Is it possible to bring recordings back from the K3 KDVR3 to a PC - other
than by playing recordings and grabbing them that way through the PC's sound
card?
rgds, Julian VK4CMV
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Hello all,
Per a previous post, I was having problems getting the AGC Threshold Voltage
adjusted properly and the S9 on the S-meter calibrated (CAL S HI for S9
using XG1 was extremely low, at 002, compared to CAL S HI set for
sensitivity, at 017).
It was suggested there could be a receiver gain
K3 beta-test firmware revision 3.59 (with DSP rev. 2.46) is now
available. See release notes below.
Rev. 3.59 does _not_ include any changes to DVR message playback and
cancel. These are still in the works and will be made available in
time for the phone contest this weekend.
Please send an
All is good, thanks to Greg, AB7R. Somehow I got the BPF3 entry set to
NOR, it's back to Not Inst, and all is well in Elecraftville in Auburn CA.
73 to all
Fred K6DGW
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It is an adapter that can be found at electronics stores for anywhere from
$25 to $40.
Bob #3605
- Original Message -
From: "Phil Hystad"
To: "Lyle Johnson"
Cc:
Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 3:45 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] My Proposed K3 Configuration so far...
> Is the KUSB ju
My K3 suddenly began showing ERR BP2 in the VFO B window. Everything
works fine just like it always has and the error code goes away as soon
as I do anything with the radio. The manual says it has something to do
with BPF 2, which I don't think I have.
K3/100
NB
ATU
DVR [just put that in, wor
OK, I am straight on the KUSB. I have zillions of USB/Serial connectors, maybe
even five of them.
phil
On Nov 18, 2009, at 3:18 PM, Mike wrote:
> The KSUB is a USB to serial adapter. The USB side goes to your computer, the
> other end goes to the serial connector on the back of the K3. Do yo
I forgot to add that the Top Cover w/speaker is included if one decides to
remove the KPA100 and return the K2 to QRP.
The K2 is excellent in appearance and operation.
Thanks,
Gerald - KC4RN
KC4RN at COMCAST dot NET
Phil wrote:
I hear that there is an extra degree of complexity and rework to put in the
sub-receiver later so if I think I might want it later then it behooves me
to get it up front. Now, I am still on the fence, it may come down to the
cost of the whole configuration.
-
Phil,
It's no big deal to add the subrx later. Don't make a decision based on
that as an issue.
73, andy, ae6y
- Original Message -
From: "Phil Hystad"
To: "Dave, W8OV"
Cc:
Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 2:17 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Newbie Questions for K3...subreceiver modu
Hi All,
I realize that this thread has been discussed before but I wanted to
share my recent speaker experience with you.
I have been using a pair of Realistic Optimus 77 speakers with my K3
with excellent results.
But I decided to try a pair of Sony SS-B1000 Bookshelf Speakers on a
hunch tha
The KSUB is a USB to serial adapter. The USB side goes to your computer,
the other end goes to the serial connector on the back of the K3. Do you
need it? Only if you don't have a serial port on your 'puter. There's
nothing special about it. I used a cable I already had.
I got the TCXO for the r
On Wed, 18 Nov 2009 11:45:57 -0800, "Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft"
wrote:
>Soon! We're not ready yet to post it.
>73, Eric
>
>
{snip}
Thanks, Eric!
Tom, N5GE
n...@n5ge.com
K3 #806 with , K3 #1055, PR6,
XV144, XV432, KRC2,
W1, 2 W2's and other small kits
1 K144XV on order
http://www.n5ge.co
Hello Group,
Thanks for all your replies both on and off the list. This group is amazing.
There are experts who are willing to offer their handing hands in variety of
aspects.
Again, thanks to you all.
73
Johnny VR2XMC
寄件人﹕ "Joe Subich, W4TV"
收件人﹕ Da
Phil,
Believe me, it is not much more trouble to install the SubRX later than
it is during the initial construction.
I think the biggest headache of adding the SubRX is routing the
cables. Some will say that removing the Front Panel to add the 2nd DSP
board is the hardest part, but if you ha
Is the KUSB just an ordinary adapter or does it provide a USB port built into
the K3 back panel. And, if not built in, why not. I don't even have a serial
port on my computers anymore (3 Apple macs and one windows laptop).
phil
On Nov 18, 2009, at 2:42 PM, Lyle Johnson wrote:
>> I might be
The KIO3 is standard and included with all K3s.
The KUSB allows the KIO3 to support USB I/O.
73, Eric
Phil Hystad wrote:
> Follow up on my own posting...
>
> I might be confused between a thing called the KIO3 and the KUSB. I can't
> find the KIO3 on the list of options but I do read about it
Hi Dick,
Not at this time. We are only producing the one with the holes ;-) .
73, Eric WA6HHQ
Dick Frey wrote:
> Is it possible to buy a blank K3 box - one without any holes on the front or
> rear panels?
> I could not find anything on the site.
> tnx,
>
>
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Hi Dick,
We don't offer a "blank" K3 cabinet at present. Unfortunately it would
be very expensive for us to make and even more expensive for you to
buy :) But I'm glad you like it!
Maybe next year we'll have something to put in a box that same size
and style (other than the K3).
73,
Wayne
> I might be confused between a thing called the KIO3 and the KUSB. I can't
> find the KIO3 on the list of options but I do read about it in the user's
> manual. Is this no longer an option? Or, am I staring right at it on the
> web page but still blind and can't see.
The KIO3 is part of the
Follow up on my own posting...
I might be confused between a thing called the KIO3 and the KUSB. I can't find
the KIO3 on the list of options but I do read about it in the user's manual.
Is this no longer an option? Or, am I staring right at it on the web page but
still blind and can't see.
Is it possible to buy a blank K3 box - one without any holes on the front or
rear panels?
I could not find anything on the site.
tnx,
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Take a look at what's involved in installing the sub rx.
That'll give you a better idea.
73.
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K3 experts:
I am working on trying to understand all the features I want in my K3 but so
far I have worked up the following configuration of things that I definitely
will include:
K3/100
KAT3 -- ATU
KXV3A -- IF output and transverter interface
KDVR3 -- DVR
Question: do I want the TXCO (KTCXO3
Dave,
Thanks for your comments and I do agree with the notion that given that the K3
is so modular that "...you can always add it later" -- albeit, with a but and
a however...
But and However -- I hear that there is an extra degree of complexity and
rework to put in the sub-receiver later so
I have for sale a K2 100 Watt with Antenna Tuner:
Includes the following:
K2 serial number 4911.
KPA100 100 Watt PA
KAT100-1 100W Auto Tuner
KNB2 Noise Blanker
KDSP2 Advanced DSP Filter
KSB2 SSB Option
KIO2 Host Control, Aux I/O
K160RX 160M / 2nd RX Antenna Option
FDIMP Finger Dimple
*New W2 Firmware Information*
*Rev 0.90, 18-Nov-2009*
* EXTERMINATOR RELEASE:
1. Mode of PK-HOLD LED was not being saved to EEPROM if set via
front panel push buttons. It was saved if it was set via the Serial
"P/p" command. Either way, it's now fixed.
2. Power-up from loss of
Soon! We're not ready yet to post it.
73, Eric
Radio Amateur N5GE wrote:
> Is it possible to get a prerelease copy of the K144XV installation
> instructions and output connection instructions?
>
> If not when will one be available?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tom, N5GE
>
> n...@n5ge.com
> K3 #806 with , K3 #
Have you looked at the Elecraft web site Tom? Most manuals are avialable for
download there, but I am not sure about the K144XV.
Willis 'Cookie' Cooke
K5EWJ
From: Radio Amateur N5GE
To: Elecraft
Sent: Wed, November 18, 2009 1:01:58 PM
Subject: [Elecraft]
Is it possible to get a prerelease copy of the K144XV installation
instructions and output connection instructions?
If not when will one be available?
Thanks,
Tom, N5GE
n...@n5ge.com
K3 #806 with , K3 #1055, PR6,
XV144, XV432, KRC2,
W1, 2 W2's and other small kits
1 K144XV on order
http://www
The WINMOR download site is at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/WINMOR/ under
files. I have 111 contacts now and WINMOR looks like a keeper to me.
Good DXing,Fred AK5U
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FBL
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> Pactor is mostly run via SCS modems which are the only modems
> to cater for the higher speed Pactor II and III modes.
Pactor II and III are proprietary protocols available only with
one product. Their sole use appears to be for quasi-commercial
operations designed to avoid the tariffs for
> The manual is correct if you wish to use "nor" mode for the S Meter.
>
> If you wish to use ABS mode, then you need set PRE OFF and ATT OFF
> before adjusting CONFIG: SMTR SC and CONFIG:SMTR OF.
To be clearer, if you calibrate according to the manual and *then*
select ABS mode, the S meter w
The manual is correct if you wish to use "nor" mode for the S Meter.
If you wish to use ABS mode, then you need set PRE OFF and ATT OFF
before adjusting CONFIG: SMTR SC and CONFIG:SMTR OF. In this case, with
no sig gen attached, the lowest S Meter bar may flicker or be on. On
both of my K3s (
Phil Hystad wrote:
> So, my first question is, "Why do I want a sub-receiver?"...
I use it for two things:
1) Diversity reception. I find that weak CW reception is greatly improved with
diversity.
For example, on 40M, I use a dipole connected to the main antenna and a small
vertical on
the s
Maybe you don't need the sub-reciever Phil, but I have one and I use it a lot.
Here is what I do. When I am working split, I tune the DX with the main
receiver then push the A>B button to get the same frequency into the
sub-receiver and press sub. I adjust the volume on the sub and then when I
Hello Johnny, Pactor is mostly run via SCS modems which are the only
modems to cater for the higher speed Pactor II and III modes. There are
older modems using Pactor 1, but the main advantage is Pactor only comes
from using PII or PIII modes which are highly resistant to QRM, even
deliberate attem
For all you Twitter-heads out there, we are now making also regular
short announcements on Twitter.
See: http://twitter.com/elecraft
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Let's not forget Winlink 2000.
Jim - W4BQP
Lyle Johnson wrote:
>>> I would like to learn more about HF digital mode communication e.g.
>>> pactor. and the application digital mode in emergency communciation.
>>>
>
> In addition to Pactor and Winmor, there is NBEMS.
>
> < URL:http://www.w1
Gang,
Thanks for all the great e-mails and answers to my first round of K3 questions.
Lots of good information and advice. I do have a few more questions but I
will limit these of one question at a time.
Several people have advised to get the sub-receiver option. Now, this really
puts me o
Hi Philippe,
I think that instruction is in error. I adjusted mine with both the
preamp and the attenuator OFF. Makes more sense that way. Turn
CONFIG: SMTR MODE to nor. Turn preamp and attenuator OFF, and then
adjust your S meter. Now if you decide to turn SMTR MODE to ABS,
you'll f
For you new W2 owners who want to explore the capabilities of our latest
HF/VHF Watt Meter using commands sent via the serial port, we now direct
your attention to our W2 Software website...
http://www.elecraft.com/software/elecraft_software_page.htm
In the "W2 Software" section you will find a
>> I would like to learn more about HF digital mode communication e.g.
>> pactor. and the application digital mode in emergency communciation.
In addition to Pactor and Winmor, there is NBEMS.
< URL:http://www.w1hkj.com/NBEMS/ >
73,
Lyle KK7P
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Phil,
Any and all of those variations will work.
The easy answer is to install the KIO2 in your K2, but the alternative
wiring inside the K2 will also work just as well, but you will not have
the capability of controlling the K2 from a logger or radio control
application.
In any case, order the
Ditto - get the ATU. Very useful for non-resonant (er, non-50 ohm
feedpoint) antennas.
I run the ATU on a 160m dipole used on all bands 160m - 10m. No
worries. Just make sure the feedline is 1/8-wave on the lowest band
and the ATU will bring your K3 50 + j0 ohms.
I also use the ATU on a homebr
Hi Johnny,
Check the Winmor protocol which is being developed and tested just for this
purpose. If you google you will for sure find the info.
Dick PA3CW
Johnny Siu wrote:
>
> Hello Group,
>
> I would like to learn more about HF digital mode communication e.g.
> pactor. and the application d
Hi Phil. I'm up on Whidbey Island in Oak Harbor.
-
73,
Greg - AB7R
Whidbey Island WA
NA-065
On Tue Nov 17 21:24 , Phil Hystad sent:
>Is there a K3 nearby around Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Washington. I would
>like
to come on over and listen to one and turn a knob
I'd like to put the built KPA-100 in the EC-2 enclosure with the
KAT-100.
I have found several variations how to do this on this reflector and
on the web - all several years old. Any suggestions which one I should
use; or is there a more recent version?
I don't have the serial port in my K2
Don Wilhelm-4 wrote:
>
> If the K3 S-meter is calibrated with the preamp ON, and then ABS mode
> is set on, the S-meter response for a 50 uV input will be S-7.
> If one is going to use S-meter ABS, then it is best to calibrate the
> S-meter for S-9with the preamp off.
>
This is because yo
Hello all,
Yes, my beginner status is revealed to all as I need help with the most
basic of ham operations: putting a connector on coax! It's a testament to
the quality and ease of the K2 kit that even I could get it assembled and
working.
I have RG-8X coax and purchased a number of "clamp on"
(K2 #6800, KAT2, KSB2, KIO2, KNB2)
Hello all,
I know many electrons have been spilled on the reflector regarding this
topic, however, I'm still not able to resolve my situation.
Problem 1:
When attempting to fine tune the AGC threshold, I can differentiate a volume
difference between AGC On an
Agree about the ATU, astonishing. If you use a multiband doublet, say, get the
atu.
Most folk advise that filters are only to needed if you are in a contest with
*very* strong signals or if you have a close neighbour with very strong signal.
If you are not sure about spending the money, try t
Correction - Lyle's post was November 5.
73,
Don W3FPR
Don Wilhelm wrote:
> Bill,
>
> If the K3 S-meter is calibrated with the preamp ON, and then ABS mode
> is set on, the S-meter response for a 50 uV input will be S-7.
> If one is going to use S-meter ABS, then it is best to calibrate the
> S
Bill,
If the K3 S-meter is calibrated with the preamp ON, and then ABS mode
is set on, the S-meter response for a 50 uV input will be S-7.
If one is going to use S-meter ABS, then it is best to calibrate the
S-meter for S-9with the preamp off.
Yes, I know what "the manufacturer's instructions
Hello Group,
I would like to learn more about HF digital mode communication e.g. pactor.
and the application digital mode in emergency communciation.
Could any of you direct me to the right website or information source?
73
Johnny VR2XMC
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Dear Bill,
Thanks a lot for the clear explanation and fully right to follow the
manufacturers direction but I was ? about it considering my "jurassic"
habits.
I will use the indicated config as you mentioned as I'm still in the K3
pre-school !
New rigs, new technologiesHam radio is great to st
Phil Hystad wrote:
> I am not a K3 owner but I plan to be sometime soon. I am still in my
> research stage where I want to learn as much as I can about the K3 before I
> buy. I do have a couple of questions...
>
> 1. Are there options that I would be foolish not to get right up front? My
>
Hi Wayne
Whatever amplifier comes from the Elecraft stable, a useful accessory would be
a hybrid combiner to combine 2 or 4 Elecraft amplifiers. This appears to be a
favored option for military HF users.
http://www2.rohde-schwarz.com/en/products/secure_communications/los_radiocommunications/M3
Hi Wayne
If 2 X K3's can be phased locked ON TX and then combined with a Hybrid
combiner, it should be possible to substantially reduce the TX IMD. This is a
feature that the R&S Series 4100 DSP transmitters use to improve TX IMD
performance. They do the same with their 1KW PA's combining and
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 12:09 AM, Philippe Trottet [via Elecraft] <
ml-node+4023431-500668...@n2.nabble.com
> wrote:
> Dears
> I've seen on the manual S9 /50 microvolts is adjusted with Preamp ON .
> As a new Elecrafter I need some explanations, because with my previous
> rigs, I use to calibrate
Hi Wes
I am measuring the TX carrier frequency through an attenuator then to the
frequency counter which is locked to the Rubidium. However, I dont know how
this figures into what you are saying, but our club K3's are spot on.
Since there is possibility of improving the accuracy the external
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