Don.
WSPR is AFSK with a very small shift at a very low rate. My thinking is that
if a stepwise frequency correction was made during a transmit or receive
period, it would cause a corresponding shift of the VFO which might be
enough to throw the decoder of the receiver. I don't know, that's why I
Wayne:
As an extension to this feature, a quasi-simultaneous S-meter read of
main and sub receivers would be very useful in evaluating antenna gain
and diversity reception.
Ideally the main and sub signal strength readings would be captured at
the same time, but if some short delay is
This has happened to me several times too, but only on 60m. I am
suspicious that Ham Radio Deluxe may be involved in this somewhere. The
trouble is because it's such a random event it's difficult to be sure.
However, it's never happened just sitting on rx, only after a period of
ssb
If you don't have perfect pitch, you can use a technique I recently
described on the Reverse Beacon Network blog, substituting Spectran for
a good ear, which I don't have. See
http://reversebeacon.blogspot.com/2010/12/frequency-calibration-and-rbn.html
for the full story.
73, Pete N4ZR
The
There is only one manual way to turn off the AGC and that is to do a
hold on the AGC button. Youi can dismiss an intermittent connection
in the 5 button, because that should randomly switch fast to slow and
back, besides turning AGC off. One would also think that an
intermittent 5 button would
Having done some long term measurements on my k3extref using an HP mHz
resolution counter i have seen no corrections during transmit. Once the k3
has warmed up (first thing in the morning it would take 10 minutes for the
original tcxo to stabilise enough for jt65/wspr/qrss(5Hz fsk)) I see very
That would be good. Even though I have a P3, I am having to keep my sdriq
connected to the k3 for its continuum mode where it produces a file of
power measured in the bandwidth v time which I use for beacon monitoring
Dave
ww2r
Message: 42
Date: Tue, 5 Apr 2011 20:35:26 -0700
From: Wayne
Julian,
The REF CAL adjustment is in 1-Hz steps same as the fine tuning
resolution of the VFO. The EXREF will call for a shift to bring the
radio frequency back to zero error by introducing a shift
command. Typically, the TCXO does not drift much over a short time
(TCXO-3 is rated to 0.5
Using the K3 utility I typed in the S meter command, SM$, but
the program doesn't return a reading. It just echos the command.
Obviously, I'm doing something wrong!
73, Roger
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I am almost exclusively a CW guy but I did purchase the KSB2 option with my K2
for some soundcard digital modes. I finished the board almost a year ago but
have never gotten around to installing it yet. (It's very hard to pull me away
from CW!) Well I'm now thinking about installing it and I
Or you can try this that I wrote exactly two years ago.
http://elecraft.365791.n2.nabble.com/Ref-Osc-Cal-Method-4-tc2595451.html
Wes N7WS
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [Elecraft K3] Frequency
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My procedure is only a slight modification of Method 2 in the manual. The AGC
will keep the audio level nearly constant under all but the worst conditions.
1. Select fine VFO resolution (1 Hz).
2. Select CW mode, fast AGC, and set bandwidth to 500 Hz. (You don't have to
have a CW xtal
K3 serial number 4688
P3 serial number 537
Both units received 2nd week of Sept. 2010 with last contact made 17 Nov.
2010
You won't find a K3 and P3 with fewer hours unless you go to Elecraft.
K3 ordered as follows
K3/100-F Factory assembled K3 with 100W
KAT3-F ATU
KXV3A
All frequencies in the K3, including the sidetone, are derived from the master
oscillator. The way this is done guarantees that when the received signal
audio frequency matches the sidetone, the receiver is tuned to exactly the
frequency of the received signal. This is just a matter of
I really hate to bring it up again... But hear me out:
My A/C service entrance does not have a ground rod.
My house was built about 25 years ago.'
I pulled the service front panel and found the following:
All the grounds and neutrals are bonded to the metal chassis as they are
supposed to be.
Looks like a code violation. Turn yourself in!
Steve
N4LQ
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Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2011 11:44 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] Grounds... I know,I know... its a Dead issue BUT... (no
Pun)
I
I suspect that no matter what type of batteries that you have, they would
die as soon as you press the transmit button. Pen cell batteries are not
designed for the current required to transmit.
As for your cells, they are probably either NiCad or NiMH cells. They can be
charged with the same
According to the NEC a buried pipe with corrosion protection over 8ft long is
an acceptable grounding electrode, with a listed
hierarchy of preference for different types of pipes. Metallic water pipes are
1st on the list. Normally other pipes are used only
when the water pipe is non-metallic.
Assembled unit on order. YEH!
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From:
The manual describes an optional cable availabe from Elecraft but it is
not in the price list. I have a K3 and P3. Is the cable part of the
kit or the assembled amp?
Can we purchase the European AC cord as it might be handy for those who
travel abroad.
Mike W0MU
On 4/6/2011 8:44 AM, Phil Townsend wrote:
It looks like they used a solid metal pipe that houses the big A/C wire
inside of this pipe.
This pipe IS connected to the service entrance by some metal gland nuts.
The 2 1/2 pipe goes outside of the house and is buried underground. It goes
off to
Kits won't ship until May 15, factory assembled units start shipping April 15.
Grumble, grumble, grumble.
Rob
NV5E
Date: Wed, 6 Apr 2011 10:27:50 -0600
From: w...@w0mu.com
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] KPA-500 K Ordered!
Can't wait
In a recent message, Mike Fatchett w...@w0mu.com writes
Can we purchase the European AC cord as it might be handy for those who
travel abroad.
Bear in mind, Mike, if you travel to the UK you will need yet a
different cord. In Great Britain with have a different power plug to
mainland Europe.
Answers below
73, Eric
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On 4/6/2011 9:49 AM, Mike Fatchett wrote:
The manual describes an optional cable availabe from Elecraft but it is
not in the price list. I have a K3 and P3. Is the cable part of the
kit or the assembled amp?
-- It is an optional cable since it is only
On Wed, 6 Apr 2011 12:07:03 -0400
Clyde Washburn k...@rochester.rr.com wrote:
According to the NEC a buried pipe with corrosion protection over 8ft
long is an acceptable grounding electrode, with a listed hierarchy of
preference for different types of pipes. Metallic water pipes are
1st on
That's for two reasons:
1. The kit assembly manual is still in process.
2. We are shipping built units first to make sure we catch any early
issues -before- they leave the factory. The assembled KPA500s go through
a detailed final test and burn in before shipping.
73, Eric
On 4/6/2011 9:57
It's out! The rush is own. 73, Fred
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It also feeds back KPA500 status to the K3, which allows the K3 to
change between two user set power levels when the amp is in-line or
in standby. (Say 30-45W to drive the amp, and 100W when the amp is
bypassed.)
Is this done by a contact closure (e.g., DIGIN), AuxBus or CAT?
Access to the
Edward R. Cole wrote:
The REF CAL adjustment is in 1-Hz steps same as the fine tuning resolution
of the VFO.
My experience with REF CAL shows that turning the knob 1 unit does not
result in a 1Hz shift in the RX frequency.
Leigh/WA5ZNU
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Hello fellow SDR enthusiasts,
I have looked around a little bit and haven't found a very definitive answer
for the questions that I'm having about the way the K3 and external SDR
equipment works.
I've been looking into the LP-Pan which converts the IF output from the K3
into (im guessing)
It should be no problem to get the cord you need. From the photo it
appears that the end of the power cable is a standard IEC C13 female
plug connector as used on so many computers and other electronic
devices. A quick search on Google or your favorite supplier should
let you find the cord
Is part of a proprietary signaling protocol on the auxbus line in the cable.
73, Eric
On 4/6/2011 10:20 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
It also feeds back KPA500 status to the K3, which allows the K3 to
change between two user set power levels when the amp is in-line or
in standby. (Say 30-45W
This is correct. We use a standard IEC connector in our rear power
module, which also provides RF filtering etc.
We also supply fuses with the power cords.
3AG 12A fuse for 100-125V use. Our 110V cord uses 14 ga wire.
3AG 6A for 200-250V with the PWR-EU2P cable. That cord can use 16 or 18
ga
May 15 or sooner! I am on putting money on Sooner!
On 4/6/11 10:57 AM, Rob May wrote:
Kits won't ship until May 15, factory assembled units start shipping April
15. Grumble, grumble, grumble.
Rob
NV5E
Date: Wed, 6 Apr 2011 10:27:50 -0600
From: w...@w0mu.com
To:
On page 16 of the KPA500 manual, the K3 cable pinout doesn't seem to
include the AUXBUS pin. I assume that's an error in the manual?
Also, how much benefit is there to including band-data from the K3? I
already have Y-adapters to share the ACC connectors between
band-decoders and FSK
Okay,
Well thank you for the link. I have a little bit of reading up to do on I/Q.
So I'm still a little bit confused in the K3 setup situation. So in both the
situations with the LP-Pan or the SDR-IQ, the PowerSDR software would
receive the same data? I'm having trouble understanding where the
Hello group,
after years of using the K3 i have a simple question:
how do i see on the display of the K3 (not with help of remote software) if
i`m on VFO A or B ?
I`m still confused abt that.
73
Michael
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Hi Geoffrey,
Perhaps the ARRL Handbook, Chapter 15 - DSP and Software Radio
Design, might help? Section 15.6, in particular describes the math
behind calculating the in-phase (I) and quadrature (Q) portions of a
wave form.
As for specific device compatibility with particular software
packages,
No -- Installing a K3EXREF has no impact on VFO use (at any tuning
rate).
If you adjust REF CAL manually (i.e., with no K3EXREF unit installed),
you can move the reference in 1-Hz steps, but as Leigh pointed out,
the steps may not be exactly 1 Hz. This is due to DDS granularity.
Wayne
N6KR
Yes. All modes.
73, Eric
On 4/6/2011 11:05 AM, Phil Townsend wrote:
Will it transmit on AM?
Phil
Santa Fe
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Yup we will offer a Y cable for that use. Its also currently available
from a number of sources.
73, Eric
On 4/3/2011 7:56 PM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
The cable is not yet available. But thanks for the very valuable
input. As the internal KRC2 person, I have similar concerns over
access to
Will it transmit on AM?
Phil
Santa Fe
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Leigh,
I'm confused (as usual).
Are you saying that with the K3EXREF I will not be able to make a 1Hz change in
RX/TX frequency with the VFOs? That doesn't sound so good to me...
Please explain.
Thanks,
Tom
N5GE
On Wed, 6 Apr 2011 10:28:43 -0700 (PDT), Leigh L. Klotz Jr WA5ZNU
Hi folks
was reading the manual and it says that the auxbus from the kpa500 is
not compatible with the k2.
What is the difference between the K2 and K3 to make them incompatible?
What functionality is lost from not having the radio in the data loop...
Thanks
George NE2I
At 01:08 06/04/2011, W4CCS wrote:
Recently I have been experiencing a problem with the AGC on my K3
(2090). When I return to receive from transmit, the AGC is turned off
and the speaker system is overloaded. This happens on about every 10 to
15 transmissions. It has happened with the K3 sitting on
Correction - It will take a couple days to get the optional KPA500-K3
aux cable up on the order form - we are still checking on our cost for
this cable.
The extra power cords are now on the form.
73, Eric
On 4/6/2011 10:08 AM, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
Answers below
73, Eric
Yes - that is an error inthe preliminary manual. We will correct it ASAP.
73, Eric
On 4/6/2011 10:52 AM, iain macdonnell - N6ML wrote:
On page 16 of the KPA500 manual, the K3 cable pinout doesn't seem to
include the AUXBUS pin. I assume that's an error in the manual?
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 6:05 PM, George n...@optonline.net wrote:
Hi folks
was reading the manual and it says that the auxbus from the kpa500 is
not compatible with the k2.
What is the difference between the K2 and K3 to make them incompatible?
What functionality is lost from not having the
Any idea when the assembly manual will be available? I'd like to get
an idea how much is involved in building versus ordering a
factory-assembled unit.
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 11:31, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft
e...@elecraft.com wrote:
Yes - that is an error inthe preliminary manual. We will
Going back through some notes here seems to indicate that once I downed HRD
while meeting the one and only SSB group I enjoy cured the problem. Why it is
so sensitive to only the AGC on/off I have not a clue. But I had it no more
after that.
73s Jim
On Apr 6, 2011, at 1:00 PM, David Honey
On 4/6/2011 11:44 AM, Phil Townsend wrote:
I really hate to bring it up again... But hear me out:
My A/C service entrance does not have a ground rod.
My house was built about 25 years ago.'
I pulled the service front panel and found the following:
All the grounds and neutrals are bonded to
A feature suggestion ... may not be the best time for it, but incase
it could be worked into the dev-cycle somehow
I'd like to be able to configure the KPA500 to automatically put
itself in standby on certain bands, and active on others...
configuration would look like the K3's band-map.
The
Me too!
N5GE
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On 4/6/2011 5:47 AM, Dave wrote:
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Having done some long term measurements on my k3extref using an HP mHz
resolution counter i have seen no corrections during transmit. Once the k3
has warmed up (first thing in the morning it would take 10
I currently use a KRC2 for band decoding with a cable from the K3 ACC
connector simply passing AUXBUS to the KRC2.
I just spotted Eric's response on AUXBUS 'missing' from the the KPA-500 / K3
cable layout in the KPA-500 manual. But why would the band info be needed
if AUXBUS is available?
It's hre..just place my KPA500 order and downloaded the manual. Thanks guys!
..mike AI6II
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I have to add to that :grumble grumble. in line for a K
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Yep, this is an obvious requirement. It may already be there but I
can't find it. If it is, please point it out for me. Thanks.
73,
Tony KT0NY
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On Apr 6, 2011, at 1:53 PM, iain macdonnell - N6ML a...@dseven.org
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A feature suggestion ... may not be the best time for
Oh thank you. I Have the handbook but didn't know there was a DSP section. I'll
take a look at that.
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On Apr 6, 2011, at 2:07 PM, Byron Servies
The KRC2 and KPA500 do a great job of sharing the Auxbus with the K3.
You will need a cable that breaks out a connection going to both
devices from the K3.
The KPA500's Auxbus implementation is transmit only, so it does not
receive band information from the K3 but only talks to it as well
If you're interested in DSP code you might try using quisk instead of
PowerSDR.
It's written in mostly Python and a little bit of C, and works on Linux and
Windows.
I made some modules for it to talk to the K3 rigcontrol, but those aren't
necessary to use it with the LP-PAN output, just for the
Hi Michael,
main VFO is always VFO A, sub VFO is always VFO B. But that is also indicated
by
the small A and B right on the display and the arrows inbetween. ;-))
73, Olli - DH8BQA
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Sent: Wednesday,
The KPA500 uses new Auxbus commands and is one-way only (KPA500 to
K3). The K2 does not know about the KPA500 commands and cannot
understand them. There will be a new release of the K3 firmware to
support these features about the time the KPA500 starts shipping.
The K2 will work with the
Well that sounds very disappointing ... can we gets specs on the
maximum reflected power that this sensor circuitry can safely handle ?
~iain / N6ML
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 8:33 PM, Jack Brindle jackbrin...@me.com wrote:
Think twice before you do this. Subjecting the KPA500 to very high SWR
IQ data is a method for describing the characteristics of a wave. IQ
uses amplitude and phase angle to describe the wave, see for example
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/3013
The K3 takes an RF signal from an antenna, filters and modulates it. At
some point the filtered, modulated
Dave,
It hadn't occurred to me that frequency correction would be suspended
in Tx. That is both good and bad, as I see it. Good that no phase
jumps occur, but bad that transmitter drift is not being corrected.
For eme digital modes this means the freq. is solely held by the TCXO
over the
New manual uploaded. The Auxbus is now shown properly on the cable.
Eric
On 4/6/2011 12:34 PM, Bill Coleman wrote:
I currently use a KRC2 for band decoding with a cable from the K3 ACC
connector simply passing AUXBUS to the KRC2.
I just spotted Eric's response on AUXBUS 'missing' from the
As Jack points out, the ATU belongs AFTER the KPA500 if you are using
non-resonant antennas.
if you are using some resonant and some non-resonant, and you want to
use the KAT3 for the non-resonant, then attach the resonant antennas to
the KPA500 and the non-resonant antennas to the other
Like most hams, I use an antenna tuner on some bands. When I switch to those
bands, the amp will automatically switch but of course it will have to be
put in standby so I can adjust the tuner. I'm sure this is a common
situation, shared by many others.
The auto-bandswitch function of the amp
Hi Ian,
Jack is incorrect. It is not as critical as he implied. I operate often
into high SWRs with my K3/KAT3 running through the amp in bypass mode.
I'll discuss this with the team here and get back to the list with any
bypass mode operating limits.
73, Eric
On 4/6/2011 1:55 PM, iain
There is one other consideration with mentioning, and that is that
because the LP-PAN uses your computer's sound card, it is at least
theoretically subject to image problem as a result of amplitude and
phase imbalances between the I and Q channels, where the SDR-IQ passes
those data in digital
Roger,
Are you typing SM$ and hitting enter?
Type SM$; (that's a S M dollar sign semicolon) and don't hit enter. The
dollar sign
is for the sub RX.
73, Mike NF4L
On 4/6/2011 9:37 AM, Roger D Johnson wrote:
Using the K3 utility I typed in the S meter command, SM$, but
the program doesn't
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 9:26 PM, Lyle Johnson k...@wavecable.com wrote:
As Jack points out, the ATU belongs AFTER the KPA500 if you are using
non-resonant antennas.
Kinda tricky to do that with the KAT3 that's already inside the K3 :P
if you are using some resonant and some non-resonant, and
Tony - There is a menu set-up option in the KPA500 such that it can either
be set to stay in OPERATE when you change bands, or drop to STANDBY when you
change bands.
Phil - AD5X
Like most hams, I use an antenna tuner on some bands. When I switch to
those
bands, the amp will automatically
The URL posted by Mr. Thornton is part of an excellent mid-level
tutorial series, quite worth reading.
I wanted to mention, in this mix, another SDR which seems to be somewhat
unknown in this country; /vide/ http://www.rfsystem.it/shop/... This
receiver PMSDR has T/R switching, covers up into
If the amp is in standby the amp should do whatever it needs to protect
itself from high swr or whatever. The other options suggested seem a
bit out of the ordinary to me.
I will probably buy a LDG tuner anyway as I understand the KAT500 is
still in design. The LDG unfortunately does not
Yes, but then you have to remember to do the right thing for the
band that you're changing to, every time... I'm envisaging a band-map
where I can specify:
6m Active
10m Active
12m Standby
15m Active
17m Standby
20m Active
etc...
~iain / N6ML
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 9:56 PM, Phil
Geoff,
I have both the SDR-IQ and LP-Pan (but not the P3). Essentially, all
are SDR's and convert the RF signal into two signals which are
90-degrees out of phase with each other, thus the I and Q
designations. Difference is that the SDR-IQ is a stand-alone
receiver covering 500-Hz to
Just a couple of extra thoughts.
I use an SDR-IQ as a panadapter on the i-f output of my K3 and it works
(*almost) flawlessly.
(*I have never found anything with a microprocessor in it to work completely
flawlessly).
So the SDR-IQ can be used both as a standalone receiver with decent
Thanks, Phil. I was hoping someone would reassure me on this. I didn't see
it in the manual. Now I'm happy.
73,
Tony KT0NY
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 4:56 PM, Phil Debbie Salas dpsa...@tx.rr.comwrote:
Tony - There is a menu set-up option in the KPA500 such that it can either
be set to stay in
I just confirmed that there is -no- limitation when using the K3 at 100W
with KAT3 to work into a high SWR load through the KPA500 (in stand by
pass-through mode). If the KAT3 tunes it, you will be well within the
safe range for everyhting. :-)
Also, there is a KAT500 in the works for release
Thanks for the information. Gives me more food for thought.
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See Band Change on the Menu (pg 11).
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Thanks, Phil. I was hoping someone would reassure me on this. I didn't see
it in the manual. Now I'm happy.
73,
Tony KT0NY
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 4:56 PM, Phil Debbie Salas
dpsa...@tx.rr.comwrote:
Tony - There is a
Everyone:
Lisa (of Elecraft) and I have been discussing Elecraft having a booth at the
Des Moines Radio Amateurs' Association Hamfest
(http://www.dmraa.com/hamfest) to be held on April 23. My personal K3 (s/n
3672) will be on display, opened up to show filters and the 2 meter module.
If you
Think the question may be more complicated than that.
The main RX is always on VFO A.
The TX is always on VFO A unless operating SPLIT, in which case the TX
is on VFO B
If you have it, the Sub RX is always on VFO B, unless operating
diversity mode, in which case the Sub RX is on VFO A. If you
Phil,
My house is about the same vintage. I had the same situation, no ground rod at
the service entrance.
I put in a ground rod myself. It may or may not have had an adequate ground
before but I figured putting in
a redundant ground with the ground rod would be a good idea, plus it brings
Can an Ele-Yagi be far behind?!
John Harper
http://www.ae5x.com/blog
Also, there is a KAT500 in the works for release later this summer if
all goes to plan. Stay tuned!
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John Harper wrote:
Can an Ele-Yagi be far behind?!
Don't I wish.
OTOH, we're considering bottling our own microbrew. (Might even be
more popular than the Kool-aid :)
Wayne
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John Harper wrote:
Can an Ele-Yagi be far behind?!
Don't I
Me too !!
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Sign me up for field test.
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From: Wayne Burdick
Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2011 8:50 PM
To: j...@ae5x.com
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KPA500 feature
I need some.
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Hi Geoffrey. I just read through your thread (I receive the reflector
in digest mode). I didn't see one of your questions answered, so I will
tackle it...
I'm not aware of any version of PowerSDR which works with SDR-IQ. The
interface has to be a sound card. My favorite version of PowerSDR
I may as well chime in with my first post as a new member to this group and
say I ordered a KPA500 today as well. I also called about the optional
cable mentioned in the preliminary manual and was told it will be available
soon. It was overlooked during the effort to proceed with accepting orders
*Hmmm...field testing the brew I assume?...:-)*
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*Hic...me too please!*
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*Ele-Brew Time is 1630 Local, here...:-)*
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On 7 April 2011 11:05, Eugene Balinski euge...@nni.com wrote:
Me too !!
On Wed, 6 Apr 2011 20:57:16 -0400
Bill Coleman n...@stny.rr.com wrote:
Larry,
A recent addition, on which I am a contributing developer, is TRX-Pan.
It is much simpler and cleaner looking than PowerSDR/IF and integrates
more tightly with the K3.
Does TRX-Pan support SDR-IQ or is it limited to soundcard based
devices?
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 4/6/2011
Now that my K-line station (K3-P3-KPA500) is coming together I have a question
about setting up CW Skimmer. I am running HRD -LogbookV5 and would like run CW
Skimmer to the HRD telnet connection, so the spots come from my own equipment
rather than hams out of my listening area. I am limited to
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