Ian,
I like your idea, would work for me and I would certainly change my default
setting as they are now.
73's
Gary
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 4:52 PM, Ian White GM3SEK wrote:
> Don Wilhelm wrote:
>
> >I can't help with eliminating the ATT hold button.
>
> But Elecraft could. How about this?
>
> "
Don Wilhelm wrote:
>I can't help with eliminating the ATT hold button.
But Elecraft could. How about this?
"CONFIG:HOLDDLY. Increases the HOLD time required to activate secondary
functions of push buttons and knobs. Minimum (and default) is 0.5
seconds. Further option: for extra-long HOLD time
Hi All,
I would really like to see the P3 display the config and main menu with the
ability to select and make changes (as did the FTdx9000D) and a waveform
audio display on Tx and Rx.
Both of course as optional displays so as to not take away from the current
versatility of the P3.
These featur
I just want to be able to see the entire menu (or more of it) over on
the P3 all at the same time and I want to see the menu item and the
current value that they are set to.
Here is an example of how it could look:
http://www.tentec.com/images/6.jpg
This way as you're barreling through the opti
P3 SN 67 arrived earlier today and went together in only a couple of hours
with the usual "Swiss watch" Elecraft mechanical precision and excellent
instructions.
Longest single step was doing the K3 firmware upgrade to support the P3.
All worked well right away and I checked out most all of the fu
Must be a -really- dead HF propagation day..
Let's end this thread at midnight PDT tonight (0700Z)
Please keep it civil and as terse as possible.
(I'll be posting the list guidelines tomorrow..)
73,
Eric. WA6HHQ
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On Aug 9, 2010, at 9:29 PM, k...@a
Correction ... "M>V hold M1-M4" are not available for per band
memories.
However, you can program M1-M4 for your bandwidth (selectivity)
macros and still use V>M M1-M4/M>V M1-M4 for the per band memories.
There is no need to give up the four selectivity settings - but
you can also store selectivi
thread ended :-)
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On Aug 9, 2010, at 3:07 PM, John Merrill wrote:
> As in many mailing lists, the rule is to leave the policing to the
> moderatorFWIW.
>
>
> On Aug 9, 2010, at 2:37 PM, John Ragle wrote:
>
>> Well, Tom, w
Maybe naming the thread "Big Box K3" was a mistake. I should have called
it the K3Pro or + or Field.
The idea was to explore what might happen if a K3+ included a built in
power supply, amplifier, P3, speaker etc. And as a result of the bigger box,
larger knobs and buttons. It's the sa
Why of course...it is the american way.100 watts is all that is needed.
Work on your antenna, WORK ON YOUR ANTENNA REPEAT, WORK ON YOUR ANTENNA.
GREAT GRANDMAW SUSAN
If you don't change direction you WILL arrive exactly where you're
headed!! Susan Meckley, Skipper W7KFI-mm AFA9SM
Tom,
> I programmed the M1 through M4 buttons for bandwidth instead of using
> the rotary knob. Much better for CW.
You can recall the default bandwidth for each roofing filter by using
the XFIL button. If you then used PF1/PF2 for two other bandwidths
you would not tie up M1 - M4.
> It wou
Tom,
If what you want is two fixed frequencies on each band for instant
recall, try using CONFIG: MEM 0-9 set to NOR. Store the desired
frequencies for each band in memory locations 0 thru 9. Tapping M>V and
then the button for that band will bring up the two pre-set
frequencies. If CONFIG:
So, what I gather is that the posters think Elecraft is incapable of making
BOTH the light portable rig and a big box? I challenge Eric and Wayne to
keep it under 50 lbs. A big box isn't backwards, its just different. It
wouldn't kill the light weight portable development or market but open new
ma
> I think somewhere in the archives there is a comment from Elecraft
> regarding
> the PF buttons on the P3 being able to operate some features/menus on the
> K3?.
I programmed the M1 through M4 buttons for bandwidth instead of using the
rotary knob. Much better for CW.
I would like to disable
So, as one of those kids... Do I not have to right to ask for improvement
that I would like? You stated that the K3 is prefect for you. GREAT. I and
some others want more. I would like to take this down a notch Its
starting to be a fight over the "my K3 is perfect" and the "big box" guys.
What
Thank you, Grant, NQ5T! Well said!
Elecraft has "spoiled" some of these "kids" too much. Kids, you have one of
the best rigs on the planet...ENJOY IT! If you want a "Big Box" radio, there
are plenty out there go buy one. The size of the K3 was one of the features
that appealed to me.
...
Actually, I don't believe it's necessarily an RJ11 jack (2 conductors or
wires) as it can also be used for RJ14 (4 conductors) or RJ25 (6 conductors).
It
is a jack that is capable of 6 positions. I believe the correct name depends on
how many wires are being used. I thought I'd just throw t
Brett,
I think the K3 gets an undeserved "bad rap" for the menus. The main
menu has only 13 items in it, and those are the items most likely to be
changed during operation. Assigning these menu items to buttons might
make sense in some instances, but I don't change mics very often, nor do
I
Brett,
I think somewhere in the archives there is a comment from Elecraft regarding
the PF buttons on the P3 being able to operate some features/menus on the
K3?.
This will of course be a future FW version.
Modular is a much better way to go and Elecraft have done a great job.
I would NOT go ba
*
So stop making noise just to be heard. What Im asking for would affect you
anti-changer zero. And we all got it a few post back Phil... you dont like
change fine. Then if you dont have any thing constructive to add, don't
play. Some of us do want something new. Something more. The K3 is GREAT
The P3 has a keyboard port on it and will allow you to do that.
Personally I like things more modular so that if/when I need to take
things I only have to take the pieces I need. I'm ok with cables an
really like the additional buttons the P3 brings. I'm certain that at
some point one will be abl
I certainly agree on the keyboard port. I'm currently using a k1el k40
external keyer with a keyboard because I'm a better typist than iambist to
coin a term. It works fine but I'd love to just be able to plug the
keyboard right into the rig and use that fine internal keyer. Lou --
WA3MIX
It seems to be that a bigger K3 is a different radio then the K3 and should be
called something different. No, not even K3A or whatever.
I probably would not buy one though. I like my K3 as it is. If there is some
great new technology that is embraced by Elecraft that does not fit the K3,
th
Im not asking for a K4. Im looking for a K3A upgrade. A larger case I can
put the guts of my K3 in with a larger face(bigger screen and more buttons).
This is not a completely new radio but a OPTIONAL upgrade to the K3 for
those that want it. I understand a lot of people are happy with the size of
Hopefully soon.
Gary
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 10:07 AM, Jim Cox wrote:
> Amen, will this thread never end!
> Jim K4JAF
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "David Gilbert"
> To:
> Sent: Monday, August 09, 2010 7:00 PM
> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Big Box K-3
>
>
> >
> > I don't understand wh
Now just a minute, guys - one thing at a time.
How about they finish the KPA500 first?
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Amen, will this thread never end!
Jim K4JAF
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From: "David Gilbert"
To:
Sent: Monday, August 09, 2010 7:00 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Big Box K-3
>
> I don't understand why this keeps coming up. Search the archives under
> "K4" and you'll discover that the topic h
I don't understand why this keeps coming up. Search the archives under
"K4" and you'll discover that the topic has been flogged to death
several times, and after each extended thread Elecraft announced that
they have zero intention ... none, nada, zilch ... of spending time and
effort on a bi
Well said...I never once wanted to move my FTdx9000D, except out the door
when I found a buyer.
The heat generated by these big box radios, the weight, the physical size
etc, all these make the radio impractical for portable use.
The large screen display provided by these high end radios are not
I second this approach.
Mel
--- On Mon, 8/9/10, N6JW wrote:
From: N6JW
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Elecraft Power supply
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Date: Monday, August 9, 2010, 3:50 PM
I find it hard to see much value in Elecraft simply reproducing a
standard PS (like the Astron or Samlex y
Hi Elecrafters,
I think it's great to dream... that's what gave us the magnificant K-3!
I'd love to have my small K-3 plus purchase a "Big Box K-3".
Some of my Big Box K-3's dream features would include:
-Larger box with more spacing between controls. (keep the same location
for the c
Of the things I thought I'd dislike the most about the K3, it was its size.
Having been a big box user for so many years, I thought I'd never adapt.
Eat those words. The thing I DO like most about the K3 is its size. It freed
up so much real estate that my shack became much more ergonomic
Being a six footer & able a palm a basketball in my youth I don't find the K3
too crowded. I don't have small hands to say the least. I seem to be able to
use the radio just fine. At least in the 18 months I've owned one.
Our radio club is small. At Field Day we've used two K3s & a K2. No compl
I find it hard to see much value in Elecraft simply reproducing a
standard PS (like the Astron or Samlex you mention) dressed
up in Elecraft colors.
However, I think an innovative internal power supply designed
for the K3 and housed inside the P3 would be a very useful and
marketable product.
As in many mailing lists, the rule is to leave the policing to the
moderatorFWIW.
On Aug 9, 2010, at 2:37 PM, John Ragle wrote:
> Well, Tom, when the idea first floated across the reflector a day or so
> ago, it was meant as a JOKE by the person who sent it. Instead, a bunch
> of people t
* On 2010 09 Aug 16:58 -0500, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
>
> Look again ... it's not an RJ-45.
>
> The connector is the smaller RJ-11 (six conductors) generally
> associated with telephone systems.
Just in case anyone was wondering...
Industry nomenclature is now 8P8C (8 Pin 8 Conductor, nee RJ-45
Look again ... it's not an RJ-45.
The connector is the smaller RJ-11 (six conductors) generally
associated with telephone systems.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 8/9/2010 4:32 PM, Bill Conkling wrote:
> Hi, I'm a new user (#4536) and am wondering what the RJ-45 connector is for
> on the bottom of t
On 8/9/2010 5:35 PM, Grant Youngman wrote:
> ...by the time the committee design on the thing is done, it will require a
> GPS navigator with an associated 60" 1080p 3D screen to find all of the
> buttons and knobs on the front panel -- which, with all of the accessories
> requested to be includ
Tom,
There are software solutions for this "problem" that some are happy with
- I refer to something like HRD which is highly configurable and can put
most any function on one of its "buttons". That along with the K3 macro
capability can solve the "lack of a button" problem for those who are
Hi John and others,
I myself am very pleased in general with the operation and layout of
the K3. It has stood 3 years of discussion and criticism and in general
has passed with flying colours.
That said, there is always room for "add-on" improvement. I don't think
anyone is sug
Obtaining gummit approval and certification ... both
US and foreign ... for equipment that "plugs in" is a
formidable task!
Been there, done that, as the saying goes.
73! Ken Kopp - K0PP
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On 8/9/2010 5:27 PM, Eugene Balinski wrote:
> A remote-able K3 front panel connected by Ethernet/IP
> would be a great thing. Personally I would like to be
> able to take the front panel anywhere on my LAN and connect
> in and operate the radio. A full internet capable
> connection would be eve
Well, Tom, when the idea first floated across the reflector a day or so
ago, it was meant as a JOKE by the person who sent it. Instead, a bunch
of people took it seriously and made what I consider to be fatuous
suggestions to the staff of Elecraft (via the list-server). Indeed, some
of them wen
This is mostly the "silly season" because the topic just keeps coming up ..
over and over. And no one apparently has anything else to do in the summer.
So obviously, there is a desire out there for a big huge box with everything
anyone could possibly want in it among a few, many, all (-1).
Sanjin,
You may have some problem with the K2 VRFDET circuit - make certain the
power displayed by the K2 during a TUNE is close to the actual power
being developed. Do that both with the base K2 (no KPA100 physically
attached), and with the KPA100 attached.
If the actual power from the KPA100
A remote-able K3 front panel connected by Ethernet/IP
would be a great thing. Personally I would like to be
able to take the front panel anywhere on my LAN and connect
in and operate the radio. A full internet capable
connection would be even better.
73
K1NR
On Mon, 9 Aug 2010 13:05:33 -04
I worked the NAQP-CW in multi-two (two stations) this weekend and we
used my K3 and an FT1000, which was my former rig. Operators went back
and forth between rigs. Of course I'm currently more familiar with the
K3, but even the day I left the FT1000 for it, I found the K3 very easy
to use and
John Fritze wrote:
> I would be interested in both units! I was wondering why Elecraft
> never produced a super clean DC power supply.
>
One reason that has been put forward for this in the past is that power
supplies are safety critical items, which means there is a large
regulatory overload i
Personal attacks against people, including name calling, are way out of
line.
Some very good operators operate here, and they prefer radios without so
many multifunction knobs.
It isn't because they are silly, whiners, or otherwise incompetent and there
is no reason at all to call names or per
> ... wondering what the RJ-45 connector is for
> on the bottom of the front panel.
Internal use at the factory.
73,
Lyle KK7P
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Hi, I'm a new user (#4536) and am wondering what the RJ-45 connector is for
on the bottom of the front panel.
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Ordered on Sep 15 in the morning.
Serial Number: 00088
All parts present and accounted for. Hope to have it on the air tonight.
73's Ron Durie
K3 #604
PS #088
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Hello Don, hello Peter,
I tried the mod suggested by Peter but it did not really help. It seems to
me that the ALC action is now somewhat better without the KPA100 attached
but I am still not really sure about that - will check again.
Don do you have any other suggestions what I could try to do
True, but I figured more people would be able to build a simple mixer
than happen to own a DC receiver, especially if time was a consideration
prior to the hamfest (per the original query). And I didn't think the
carrier or opposite sidebands from the up conversion would be an issue
for a s
Don't get me wrong. I am a huge fan of all things Elecraft. As far as I
am concerned Eric and Wayne are geniuses - and I mean that. I have been a
K1, 2 and 3 owner. Elecraft is the best.
I am only making a product suggestion and it is for more than a bigger box
with bigger knobs (althou
I'm with you, John - I traded a Mark 5 for my K3. and the *only* things
I miss are the band up and down buttons - otherwise, the ergonomics are
generally better on the K3, IMO. I don't know for sure, but have the
impression that when Yaesu went from the 1000MP to the Mark 5, some
genius in the
Dave,
You don't have to build that mixer to shift the ham band down to the
audio range, a Softrock receiver will do that.
For that matter, you don't need the I and Q channels, so any DC receiver
without audio filtering after the mixer will do that job too.
Turning it back into RF is the bigger p
Excellent idea. The two closest knobs are the two I use most - the VFO dial and
the bandwidth control.
John Harper
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Apparently the summer silly season is upon us? The ergonomics of the K3
are just fine the way they are. If one wants a bigga box, write to
Magnavox or some furniture manufacturer. I am an ancient and decrepit 77
years old with bad peripheral neuropathy and big fingers, and
nevertheless have no
How cool is that. A witness!
I have been in the position of those who are currently waiting for a new
Elecraft product and I know how you feel, but the P3 is going to be well
worth the wait for an awful lot of stations. Seems to possess a very
prolonged gee-whiz! stage.
Gary, VE1RGB
-Orig
Dan,
Would you be happy with a K3 with a P3, Larger face, display, more buttons,
power supply, better speaker(forward facing) and maybe a 500w amp built in?
Would it need to be a whole new radio or would a "repackaged" K3 satisfy
your request? How about this, a larger case with an option for eit
Ray, K2ULR, mentioned to me that VCR's probably use the sync pulses of a
normal baseband video signal to sync the rotating heads, which would
make them unusable for recording simple RF. A DVR might not have that
problem, although noise and signal levels could still be an issue. It
might al
Me too,
I sold my K3, and my next transceiver purchase will definitely be a big box
with a built-in bandscope, better audio, and with more dedicated controls
(not as many multi-use buttons). It would be great if Elecraft would offer
such a product. With their fantastic customer service, I think
For those waiting for their P3s, here's another data point.
SN 67 was received today. Ordered 15 April in the AM.
73 Craig AC0DS
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Sanjin,
In that case, certainly try the resistor changes. The change is
reversible. If the SSB power out is not up to what it should be after
the change, then you will know that there is some other problem.
The K2 LED bargraph is almost as fast as an oscilloscope display - after
the change, c
Doc,
I am not certain why one would believe a control labeled "WIDTH" would
not increase the width as you moved it clockwise. OTOH, if it were
labeled "SELECTIVITY", I would expect it to narrow the passband as it is
rotated clockwise.
While mine is one ham's interpretation. I did not have th
Let's end this thread. This is another topic that can be argued
forever. ;-)
If you still feel the urge, please feel free to discuss off-list.
73, Eric WA6HHq
Elecraft List Modulator
On 8/9/2010 10:14 AM, The Smiths wrote:
> I completely disagree... Clockwise rotation makes things bigger, wid
The machine will expect synchronizing pulses to lock up the head and capstan
motors. Without sync some machines will not even go into the record mode, if
it does noise will really confuse the motor servos.
The pass band of a video recorder for NTSC (analog) is not necessarily flat
to 4 MHz. de
Count me in. Basically it would be the same "guts" with a new display, power
supply and amp. Maybe a larger forward facing speaker! I have to say I HATE
the built in speaker. I personally would be happy with a stand alone
Elecraft power supply but this would be just as intriguing.
--
Nicholas W. F
I completely disagree... Clockwise rotation makes things bigger, wider, taller,
open, louder etc... Turning the Width moves the filter width WIDER, More open..
It has nothing to do with selectivity. I'm sure that when they designed the K3
that's exactly what they were thinking too. It follows
On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 1:00 PM, Bob Schreibmaier wrote:
> It would also be nice to get away from
> menus. One control, one function.
I'm trying to figure out what are the menu defined controls? Just the
message and memory buttons. Are you referring to that?
73, Guy
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How about a weighted stand-up expanded front panel for a K3 that uses
that ethernet connector on the bottom of the K3 box. Then the K3 box
itself could be remoted on the other end of a cat5 cable. For
portable operations, you just unplug the stand-up front panel and use
the physical front panel.
Baseband TV video is somewhere around 4 MHz, so I wonder if it would be
possible to record some 80m activity using the video (yellow) input of a
VCR or DVR, and then feed the recorded signal into the K3 at the
hamfest. You'd have to pay attention to signal levels ... it probably
would require
Count me among those who would like the
tuning knob farther away from the width
and power knobs. I don't like bumping
into them when tuning.
It would also be nice to get away from
menus. One control, one function.
73,
Bob
K3PH
>>How about a Big Box K3?
>
>So it won't fit under my airline se
Hello Don, hello Peter,
I tried to transmit in a dummy load before the effect was the same. In fact
I did almost all the testing with a dummy load.
Just tried what you suggested, set requested power to 4 Watts and
transmitted CW in a 20 W dummy load through my Wattmeter - I do not have an
Oscill
Left, right -- up/down -- do we not have forebrains anymore?
My P3 hasn't arrived yet (although since my CC has been billed, I suspect it
won't be long). I'm trying to figure out from the blather if this control
direction will be bothersome. Or, if I will somehow be able to adapt and not
star
A big box K3 with dedicated buttons would be a lot better for contesting.
I'd certainly buy a few to replace my FT1000MP MKV's. Right now I have to
keep two types of radios.
- Original Message -
From: "Jim Brown"
To:
Sent: Monday, August 09, 2010 12:04 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Prod
I heard him work you! I never got through the pileup with my pathetic little
sloper... But it would have been nice to have the P3 capability, maybe I
could have found a better spot to call.
Makes me want one -- but I really have to get a KRX3, too, so I can use the
new fast QSK in split mode. I
Elecraft has used the Time Machine at its booths for some time.
Dick, K6KR
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[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Steve Ellington
Sent: Monday, August 09, 2010 7:52 AM
To: Lyle Johnson
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Joe Subich, W4TV said the following at 08/09/2010 08:57 AM :
>
> Bill,
>
> > Alan N1AL may want to respond but I don't believe either is a bug.
> > Both are consistent with more sensitivity in the clockwise direction,
> > which is consistent in my opinion.
>
> While both controls, in fact, in
On Mon, 9 Aug 2010 11:07:13 -0400 (EDT), k...@aol.com wrote:
>How about a Big Box K3?
So it won't fit under my airline seat? So that I have to buy a flight
case for it so that I can ship it? So that it takes up twice as much
space on my operating desk, which is already overloaded? Gee, that
I've had my P3 for some weeks (I admit to being an ft so please don't everybody
jump on
me) and I agree with Joe. I STILL always turn the knob the wrong way when I go
to adjust
the ref level.
On 8/9/2010 7:57 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
>
> Bill,
>
> > Alan N1AL may want to respond but I do
I'm sure I'll get something pricier than .99. In a lot of cases tho, the
'no-brand'
stuff isn't good enough. Putting the add-on as primary is a good thought.
73, Mike
On 8/9/2010 10:21 AM, Julian, G4ILO wrote:
>
> Mike-14-3 wrote:
>>
>> This will mostly be on XP, with occasional excursions on
Recently had a long thread on power supplies... Made me think...
How about a Big Box K3? Same great radio in a bigger box so the buttons
can be spread out, the knobs bigger, the display larger, a built-in power
supply, maybe even room for an amplifier. You could have your choice of a
10W,
Sanjin,
Those resistors that Peter mentioned are the same changes to the KSB2
ALC circuit that I was referring to.
However, since your KSB2 has no additional gain modifications, I would
prefer that you determint that there is no other problem before making
those changes. I suggest the followin
Bill,
> Alan N1AL may want to respond but I don't believe either is a bug.
> Both are consistent with more sensitivity in the clockwise direction,
> which is consistent in my opinion.
While both controls, in fact, increase a behavioral parameter with
clockwise rotation, the behavior is still
I've seen this device used at several hamfest for demonstrating ICOM rigs
such as the 7600 and Flex Radio. It's called the Time Machine.
http://www.expandedspectrumsystems.com/prod2.html
It's hard to tell the difference in a recording and the real thing.
A few years ago at the Dayton fest I stumbl
Sanjin,
problem occured seldom with K2/KPA100
amd much more seldom with K2/allone
But Gary´s Mod helped in all cases :-)
72/3 de Peter
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> Im Auftrag von Sanjin Tajic, E71DX
>
I discovered a new feature of the P3 that was not documented or mentioned so
far. It is the patience feature and I have observed this feature in operation
all weekend as I have been too busy to put my P3 together yet even though I
have had it since last Wednesday. And, such a short time (relat
>> Looks like we may have someone bring a P3 to demo at the Huntsville (AL)
>> Hamfest. Is there a way to demo it, connected to a K3, without an antenna?
>> We'll be deep in the Civic Center.
I've tried two demos of the P3 inside a building.
The first was in a restaurant in Tucson, AZ. We were
Mike-14-3 wrote:
>
>
> This will mostly be on XP, with occasional excursions on Win7. What does
> "directly
> selecting the endpoint" mean? I'm real new to Win7.
>
> I saw some 99 cent units on the estore. Maybe a bit TOO cheap. ;-)
>
>
I have tried some of these cheap units from eBay. Too
Alan,
Thanks for your note. I do have all the players, the K3, P3, and
LP-Bridge, set up for 38400 baud so I don't think that's the problem.
I'll experiment more tonight with different parameters in LP-Bridge to
see if I can see what sensitivities there are. I'll let you know.
Thanks,
73, T
Randy Moore wrote:
>
> Looks like we may have someone bring a P3 to demo at the Huntsville (AL)
> Hamfest. Is there a way to demo it, connected to a K3, without an antenna?
> We'll be deep in the Civic Center.
>
I'd be surprised if you couldn't see something with a piece of wire
connected to
Joe Subich, W4TV-4 wrote:
>
>
> Rotary controls in the K3 and P3 increase their parameter as the
> encoder is turned clockwise except in two cases.
>
> 1) The P3 "REF LVL" is decreased with clockwise rotation. Maximum
> reference level is -10 dBm with the encoder fully counterclockwise
>
I would be interested in both units! I was wondering why Elecraft
never produced a super clean DC power supply.
Currently I'm using a 35Amp Astron at home and a Samlex for away from home.
John
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Hello Peter,
I have seen your suggested mod in the Summary of K2 Mods Document on your
Site before but was not sure if I should do it since the behaviour is the
same weither the KPA100 is connected or not.
Dankeschön für deinen Input!
73, Sanjin
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On 8/9/2010 6:10 AM, Johnny Siu wrote:
> Hello Group,
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> If I remember correctly, Elecraft is going to increase their prices by end of
> this month. Am I correct?
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> 73
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> Johnny VR2XMC
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Looks like we may have someone bring a P3 to demo at the Huntsville (AL)
Hamfest. Is there a way to demo it, connected to a K3, without an antenna?
We'll be deep in the Civic Center.
73,
Randy, KS4L
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Hello Group,
If I remember correctly, Elecraft is going to increase their prices by end of
this month. Am I correct?
73
Johnny VR2XMC
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Gordan,
Your "attach file" did not make it because the reflector strips off any
attachments. Send it to k3supp...@elecraft.com
73,
Don W3FPR
Gordan Hribar wrote:
> Hi,
> I received the upgrade DSP board today. Swapping over the boards was very
> straightforward, but on switching on the K3
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