baker wrote:
> As far as I can see it is
I was in The Faraoe Islands a couple of years back (OY7TW). I didnt
eat whale meat..
Blubber was offered as a speciality dish in a restaurant. They do, do
burgers etc.
We had no problems with the food whatsoever.
Our only problem is that they dont sell alcohol outside the main
City..
Hi Guys,
Unfortunately it is not practical for us to do 0.5 WPM increments in the
firmware for a number of internal reasons.
So let's end this thread for now.
Also, please remember to restrain posting when you see more than 10
posts on a subject in a day. This will go a long way towards lowe
On Thu, 3 Jul 2008 12:54:01 +0100, charles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Is it possible to have a speed step of .5 in between the present CW speed
>settings of whole numbers?
>
>I am particularly looking for a CW speed of 21.5 wpm just now.
>
>A linear speed setting instead of the step change would
charles wrote:
The K3 internal keyer is an excellent keyer and I find nothing wrong with the
weighting or the weighting adjustment control. I am asking if the speed
control resolution could be halved.
What everyone really wants to know, Charles, is *why* this is important.
It would cause spe
Drew,
OK, now I understand: your times are for a dash plus one space. So, in
effect a dot would be one quarter of that length at normal weighting.
Sounds like the calibration may be within the error of measurement.
73, andy, ae6y
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>> Hallo, In less than 48 hours we (DL6RAI, DL2MLU,
DD1LD, DK7MCX, DD5FZ) will be leaving Munich to start
our journey to Suðuroy, the southern most island in
the Faroe Islands (OY).
The bad news:
"Traditional Faroese food: Dried mutton and whale meat
and blubber."
The Good News:
There is PLENTY
On Thursday 03 July 2008 16:18:21 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Ok, using your formula, and allowing for my measurement of dah periods
> (not just dah sound portion of cycle), substituting equivalent dit
> sound time (at assumed 3:1 ratio), I get the following conversions:
>
> 22 wpm K3 readout
> meas
Yes, CW only, using straight key or bug these days. My paddles are
packed away most of the time but I know where they are. My mic is
packed away and I'd have to go hunting to find it.
- Keith N1AS -
- K3 711 -
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Beha
Drew,
I don't think that is correct. Normal CW has a dash that is three times
as long as a dot. If you have dashes as short as twice as long as dots, the
code sounds very strange. The ratio, i.e., three to one, is purely of the
length of the character. Normal spacing between dots and dashes
On Thursday 03 July 2008 16:14:36 Darwin, Keith wrote:
> What's confusing is why anyone would need 0.5 wpm resolution. If 21.5
> wpm is the target, why isn't 21 or 22 wpm good enough? I suspect there
> is a reason but I can't guess what it is.
>
> If you need true 0.5 wpm resolution and an accura
Ok, using your formula, and allowing for my measurement of dah periods
(not just dah sound portion of cycle), substituting equivalent dit
sound time (at assumed 3:1 ratio), I get the following conversions:
22 wpm K3 readout
measured 0.207 dah period
51.8 msec dit sound equivalent at 3:1 ratio
2
What's confusing is why anyone would need 0.5 wpm resolution. If 21.5
wpm is the target, why isn't 21 or 22 wpm good enough? I suspect there
is a reason but I can't guess what it is.
If you need true 0.5 wpm resolution and an accurate 21.5 rate, maybe it
is time for an external keyer.
- Keith N
On Thursday 03 July 2008 14:58:51 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I measured the sidetone dah lengths at the speaker:
>
> A 22wpm dah is 0.207 sec; a 21wpm dah is 0.219 sec. Not sure about the
> conversion to wpm but I think this comes out to 24 wpm and 22.8 wpm
> respectively; could be wrong.
Thank y
On Thursday 03 July 2008 13:53:14 David Pratt wrote:
> In a recent message, charles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote ...
>
> >Is it possible to have a speed step of .5 in between the present CW speed
> >settings of whole numbers?
> >
> >I am particularly looking for a CW speed of 21.5 wpm just now.
>
> Ch
On Thursday 03 July 2008 13:17:59 Bob Serwy wrote:
> I am curious. What is the significance of 21.5 WPM?
The settings on the speed control knob are a step change.
I am asking if the size of the step change can be reduced from 1 wpm to .5 wpm
(nominal).
Maybe I should be requesting that the chara
Dahs are actually twice the length of dits, I think. Or technically,
the dah period is twice the dit period (i.e., a dah sound plus its
space is equal to two dit sounds and their spaces).
I measured the dahs instead of dits because I don't have a keyer; just
pluged my mono straight key plug into t
Those dashes sound a little long. The formula normally used to calculate
lengths of elements is
dot length (msec) equals 1200 divided by wpm.
Thus, at 22 wpm, the dot length should be 54.5 msec. Dashes are normally
three times as long, i.e., 163.5 msec.
73, andy, ae6y
- Original Messag
I do not know if you have Gelnn's phone number, but it is 410-272-9110.
I purchased an interface cable from him at Dayton for the K3 and also
purchased a RigExpert SD from him two years ago and have always received
great service and call backs within 24 hours and even on weekends when I
called,
On Thu, 03 Jul 2008 13:53:14 +0100, David G4DMP/G3KEP wrote:
>In a recent message, charles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote ...
>>Is it possible to have a speed step of .5 in between the present CW speed
>>settings of whole numbers?
>>
>>I am particularly looking for a CW speed of 21.5 wpm just now.
>
>C
Hello All,
Thanks to all who responded to my request for info on ham SW on
a Linux PC. From the responses that I've received, I've concluded that a
Linux PC would serve my needs for logging and for control of my K2, but
not for SDR/panadapter purposes. (My other uses, e.g., EZNEC,
Thanks for the input.
73 de Dave
Happy 4th!!!
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...Does the squelch not work on SSB or am I doing something
wrong?
Squelch is currently only active on FM, I believe.
You can park on the 6m freq and use the NR to reduce the background
noise from SSB. You should still hear all but the weakest signals,
depending on how aggressively you set t
Thanks for your excellent trouble shooting and solution Roy.
I installed a rubber grommet in each speaker mounting hole.
This isolates the speaker from its mounting hardware and the top panel.
Now it is a pleasure listening to the internal speaker with NR on or OFF.
I am enjoying this r
Having a great time with my new K3 #1062 so far !!I have never been on 6
mtrs and decided to give it a try.As I am working from home today I
wanted to leave the K3 on the SSB calling freq and simply monitor. I
tried to change the RF/SQL settings to allow me to squelch the noise -
and..I
In a recent message, charles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote ...
Is it possible to have a speed step of .5 in between the present CW speed
settings of whole numbers?
I am particularly looking for a CW speed of 21.5 wpm just now.
Charles, I doubt that the tolerance of the K3 displayed speed is better
Tuning VFO-A also tunes VFO-B. I want to change that...
HOLD Sub to toggle LINK|UNLINK.
73,
Lyle KK7P
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See Operator Manual Addendum on linking and unlinking the VFOs.
Jim K4JAF
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From: "Dave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Elecraft"
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2008 7:39 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] Tuning VFO control
Hi-
Tuning VFO-A also tunes VFO-B. I want to change that. I w
Hi-
Tuning VFO-A also tunes VFO-B. I want to change that. I want VFO-A to just
control VFO-A, and VFO-B just to control VFO-B.
Now, if VFO-B is set to a different frequency than VFO-A, the two will retain
their different frequencies and will track continuing that separation by
turning VFO-A.
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G4ILO wrote:
| It's not a rare occasion, because many ham programs (including
W1HKJ's) are
| not included in the repositories of major distributions. Those that
are, are
| often not the latest version. And precompiled Linux binaries (unlike
Window
Is it possible to have a speed step of .5 in between the present CW speed
settings of whole numbers?
I am particularly looking for a CW speed of 21.5 wpm just now.
A linear speed setting instead of the step change would be even better :-)
Charles - M0BIN
As far as I can see it is not possible at present. It is fairly
high on my "should be quick to implement" wish list :-)
73
Stewart G3RXQ
On Thu, 3 Jul 2008 04:22:59 -0700 (PDT), K3KO wrote:
>
> Anybody figure out if it is possible to display a delta F value
instead of
> the actual VFO B frequency
Anybody figure out if it is possible to display a delta F value instead of
the actual VFO B frequency when in split?
I've found that delta F is quite useful. The actual frequency, in practice,
is irrelevant in most split cases.
Made a couple split contacts now on CW. I like the fact that bse
Ian,
One also needs perhaps 10db of noise "headroom" for modes like JT65
which copy many db below the noise.
My opinion is the an internal option for this preamp is needed.
Dangling still another box with the attendent extra cables outside the
K3 isn't desirable here. Yes the preamp does ha
Stewart informs me that his is the kit version, so it's quite possible
KRX3s are not shipping based on K3 sn?
73 de M0XDF, K3 #174
--
Our society must make it right and possible for old people not to fear
the young or be deserted by them, for the test of a civilization is
the way that it car
I have just finished putting together, and testing a 6m preamp kit
from Down East Microwave. As I use the RX Ant input on the lower
bands, and not wanting to put in a relay, I have made up a
Diplexer to separate out the 2 signal paths.
Although the arrangement is a bit of a lash up it has proved t
Robert Allbright wrote:
>
> I ordered a KK7uq IMD meter from USINTERFACE several weeks ago
> Paypal made the payment on 12th June but I have not received the
> 'thing' yet. I have emailed Glenn W3GWW @ usinterface.com several times
> without getting a reply.
> I'm contrasting this very poor serv
On Tuesday, Dick K5AND wrote:
Ciao, from CY0X, Sable Island.
[...]
Since it is so easy to switch out the outboard preamp, we have frequently
done this on some of the weak sigs just to see if we could still hear them.
In many cases we could hear them Q5 with just the internal preamp. Ian,
My advisory came today - shipping in 2 weeks.
Should be up and running (not sure about the op! ), in plenty of
time for CQWW.
73
Stewart G3RXQ
K3 #307
On Wed, 2 Jul 2008 21:34:05 -0500, Nelson Moyer wrote:
> Thanks, and please keep the KRX3 advisories coming so I can
predict when my
> September 2
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