Thanks Ian
I was busy last week but hope to attend today.
Mike
Ian Maude wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> Just a reminder that the net will be run as usual on 3658 +/- QRM at 09:00
> tomorrow. I hope to see you there. We had a good discussion on several
> topics last week and it would be good to get yo
David Olean wrote:
>
> I have a K3 and for the second time, the protective zener diode has
> shorted out for no apparent reason. The first time, I sent it back under
> warranty, but I was charged for the repair. It died again today with the
> voltage set at 12.4 vdc at the power supply, (an Aco
Thanks, Tom.
The ATU was in bypass. Turning it on, tuning into the DL, and then
putting it back into bypass cured it. As I said before, I don't
understand that behavior, but if it worked, I'll just accept it.
Tom Hammond wrote:
> Mike:
>
> Is ATU in BYPASS? If not, have you 'tuned' it into the
Don Wilhelm-4 wrote:
>
> A drop in signal at the receive output of the LPF could also be caused
> by a T/R switch problem.
>
Update so far. Having terminated the LPF's in a 50 ohm resistor I can
definitely confirm all of the LPF's are fine. I measured swr and monitored
in / out on the scope
Hello Matt and Julian,
It is D-28, the big fat zener. I had two K3's running off the same supply.
I have not had any failures of this type with other gear in the past. I
think I will put some logging software on the output of the supply and look
at the results. Both failures happened when I was
I am concerned what might be a problem. I lost all power out when working the
Nov Sweeps SSB last night. The receive was fine. I could hear the audio stop
and ALC reading drop to nothing when I pushed PTT, but there was no power out
when I spoke. This happened very suddenly.
I started the e
Dave,
Does the PS have a high voltage protective "crowbar" circuit?
I have never examined the reactive speed of the circuit (I have them in
Astron linear supplies I own) so I don't have any idea if they would be
fast enough to protect you but you would think it would trip on
overvoltage if
Paul,
Rather than trying to do your proposed test, I would suggest you look
carefully at the T/R switch area first. Typical problems are diodes
oriented wrong (check against the Parts Placement diagram in the back of
the manual). A broken lead (or unsoldered, poorly tinned, etc.) of RFC3
cou
Hi Everybody;
As the KUSB discussion thread continues on, I'd like to suggest an
alternative.
All motherboards, except 40 year old ones, sport a PCIE port or two. There
exists a whole
bunch of converter cards that ride the PCIe bus and convert to serial ports,
parallel ports, printer ports
and mos
"...never a USB problem again!"
Actually, I don't think there are USB problems. USB is a very good standard
that supports a large variety of devices and configurations. The specification
allows for simple point-to-point interface as well as hub/hosting, device
sharing, and a number of other u
> USB is good technology and it only needs a few little
> improvements in future revisions to specifications. And, if
> vendors always support backward compatibility on USB then we
> are in fat-city.
USB is another example of technology ignoring marginal applications.
1) There is, to my kno
Email supp...@elecraft.com . We provide repair services for all of our rigs.
73, Eric
Mike Donovan wrote:
> Who has a good reputation as a repair person for the K2. I have a K2 (new to
> me) which had a few options stripped out of it before I bought it
> (KSB/AF/K100/External Antenna Tuner). I
I've been experimenting with a serial server that resides on the LAN
here:
http://www.serialgear.com/Ethernet-Serial-Servers-NETCOM-411.html.
It's a 4-port and can handle any baud rate needed.
I've had no problems with the server, but it's not as fast as the KUSB
even with the cascaded hubs here.
I've got a note in to K3 support.
Tom Hammond wrote:
> Hi Mike:
>
>> The ATU was in bypass. Turning it on, tuning into the DL, and then
>> putting it back into bypass cured it. As I said before, I don't
>> understand that behavior, but if it worked, I'll just accept it.
>
> Yeah... I saw your (l
Joe Subich, W4TV-4 wrote:
>
>
>> USB is good technology and it only needs a few little
>> improvements in future revisions to specifications.
>
> With its plug and play features, USB is very handy for consumer
> toys and games but it is severely lacking in many other ways.
>
>
Joe is ab
To add another possibility, I use Total Commander (www.ghisler.com)
It is a decent filemanager and has an FTP Client built in (in addition to many
other goodies)
I had to setup the Elecraft FTP site once, choose the beta firmware directory,
choose my
download directory, save all.
The rest is o
Interesting comments...
I have never had any problems with any USB device over the years. I might add
that
I have only used two devices with my ham radio gear and they are both microHam
products which Joe knows all about. Other USB devices I have used have always
been designed for the various
I assume there are some K3 users that are driving an Icom PW-1 amplifier
out there...
have any of you solved the band change tracking issue?
If so, how? It would be nice to have the PW-1 "think" its just another
Icom transceiver talking to it...
73 de Dave, W5SV
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Phil Hystad wrote:
>
> But, I think the comment below, if I understand the point being made, is
> that a
> problem with USB is in emulating a serial port on a computer or a serial
> device.
>
> I agree with that, I think that the day that USB stops trying to emulate
> some old
> technology we
Let's wind this thread down today. We've passed the max post qty
threshold ;-)
73,Eric WA6HHQ
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Can someone describe which features are supported by DSP. Guessing from the
block diagram, I am guessing voice compression on TX and maybe some filtering
and IF-shift on RX but I will stop guessing there.
phil, K7PEH
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Good Evening,
The new net times helped a great deal. A bright sunshine filled day greeted
the opening of the first net. The second net had a guest critter. There was a
doe present right outside my window for the entire time. The sun was just
setting when I got the first check in simultane
Dave, here is a thread on this topic from last year. I don't believe that
anything has changed.
http://n2.nabble.com/K3-with-a-PW-1-td1437483.html#a1437483
I drive a PW-1 with my K3, and decided to stay with "manual mode" to change
bands.
73,
Lou, W0FK
David F. Reed-2 wrote:
>
> I assume
One update to that particular thread
Although the PW-1 has an input for the stepped "band voltage"
on the ACC connectors, it is not connected anywhere inside the
amplifier. The only way for the PW-1 to bandswitch with the
K3 is by using a CAT translator (Elecraft/Kenwood to Icom).
The
> Can someone describe which features are supported by DSP.
All modulation (SSB/CW/AM/FM/Data), demodulation (SSB/CW/AM/FM/Data),
post-roofing-filter filtering, notch, denoiser, Tx monitoring,
equalizers, speech processing, VOX detection, Tx Gate, DSP NB and so forth.
There is tight coupling wi
Hi
It looks like Yaesus new FT5000 has copied the K3's architecture
The K3 will be getting a serious run for its money in the next few months.
Yaesu looks like it has done some serious competition analysis.
Features...
9 mhz IF
Not up conversion
Narrow roofing filters
99 db 3rd dynamic ra
Which Yahoo group???
73 Ross N4RP
juergen piezo wrote:
> Hi
>
> It looks like Yaesus new FT5000 has copied the K3's architecture
>
> The K3 will be getting a serious run for its money in the next few months.
> Yaesu looks like it has done some serious competition analysis.
>
> Features...
>
According to the Shipping Status I see that the K144XV started shipping
last Saturday (11/21 US).
Would someone please point me to the on-line Manual?
Many thanks
73
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Hi,
It makes me remember when Honda came to Motorbike competition in the sixties
with a copy of British engine design, but with better steels... and win the
Championship.
Certainly Yaesu engineers bought K3's and worked on it but I do not think they
can compete with the Elecraft prices.
Consider
Ah, it seems again they have rushed into production another radio. I wonder
how many design faults the first production run will have.
They are going with a 200W PA, smart move, but I wonder about the filtering and
more importantly the FW.
Wonder if it will have a USB port?
Maybe even have
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