As has already been mentioned, SignaLink/USB has no provisions for rig
frequency control. Also you should note that DigiPan itself has no
provisions for rig control. If you are content to adjust frequency
manually then DigiPan is a very nice, /simple(!),/ program, perfectly
adequate for BPSK31
At the risk of exposing what a n00b I am when it comes to HF, I really
need some help. I recently (last month) purchased a K3. First HF
radio I have owned. I got my license 2 years ago and have spent most
of the time since playing with VHF. I have been trying to teach
myself CW and decided that
Yes, and I have also learned that the arguments only last as long as it
takes me to realize I am wrong.
73, de Jim KG0KP
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From: "Gary Gregory"
To: "stan levandowski"
Cc:
Sent: Monday, March 07, 2011 4:24 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] You people just made me buy a K3 f
Hi!
I have an unused Elecraft K-3, with xvco and the new transverter inter
interface, 2.8, 0.4 and FM filter and the basic mike. The transceiver is
still in its original plastic bag. My reason for selling it is that
after I bought it, my wife needed to move to Wyoming to be with her
mother requ
*Stan,
Speaking from experience, I have learnt the four words that have allowed me
to navigate 30 years of married bliss'YYes Dear I'm Sorry'
Perhaps this will help you buy some time to finish the painting?...:-)
If not, then I guess you will have to look at this as 'delayed
gratification'..
I used it while using N1MM logger and I believe either COMCAT or DXLabs.
The tuner is passive and only listens to the traffic from the radio RS232
port. Any time I changed bands the tuner would follow and go to the
settings stored for the frequency range.
73
Greg
On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 2:18 PM
And what PC program were you using with it?
73,
Tom - W4BQF
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Sent: Monday, March 07, 2011 1:56 PM
To: K9ZTV
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3/P3 and
Fine. But I did not say you cannot use it, I said that you cannot use it's
fully automatic features! There is also a problem if you use any type of PC
control for your radio. RS-232 is designed to operate ONE device at a time.
73,
Tom - W4BQF
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From: elecraft-boun...@mai
Just received email notice that it has shipped already! I thought it
would take a few days at least. I figured somebody out there had to
grab the master packing list and creatively stuff the box to my order.
Apparently Elecraft's business philosophy is the same as its technical
philosophy: t
I woulda done the housework... Congrats on the K3!
73, Ross N4RP
On 3/6/2011 4:45 PM, stan levandowski wrote:
> Thank you to the Lister who started the thread about "why I bought a
> K3". And equal thanks to Alexy for his recent posting on "why I won't
> buy a K3".
>
> Both of those threads help
"kcflyers" wrote:
> I have never had the problem before, and didn't have it later. So best
> guess is that I inadvertently selected split (with sub off). And
> transmitted on VFO B. Then when I got back from breakfast, somehow the
> split got turned off.
That is certainly possible. I'd suggest
It worked fine for me with the K3 as well. Had to build a serial Y cable
that, if I remember correctly, crossed over the TXD and RXD lines. But it
worked fine. Just remember to set the baud correctly.
73
Greg
AB7R
On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 10:49 AM, K9ZTV wrote:
> I have used an AT-AUTO with
I have used an AT-AUTO with a K3 and Quadra amp for the last two years.
73,
Kent K9ZTV
On 3/7/2011 12:36 PM, Tommy Alderman wrote:
> Tom -
>
> Unfortunately the Palstar AT-AUTO tuner was designed for Icom's CI-V
> interface, so you cannot get it to work correctly with the K3. While there
> is
I should have listed my call.
John Raydo, KØIZ
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Guy,
It wasn't me. It was "kcflyers" (call sign unknown) who reported this -
I wasn't awake enough when I replied and forgot to include his original
message, which demonstrated a lack of understanding about the use of the
two VFOs:
> My understanding is that VFO A is always used for transmit.
Tom -
Unfortunately the Palstar AT-AUTO tuner was designed for Icom's CI-V
interface, so you cannot get it to work correctly with the K3. While there
is no CI-V interface with the K3, the tuner will sense the frequency when
you change bands and then move the C and L to the saved positions of your
Thanks for both comments. I am very embarrassed by this, and want to make
sure I don't do it again!!
I do have the sub receiver, which as far as I know was off during that time
(not really sure of anything right now). My last contest contact was at
1405, next was 1538. During that time I did st
This was discussed in depth a while back, but I though I'd report my
experience.
I took my K3 to Niue and Norfolk Island for a couple of weeks each in
their spring. In both cases, we were high over the ocean, not close but
it was visible, and humidity was often high.
My K3 now has a dozen scre
My question is whether or not you were making contacts S&P during the time
that this was occurring. If you WERE making contacts, then split was not on,
and you have a problem of the B VFO frequency getting into the A VFO cable.
If you do not have the KRX3, then the the single KSYN3 is switched bac
If the Higgs boson is discovered before the new
product announcement, we'll throw in a spare 9-V battery.
If that boson IS discovered... we won't need a 9V battery!
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Wayne's post reminds me of a story from my past.
Early in my broadcasting career, I wanted to rid our station
of the little jaggies that plauged the edges of Chroma Keys,
the process that is used to put the weather man in front of
the map using a blue or green screen as the background that
"disape
Bill,
This is the first posting on this subject that I understand. hi,hi
73,
Bob
K6UJ
On Mar 7, 2011, at 9:04 AM, Bill wrote:
> Sounds to me like a rectal-cranial inversion would do the trick.
>
> Bill
> K9YEQ
>
> -Original Message-
>
> On Sun, 06 Mar 2011 18:47:11 -0800, you wrote
I assume the scheduled release date for orders is 1 April?
Vy 73, Bob DJ0RD/WU5T
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Sounds to me like a rectal-cranial inversion would do the trick.
Bill
K9YEQ
-Original Message-
On Sun, 06 Mar 2011 18:47:11 -0800, you wrote:
>Interesting discussion. Gives me an idea.
>
>We'll soon be announcing a very cool new test instrument (it's the same
size as our T1 antenna tun
I have a K3/P3 radio and pan adapter along with a newly acquired Palstar
Auto-tuner. To mate the two do I merely use an RS232 cable between the P3
and the tuner? The manual is a little unclear as to the correct cable to
use.
Tom, W0ZR
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I, too, found my RTTY S&P productivity increased with the P3. In the recent
NAQP RTTY contest with crowded band condx, I set it up for 2 khz band
spread, which spread out the signals and made tuning and seeing the "next
one" pretty easy. I was pleasantly surprised to find out how much easier
it
VFO A is not always used for transmit. Whenever the radio is in Split
mode, VFO B is used for transmit. If you found yourself transmitting
using VFO B, Split must have been engaged somehow, either from the Split
button or from the software.
VFO A is always used for the main receiver.
When Spli
No need to limit ourselves to only 11 dimensions, Occam's razor be
damned. I would simply resort to Shannon's trick and employ the fact
that in a hypershpere of VERY high dimensionality nearly all of the
volume lies very close to the surface... Only, I'm quite busy at the
moment trying to figure ou
Not sure if I should post this question here or on the TRX Manager forum.
I was operating my K3 remotely, using TRX Manager, in the just finished ARRL
DX contest. Was operating 20 meters SSB. Last evening after contest I
looked at my email and saw several from hams who heard me on 14027 (CW
port
This requires some lateral thinking.
The answer is: 2 hectares. This will accommodate:
T-Ball, Little League Baseball, Ruth League Baseball, and Baseball
Football (American) and Football (everywhere else); Football (Australian)
Cricket
Rugby
Lacrosse
Field Hockey
Bocce, Lawn Bowling
Tennis, Badmi
This book seemed very helpful and interesting to me as a total ignoramus.
Newer editions have come out since.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Introducing-Quantum-Theory-J-P-McEvoy/dp/1840460571/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1299498489&sr=8-3
73 to all
Geoff
G3UCK
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From: "Phil Hys
And you have to remember that some of us on the list are so old we don't buy
green bananas...
Vy 73, bob DJ0RD/WU5T
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