So I went to come up with a quick run of coax to get a j-pole outside
and looked through three 50 foot chunks I had. Two of them were RG58U
and one was RG58A/U. I had nice ties on the RG58A/U and the RG58U had
tape on it that had gone sticky and I was going to have to clean up. So
because of tha
Buck,
That may be possible, though I've never had that happen before. But isn't
there some way simply to clear the error and move forward?
73, andy, ae6y
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Greg,
Thanks for that information. I have not tried it yet, but if KTune
works no matter what window has focus, then that is a big "selling point".
I plan to try it through LP-Bridge.
I am not certain this addresses the original question about use of a
Griffen PowerMate at a remote location, b
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Not sure how best to do this. My original K3 uses 250Hz 5 pole filters
in main and sub rx. I love 'em. Now I've acquired a second K3 which came
with a 400Hz 8 pole filter. Oh, what to do.
1. Put the 400 in Rig 1 main RX. Buy a second 400 for the sub RX to keep
them the same for diversity (which
George,
Yes, the person who wrote the firmware is still around - none other than
Wayne Burdick.
That question would have to be addressed by Wayne. I don't know if he
is paying attention to this thread or not.
If he does not pick up on it in few days, perhaps a direct email would
provide the a
Thanks Dick, I stand corrected.
Even though the older versions are not discarded, is it possible to load
a prior version of the firmware from that one folder? If so, how is
that specified?
My experience with this is limited. I am one of the firmware field
testers and download my firmware from
There's a probram out there called KTune that allows a Griffin Powermate
to stay connected to the K3 regardless of what window has focus on your
computer. It works nicely. Also...for an added touch, order a spare
rubber ring that goes on the K3 VFO-A knob and a finger dimple. The
ring fits p
All sold within 30 minutes of my original post this morning.
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Most likely it is your logging control program that is already asserting a
PTT signal when you turn on the radio. Check your PTT settings, RTS, DTR .
Make sure you boot the logging software after you have the radio on.
Buck
k4ia
k3 #101
In a message dated 3/20/2010 9:03:15 P.M. Eastern Da
Hi Don...
> I really don't know how much time-spacing is allowed between the detection
> of the first button pressed and the second one, but I am certain the time
> is shorter than 1 second.
Yup, that is what I'd like to find out. I'm sure with more use I'll get the
hang of it, but it seems m
Joe,
Thanks for the info. This is first thing that has ever gone wrong with my
K3, including several trips to Aruba, so I'm kinda surprised to have it
happen.
73, andy, ae6y
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To: "
Don,
Thanks. I just did a full reload of the same firmware, but the symptoms
remain the same.
73, andy, ae6y
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Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2010 6:13 PM
To: "Andy Faber"
Cc: "elecraft@mailman.qth.net"
Subject: Re: [Elecraft]
In the last 9 months or so, there have been a number of reports of
issues involving the ERR KEY or ERR PTT message. Some of them may
have been due to mics picking up noise on power up, or computers
holding an RS-232 keying line active on power up.
However, since June 2009, there have been a
Good Evening,
Weather was fantastic today, it got all the way to 60 degrees! I took out
the chainsaw and created huge mounds of saw dust and a great deal of sweat.
Next I took off my shirt and am prominently shown on numerous satellite images
of the Pacific Northwest. That bright white spe
Hi Roger,
I sent Gus a note but haven't heard from him. Have you two talked
about tomorrow's net?
73,
Phil NS7P
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 7, 2010, at 1:28 PM, Roger Stein wrote:
> Nothing but DX contest participants heard at this QTH at net time.
> Copy
> conditions just too difficult to
The K3 Utility does not discard old revisions of firmware. It leaves
them in place. But it does use only rhe latest revision found in the
firmware folder.
You shouldn't really need a new folder every time unless you prefer
to. Nothing is overwritten except the firmware release notes and the
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Andy,
It may be that you have a glitch in the firmware - yes, ERR PTT or ERR
KEY should only appear at power on time (although you might want to
check to be certain your power supply is not glitching off).
I would suggest you try a firmware download - use K3 Utility, download
the latest releas
Guy's story reminds me of an experience in my teenage days when I had a
tri-band, 2 element cubical quad on a 40 foot tower. I had made a crude
grounding rack for the separate feedlines using nails appropriately spaced
in a scrap 2x4 to hang the PL-259s, and the nails were grounded to the mains
g
Wayne, Eric and Gang,
I am planning to take my K3 to Aruba Tuesday night, but in testing it out on
phone just now, I started getting ERR KEY messages, which change to ERR PTT
if PTT is asserted. The radio seems to receive ok but won't transmit. The
menus also don't appear.
The manual says th
Wayne posted a request for beta testers on March 6. I was one of the
voluteers and didn't find any problems.
Dunc, W5DC
W0SZ wrote:
> Don, I guess there was no Beta of 3.79. Many of us have gotten use to
> downloading the Beta releases and so this threw us off. It wasn't
> intuitively obvious
Get your PA in! I just wanted to make sure you were able to move on as
quick as possible... Have fun!!!
~Brett (KC7OTG)
On Sat, 2010-03-20 at 19:28 -0500, Don Cunningham wrote:
> Well, I was doing it all right, but didn't see the "return icon" on the
> keypad. I'm getting too old, Brett, I do
Well, I was doing it all right, but didn't see the "return icon" on the
keypad. I'm getting too old, Brett, I don't do icons well at all, hi.
Thanks once more. I will read the manual, after I finish the build and
play, I promise!!!
73,
Don, WB5HAK
The latest version of the utility will create the directory. Just type
it in.
73, Mike NF4L
W0SZ wrote:
> Thanks, Elliott. That was what I thought. I had to create a new folder
> myself and put in it the required files. You are correct. This is
> different from all previous releases. Thanks
Oh yea and don't forget to press the enter button on the bottom right of
the keypad when you've completed the frequency you wish to enter.
~Brett
On Sat, 2010-03-20 at 19:17 -0500, Don Cunningham wrote:
> Brett,
> You are a genious, it worked and the KBPF3 lives, hi. That was too simple,
> I ju
Entering a direct freq is easy...
Press FREQ ENT (red button high right from the knob). Then use the red
numbers to enter the freq (and you can abbreviate). You can put in 14.2
or you can enter 142 and both will put you on the same freq.
~Brett
On Sat, 2010-03-20 at 19:17 -0500, Don Cunningham
Don, I guess there was no Beta of 3.79. Many of us have gotten use to
downloading the Beta releases and so this threw us off. It wasn't
intuitively obvious how to do a released version. 73, Steve
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Brett,
You are a genious, it worked and the KBPF3 lives, hi. That was too simple,
I just didn't try tuning out of the ham bands!!! I still have yet to figure
out how to do a lot on the rig (like entering a direct frequency), so now I
can finish the build with the KPA3 amp. Thanks for your ins
I missed that part in the original post. :-[
Mike
K5WA wrote:
> The knob ON the rig is 60 miles away from my home so I'm looking for
> something other than HRD's mouse control to augment the feel of a remote
> station control system.
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Mike [mailto:n...@
I've not got one in my radio but you should be able to hear it click in
as you tune well out beyond the edge of a ham band. So maybe put it
into really coarse fast tune mode and head off the top end of the 80
meter band until you hear it click into place? You could also pick a
frequency way betwe
Harry,
Do you have a recent K3 configuration saved somewhere? If not, try to
save the configuration using K3 Utility.
Then I would suggest doing an EEINIT followed by a new firmware load and
a configuration restore.
Read page 65 of the K3 manual before doing an EEINIT so you will know
what nee
Well, I have completed K3, s/n 4076 and all checks well at the low power
level with one exception. I can't figure out how to put the K3 into
"general coverage" mode so I can see if the KBPF3 is recognized and working.
All else I have found, which in itself is amazing to me, hi. I want to
chec
Elliot,
It sounds like you are attempting to use the procedure for downloading
beta releases.
The .zip file was most likely removed when it was no longer considered a
beta version. The release versions have always been downloaded by K3
Utility into the folder (you can choose that folder - make
Thanks, Elliott. That was what I thought. I had to create a new folder
myself and put in it the required files. You are correct. This is
different from all previous releases. Thanks and 73, Steve
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Guy, Thanks, but don't think that's it. I installed the new firmware several
days ago and the radio worked just fine. Even this morning it was okay. I took
a 3 hour break and when I returned the buttons didn't function or function
correctly. I've downloaded and installed all firmware 4 times.
The firmware is NOT show as a 3r79.zip file and a brower refresh doesn't
change the situation. This is different from all of the previous releases.
If you want to download and save version 3.79 you need to create a new
folder and transfer all of the required files into that folder. This will
Tnx David.
73,
N2TK, Tony
-Original Message-
From: David Pratt [mailto:da...@g4dmp.fsnet.co.uk]
Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2010 5:08 PM
To: Brian Machesney
Cc: N2TK, Tony; Elecraft Reflector
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3: "plug" for DVR
In a recent message, Brian Machesney writes
>I secon
Sounds like you got scrambled firmware. Redownload the firmware. Then
follow the instructions on page 45 of the newest K3 User's Manual, in
particular the part about forcing a firmware download.
http://www.elecraft.com/manual/K3_Owner%27s_Manual_Rev_D6sm.pdf
73, Guy.
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 12:
George,
The 2 button press is always like a HOLD (there is no 2 button TAP),
except you do it to 2 buttons at once. I use two fingers of one hand.
It may take a little practice. As many times as I have done that "2
button press", I occasionally miss the window, especially on the mode
change
Steve,
If you tried looking on the Elecraft website and did not see it, you may
have to refresh your browser. Click the Firmware and SW link on the
left, then select the K3 Firmware page - Release 3.79 should be at the
top of the box on that page.
If you have K3Utility pointed to detect new fi
I'm having a problem getting the knack of the Two button Pressing for the
various functions. Menu & Band for Tune or Band & RIT for Display. Seems
if I push them simultaneously I get one or the other, so I push the first
one and wait a heartbeat and then push the second and this might work or
I'
I figured it out. I had the RIT ON ( I wonder how that happened?? )
:wistle:
Anyhow It appears that I have a timing problem pushing the multiple buttons
for the various functions ie Speed/Clr for the Display.
de George
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In a recent message, Brian Machesney writes
>I second your desire to have separate monitor levels for the DVR and the mic
>and for exactly the same reason. Perhaps the Elecraft gang will put it on
>"our" wish list.
We are told that this feature is already on the wish list, Tony & Brian,
and has
Steve,
Go to ftp://ftp.elecraft.com/K3/firmware
73, Ted, W2ZK
On 3/20/2010 4:29 PM, W0SZ wrote:
> I am unable to find the file for version MCU 3.79. Can anyone help me find
> the new firmware? 73, Steve
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I am unable to find the file for version MCU 3.79. Can anyone help me find
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Tony,
I second your desire to have separate monitor levels for the DVR and the mic
and for exactly the same reason. Perhaps the Elecraft gang will put it on
"our" wish list.
Brian K1LI
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 1:02 PM, N2TK, Tony wrote:
> If there was one wish it would be that the monitor level
Got TX3A QSLs via LoTW
73,
Steve
AA4AK
Paul VanOveren wrote:
> BlankSorry for the OT bandwidth, but curious if anyone has received their
> cards for the TX3A dxpedition??
>
> 73,
> NF8J
>
> Paul VanOveren
> 5911 Snow Ave.
> Alto, Mi
> 616-868-7149
>
>
>
>
> My original question was how to monitor 2M on the sub, while using the main
>for HF. I don' seem to be able to do that.
Correct.
73,
Lyle KK7P
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David,
Thanks for the suggestion. I was hoping someone in the K3 community had
already done this successfully but I guess an email to Simon is what I
should do next.
73,
Bob K5WA
-Original Message-
From: David Ferrington, M0XDF [mailto:m0...@alphadene.co.uk]
Sent: Saturday, March 20,
The knob ON the rig is 60 miles away from my home so I'm looking for
something other than HRD's mouse control to augment the feel of a remote
station control system.
-Original Message-
From: Mike [mailto:n...@nf4l.com]
Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2010 10:02 AM
To: K5WA
Cc: 'Elecraft ref
Yep, the board shown on your site is the one. I used a miniature pot
(1/4" square) that fits the board pattern, with the adjustment screw
parallel to the board so it can be reached from above. I used an 1/8w
resistor, miniature 3 x 5mm electrolytic caps, and an 1/8" standoff to
mount it. When I
BlankSorry for the OT bandwidth, but curious if anyone has received their cards
for the TX3A dxpedition??
73,
NF8J
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I just got through with my KAT2 and had the same issue. Before actually
getting on the phone with Elecraft, tho I temporarily fitted the socket and
header on the board and trial fitted each .001 cap one-by-one to see if any
of them would be thin enough to fit. I did find 4 that just baaarely fit i
If you participated in EQP (the Elecraft QSO party), please submit
your score to EQP2010 at elecraft dot com by April 10th. Further
details can be found on the EQP page:
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73,
Wayne
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David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
>
> A Griffin PowerMate (http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/powermate)
> allows you to do this with some s/w - not sure about HRD, as Simon.
>
> I use this with MacLoggerDx (and have been for about 10 years) - works a
> treat :-)
>
>
There is a program on
Hi Gary,
The monitor levels for the CW sidetone and FSK/PSK are seperate settings.
Go to CW mode, and set the CW sidetone (monitor) level you want. Then switch
to data (FSK/PSK) and set the Monitor level to zero.
The CW sidetone will remain, but FSK/PSK will be muted.
73, Bob
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Doug,
Since the boards have the pot, they are definitely from my batch - Tom's
had two fixed resistors in place of the pot which worked well because
the level could be adjusted with the soundcard controls. Those who get
your boards should look at the instructions on my website www.w3fpr.com.
Maybe I can throw this in here quickly while we're on the subject of lightning.
For a long time I have wanted to have a list of lightning strikes by county,
but have never been able to find such a statistic on the web.
Has anyone ever run across this information? Please respond privately to redu
Phil, K8MBY wrote:
"My original question was how to monitor 2M on the sub, while using the main
for HF. I don' seem to be able to do that."
No Phil. You can't do that (at this time). This will require some additional
hardware (not yet available), that will allow the sub RX to have a different R
Hi Dick:
Thanks for the correction. I once experienced the problem that Bill
described and I thought I had it figured out by my quitting the Utility
program early. Obviously from your explanation this would not have caused
Bill's problem.
73,
Mike K2MK
>
> The K3 Utility changes speed before f
My original question was how to monitor 2M on the sub, while using the main
for HF. I don' seem to be able to do that.
Phil
K8MBY
> The K3 with K144XV supports simultaneous 2m reception on Main and Sub. I
> just verified it with my radio.
>
> Set the Main rx to 2m, and then in BSET,
I actually used miniature caps and have them standing up. It installs
behind the front panel on a small standoff very nicely, with the pot
accessible from the top with only the cover off, so the level can be
adjusted using a signal through the radio.
I think I got the boards from Tom, but it's bee
Doug,
You might want to mention which version of the fixed audio board you
have. The original one had the electrolytic capacitors standing up on
the board, and the instructions for that board are on my website
www.w3fpr.com. The later board had the components laying down and would
fit betwee
Brian, I second that about the DVR. I take down one of my K3's to KP2M. With
the DVR I do not need to mess with hooking up audio cables and setting
levels and worry about hum, etc. I use the N1MM F keys for the 4 memory
positions.
With the DVR your voice sounds the same as using the mike. Some st
I used my K3 as J7Y in the recent ARRL DX SSB contest. Since I've seen some
discussion of the merits of the DVR in the age of PC-recorded audio, I
wanted to drop a line here about my experience. I use an extremely
comfortable headset with an electret mic that needs bias from the K3, so I
can't run
I still have 5 of the boards for the W3FPR Fixed Audio Output,
one of which is fully populated and tested.
I had EA3BLQ's digital interfaces in both my K2's, but connector space
on the back panel got to be a hassle, and they were no longer
available. So I went with the W3FPR version, which could
Hi,
K2-1414 is on longer for sale, thanks to all who responded.
Bob W7WO
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Upgraded to latest firmware the other day. All seemed to be fine. A few
minutes ago I noticed the macros that I programmed into the K3 were not
working. Then I noticed that if I pushed say the XMIT button the pre-amp
comes one. If I push the XFIL the "no DVR" message displays. If I push AGC
the "n
Back in the 60's when I was in Wash DC VA suburbs, and pretty green
about things electrical, I had a 40m vertical that used the
boom/parasitic elements of my tribander as a counterpoise. The shield
was at DC ground from the tower. The center conductor was straight
from the vertical. I kept it dis
The link I provided below for Jim Brown's HamInterfacing document is
incomplete (Blame Jim, I copied it from one of his posts :-) ).
Use http://audiosystemsgroup.com/HamInterfacing.pdf instead.
73,
Don W3FPR
Don Wilhelm wrote:
> Rudi,
>
> Take a look at the W3FPR Fixed Audio Output that can be f
Dale, WC7S wrote:
I disconnect... all the radios. and I have still heard the coax zapping,
during a storm.
I'm thinking that is enough to cook a junction.
End snip
I've heard that eerie ticking coming from my "lightening bug arrester". This
ticking increases to a buzz as the storm gets clo
George,
The problem was the thickness of the capacitors. The normal .001 uF
capacitors from the manufacturer got thicker at some point and the new
capacitors were too thick to physically fit on the Control Board between
the U1 socket and the J4 header.
The last KAT2 that I built had 2 extra .
The K3 Utility changes speed before firmware load and restores speed
right after firmware load. If you check the Verbose Logging View menu
option and observe the Activity Log part of the firmware tab and
perform a firmware load it should be clear when speed changes. In a
subsequent version
Hi Bill:
I think that problem occurs if you turn off the K3 before quitting the
Utility program. It's the quitting of the Utility program that initializes
the sequence to return the baud rate that you previously had the K3 set to.
It can't do it if the K3 is off.
73,
Mike K2MK
> FYI
>
> Just
Says caps C45 & C60 are smaller. The caps I rcvd are all the same size.
(26 pcs) Do I need to send for smaller caps? tnx
George/W2BPI
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After waiting since June last year; I now have all the update kits etc to
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You can sit with the k/b under your fingertips and tune with your arm resting
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A Griffin PowerMate (http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/powermate)
allows you to do this with some s/w - not sure about HRD, as Simon.
I use this with MacLoggerDx (and have been for about 10 years) - works a treat
:-)
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Bob, what's the advantage of that over the knob ON the rig?
73, Mike NF4L
K5WA wrote:
> This might be a question for an HRD (Ham Radio Deluxe software) group, but
> since I'm only interested in connecting my K3s, I thought I'd see if anyone
> was on top of this. Does HRD allow some type of encod
This might be a question for an HRD (Ham Radio Deluxe software) group, but
since I'm only interested in connecting my K3s, I thought I'd see if anyone
was on top of this. Does HRD allow some type of encoder input whereby I
could have a "real" VFO knob adjusting frequency rather than using a mouse?
My antennas come in to one manual selector switch, which connects the
selected antenna to a second selector switch, which then connects that
to the desired rig. Both switches ground unselected inputs.
Since the K3 is switched to ANT1 when powered down, I keep my Cantenna
connected to the ANT1
Hi Bill,
Well I've decided to just go with a K3 dedicated base anyway, so I'll just
pick up where I left off on the digital modes with that rig instead. I
really want my K2 to do portable duty anyway and that's 100% CW for me hi
hi. So I'm not going to tear it up again to put the KSB2 module in i
Hi Don,
Yeah, I've actually discovered that this is not very effective for the wider
filter bandwidths such as in SSB. I got them spot on in CW with the narrower
widths I use (1.40, .700, .400, .200) but in SSB I can't find the midpoint
very well at all.
I've decided, tho, to leave my K2 as-is a
On Nov 17, 2009, at 11:56 AM, John Huffman wrote:
> Symptoms - Worked a station at 14.022 at 10 watts. All is well. Tune
> up or down the band. Raise power over 30w. After a few letters on CW,
> the K2 mutes, the display flashes and I'm back on 14.022.
>
> Attempted to tune the external ma
Rudi,
Take a look at the W3FPR Fixed Audio Output that can be found on Tom
Hammond's website www.n0ss.net.
Unfortunately, Tom no longer offers the boards but has offered to
provide the PC board data to anyone who wants it. You could easily wire
the circuit on a piece of perfboard. That takes
Ad Don points out very well, disconnect is best. Why? There are many white
papers about that will dazzle you with there brilliance and take a lot of your
time, how about I skin it for you?
Because: And electrical flow/current will follow Kirkov's law. agreed?
There fore, follow the flow of a
Do some study on the subject and take whatever measures
toward the ideal
solution that are practical for you. I might add again here
that *all*
ground rods must be tied to the utility ground rod with
heavy wire.
That is protection for you and your equipment under
elecrtical fault
conditions.
>
I just got a comment and so I thought I'd add... Yes I did put in a fuse
on the outputs of the K3 switched power box...
~Brett (KC7OTG)
On Sat, 2010-03-20 at 02:46 -0700, Brett Howard wrote:
> You get to solder something when you install the K144XV... You shimmy a
> single pin connector into a t
You get to solder something when you install the K144XV... You shimmy a
single pin connector into a tight spot and then go zip tack ok thats
in Guess I get to pack up and put the soldering iron away
again :)
I wasn't about to bring the soldering iron out of its storage bin for
one solder
On Fri, 19 Mar 2010 15:10:30 -0400, w...@w5ov.com wrote:
[snip]
You get to do that if you order any of the small test kits. They are
great.
>
>Being a long-time Heathkit guy myself, I think you may find your self
>wondering "when do I get to solder something".
>
[snip]
73,
Tom, N5GE
K3 #806
Hello FM,
I would like to do some digi modes with my K2.
I don't like external interface and would like to install something inside
the K2.
I saw on internet a board from en EA station, but it seems that this is not
availiable anymore.
All info is welcome.
Best 73 - Rudi - ON7CL / KB8TAB
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