Don Wilhelm-4 wrote:
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> Ed,
>
> Yes, all the upgrades (and the optional ones too) is my recommendation -
> why skimp when you have it all torn down. Although not entirely
> necessary for the KPA100 installation, the added heat of the KPA100
> makes the BFO upgrade, the PLL upgrade and the
On Tue, 18 May 2010 22:08:22 +0100, David Quental wrote:
>yesterday evening I was calling on 17m when a lady warned me that I was
>doing interferencies on her TV and computer.
http://audiosystemsgroup.com/RFI-Ham.pdf
73,
Jim K9YC
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And the older version has just been deleted. Sorry about the confusion. :-)
73, Eric WA6HHQ
On 5/19/2010 3:31 PM, Lyle Johnson wrote:
>> There are two zip files in the latest beta download. Do we install
>> both? One (k3fw3r94.zip) before the other (k3fw3r97.zip) or just the
>> one with the high
Figured out the culprit of my "AC hum on your tuneup signal"
There is a local ham here who is blind, therefore,
He has one heck of an ear for all things audio,
He helped me setup my TX EQ a while back,
and it finally dawned on me to ask him to listen to my tune signal,
and sure enough, he was able
Install the one with the higher number. They both are complete sets of
firmware. All beta releases are complete and do not require any prior
version to be previously installed.
Monty K2DLJ
> There are two zip files in the latest beta download. Do we install
> both? One (k3fw3r94.zip) before
> There are two zip files in the latest beta download. Do we install
> both? One (k3fw3r94.zip) before the other (k3fw3r97.zip) or just the
> one with the highest number,
Just the one with the higher number. The other one will be deleted, and
there is no requirement to install them sequenti
There are two zip files in the latest beta download. Do we install
both? One (k3fw3r94.zip) before the other (k3fw3r97.zip) or just the
one with the highest number, why instal 94 when 97 is avaliable?
Confused.
R Thorpe AC9D
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Don Wilhelm said:
All in all, if you can read and follow the instructions correctly, and
can do a good job of soldering, then you can build Elecraft kits at any
age.
Yes indeed.
The only serious difficulty I have had in building a fully-optioned K2
and K3, was installing the K3 SUB rcvr , due
I have a strange problem that I have only just noticed.
I have memory channels 20 to 26 with the UK spot 60m frequencies entered,
along with an asterisk so that I can switch between them in a channelised
fashion. Probably starting with 3.96, but it may be much earlier as I have
been not so active
End of thread. The poster has already apologized for the unintentional
error in posting.
73, Eric
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On 5/19/2010 9:25 AM, n...@aol.com wrote:
> Is there no way to filter out religious propaganda from this site??
> Clearly inappropriate and unwelcome
>
> Bill
> N6FB
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>
Is there no way to filter out religious propaganda from this site??
Clearly inappropriate and unwelcome
Bill
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Good grief. Sounds like another misdirected post to a devotional list.
--- On Wed, 5/19/10, Hector Padron wrote:
"There's no going back to a YaeKenIcom after driving a K3 for awhile :-) )"
Congratulations Jeff,now you are riding a real horse,,and after one month using
it,the "Yaekenicom" will
G'day,
And remember that this isn't a once and for all time operation.
Components age and reference oscillators have long term drift.
Method 2 is easy to do.
Regards,
Mike VP8NO
- Original Message -
From: "Don Wilhelm"
To: "K1LI"
Cc:
Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2010 10:04 AM
Subject:
The method that I use to calibrate the frequency of my K3 is to use 2.5,
5, 10, and 15 MHz WWV as calibration signals and adjust CONFIG | REF CAL
on cw so that the signals are as close to 600 Hz as possible as measured
in multipsk's spectrum display in psk31, highlighting the WWV frequency
and
Hello all, I have a Very Nice K1 everything works as it should, looks and works
perfectly. The K1 has, Backlight display, Antenna tuner, and Noise blanker this
is the 4 Bander model. comes with a 4 Amp 12v switcher supply.
Would like to trade for a K2, either 10W or 100W version!
Rob n8rt
mcy.
Brian,
I would suggest you re-do the Reference Oscillator calibration - page 50
in the manual, use Method 2.
73,
Don W3FPR
K1LI wrote:
> AM-S in FW 3.97 works great. I notice that my frequency displays 15.000.024
> when tuning in WWV on 15MHz and 10.000.16 on the 10MHz signal. (Happily, the
> d
AM-S in FW 3.97 works great. I notice that my frequency displays 15.000.024
when tuning in WWV on 15MHz and 10.000.16 on the 10MHz signal. (Happily, the
displayed frequency is the same on both "sidebands.") The ratio of the
15MHz/10MHz received frequencies is equal to the ratio of the 24Hz/16Hz
di
It is a problem as responded by others. I asked Larry Phipps about it and
he said that the program is Flex radio's that is being used. They might not
be receptive to a K3 owner. Flex is now supplying 2 meters so maybe it will
be fixed.
Philip LaMarche
LaMarche Enterprises, Inc
p...@lamarch
While praising the support from ELECRAFT (more the support from the Reflector
members), I have to say a public thank you to Carl, N4PY, for the support he
provides for his N4PY control software. I am using his software on my K2 and
K3. Carl could not have been more helpful in the setup process, re
Sorry. Don't know how this e-mail address got on my devotional list.
Geo/W2BPI
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"There's no going back to a YaeKenIcom after driving a K3 for awhile :-) )"
Congratulations Jeff,now you are riding a real horse,,and after one month using
it,the "Yaekenicom" will remain as a nightdream you had but when you woke up
you came back to the real world of a pleasure and performance
I'm just guessing here, but it almost certainly is not a K3-specific
problem. Why not take this query to the excellent reflector
r...@contesting.com ?
73, Pete N4ZR
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Computers should not be affected by transmitter faults. TVs used to be,
but assuming you have UHF TV, that is less likely these days. Pure
cable TV should not be affected by all but extreme faults.
The problem is most likely to be a combination of poor (read cost
cutting) design in the affect
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