I´m currently using a pair of old TV-speakers and I´m still looking for good
speakers.I´ve found the Dierking 40w
speakers(http://www.eurofrequence.de/lautsprecher/)in the internet.Is
anybody using them with the K3? Are they good?
Is there a recommendation from Elecraft or any wise audiophile?
73
Hi all looking for a second hand P3 and used 10watt k3
73 tony G0GMS
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Tony
Can I suggest that you might have a better response if you start your own
message with a suitable header, instead of tagging on to an unrelated
message ?
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John G4ZTR
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Good morning Chris -
I do not have direct experience with the speakers mentioned in your post, but I
use a pair of JBL Control 2 powered studio monitors. They are very accurate
and, perhaps most importantly, do not seem to radiate detectable RF (or be
susceptible to it).
http://www.jblpro.co
Yup, and my software is almost ready to rollsee my thread
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Hi Larry,
My KPA500 exhibits the same problem at times, don't know why. I turn off the
amp and then back on and then it will operate in "OPER" mode. I guess it is a
common problem.
Jim K2ZF
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Remember folks, there's a spreadsheet tracking the orders. If you put in
your information, you can help others and yourself find out where you stand
in the stack. As of today, there's been 23 factory build units delivered
with 15 in transit or ready to ship. That is only the first 34 minutes of
microHAM "keyer" interfaces (CW Keyer, Digikeyer, DigiKeyer II,
microKEYER, microKEYER II, and MK2R/MK2R+) as well as Station Master
and Station Master Deluxe *do not support* firmware uploading in
*any* transceiver.
It *may* be possible to upload to the K3 by setting Router's "Radio"
option to "
The West Mountain Radio powered COMspkrs are wonderful. No RFI problems at all.
Fred Cady
fcady at ieee dot org
"The Elecraft K3: Design, Configuration, and Operation"
www.ke7x.com
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Hello Chris,
I do not have any experience with the speakers you mentioned. Hopefully
another person will have information for you.
The JBL speakers that Mike mentioned are indeed excellent. I first learned
about them when they were recommended to me by Bob Heil. If you use a pair
of them you can
Somewhat related to this question. Will the Elecraft line of transverters
work with other brands/makes/models of radios? Specifically, I have an Icom
(seriously considering an Elecraft in the near future though) that is an
HF/VHF/UHF all mode radio but does not include the 222 MHz band. There is
You can use the transverters with most any radio, and the manual show how
to interface it.
73 de Thomas LA3PNA/AE5YS
2012/4/17 James Good
> Somewhat related to this question. Will the Elecraft line of transverters
> work with other brands/makes/models of radios? Specifically, I have an
> Icom
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Guessing is always just guessing.
At least one KPA500 has operated flawlessly and nightly since its
purchase as a kit more than a year ago. Most recently it performed
perfectly for 48 continuous hours at Titanic Special Event Station WØS
in Branson, Missouri. On my desk or in the field, it ha
Larry
If you use ALC between your KPA500 and your transceiver, check to see if
there is a permanent output from the KPA500. U8 on the KPA500 control board
is a known issue where the wrong part was specified up to at least serial
573 (mine)...
The fix is to obtain the correct part and replace it.
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This is not a common problem. Reports are few and far between. But, if
and when you do see a problem of this sort, please send a very
detailed report so that we can try to figure out what is going on and
correct it if we are able. It might be something in the amplifier,
something in your en
I'm using the Inland ProSound 2000 multimedia speaker system. AC cable, no wall
wart. Signal connector is mini-phone and fits the I/O firmly. "Stereo" AFX and
Diversity image nicely with speakers about 30" apart. Running barefoot right
next to the K3, I've never had any interference. Footprint f
I've posted this a year ago but want to repeat. Probably an over kill but I
run the K3 into a stereo amp and then to book case speakers mounted on the
wall and pointed down at me. Wonderful audio that I never tire of, even
after many hours on the K3. I've used these for over 15 years and find the
Jack: there is a K3 Utility Help troubleshooting page on MCU load failures. It
has a step by step recovery procedure. Joe has it right, you will need to
remove the microHAM router from the chain for the recovery.
I use ABCD switches to connect one KUSB to a variety of Elecraft products and
anot
Radio Shack sells two reasonably small stereo speakers. They are black and
have the name AUVIO or KLH on them. The dimensions are 4.75"W x 7.5"H x 4"
deep. They match well with the K3 and are moderately priced. They match
well to the K3 and sound great to me.I have two sets of these for
I've been interested in remote control of my station for about ten years now
and have experimented with just about every method there is between Seattle
& Hawaii. Now that remote controlling the K3 is easy with the RemoteRig
device and the new Elecraft firmware, I’m headed down that path. However
> They are black and have the name AUVIO or KLH on them. The dimensions
> are 4.75"W x 7.5"H x 4" deep.
The Auvio S-PRO4 are Radio Shack catalog number 40-016 and list for
$39.99 on-line. They appear to be in stock in most stores in this
area. The KLH versions are no longer listed on-line.
Ho
I realize many here are in the QRO group as evident by K3 mail (smile)
but here's to hoping there are some QRP'ers in the mix.
Can you share your experiences using QRP SSB. Whether they be rag
chewing, contesting or working a net. Do you use a speech processor or
specific mikes. Things like th
Hi Ron,
If an SSB station is strong, it's likely they'll hear you with lower
power. Consider an S-9 SSB signal with low band noise, from a station
running 100 W. If you're running 10 W, you'll probably be somewhere
between S-7 and S-8 at their end. A good antenna at either end helps
both s
Hello All,
This is a different subject but still QRP.
Last Sunday afternoon I helped a new Ham Build a digi
interface
and made a QSO to Demonstrate JT65A mode on HF.
This inspired me to make a few contacts this morning on 15M
With one CQ I was able to work 9 EU stations and one State
side
Ron,
Admittedly, I'm mostly a cw op, and really only operate during the
summers, but nearly every time I've decided to scare up a contact, I've
succeeded. A few weeks back, I was sitting in a friend's van waiting for
him to do something in the house and had a nice 2m FM simplex contact
i picked up several motorola hands free kits...for the k2
for under 3$ each ...shippedthey have a 2x6 WATT amp inside..
just reconnectorize , apply 12 vdc.( alot of current) and stand back
even has a regulated 6.25out
still have some pix on line,,, with part #s
https://picasaweb.google
I took the lazy way out.
I'm using HRD and a spare laptop in the shack, attached to the K3/P3, using
remote login and Skype for audio. When I know I'm going to be remote (I'm
QRV in San Diego now) I set the web cam to view both the K3 and P3 displays.
I then use Skype video to 'see' the display
Wayne,
How high is that antenna?
73
Gary
KJ7RT
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On Apr 17, 2012, at 13:08, Wayne Burdick wrote:
> Hi Ron,
>
> If an SSB station is strong, it's likely they'll hear you with lower
> power. Consider an S-9 SSB signal with low band noise, from a station
> running 100 W. If
I was told my software was not working on some versions on MacOS. After
checking, it seems I forgot an important library - oops, sorry. Problem
fixed! Please let me know offlist if you are a Mac user and can't run
the software at
http://udel.edu/~mm/ham/elecraft/
73,
Mike ab3ap
I'm heading out tomorrow (Wednesday) for the Visalia DX Convention and I
have a Kenwood TL-922 I would be willing to drag along and deliver to
some lucky person either along the way or at Visalia. I'm also going
over to Denver after Visalia. I'm asking $800. Please contact me
off-line for more deta
Hey Hi Howdy Ron,
One particular phone net that might be of interest is the Elecraft SSB Net
that gathers at 1800z each Sunday on 14.3035, there are a number of K3s some
qrp,some not, that check in from all over the country.
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> Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2012 15:43
Ok, so a little off topic, but got to tell you about the time I was getting on
2M SSB. I worked real hard at building up a 25 w SSB station. While in the
garage in Milpitas CA, I was testing into a dummy load and at the end of my
test, a voice came back saying, "Thats pretty good where are yo
oops
back thirty yeas ago. I worked 48 states on to meters running 25 watts.
Dunc, W5DC
On 4/17/2012 5:23 PM, Mel Farrer wrote:
> Ok, so a little off topic, but got to tell you about the time I was getting
> on 2M SSB. I worked real hard at building up a 25 w SSB station. While in
> the gara
25' on one end and 15' on the other.
When I get the urge to use a big antenna I visit Eric :)
Wayne
On Apr 17, 2012, at 1:50 PM, Gary Marklund wrote:
> Wayne,
>
> How high is that antenna?
>
> 73
> Gary
> KJ7RT
>
> Sent from my iPad
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> On Apr 17, 2012, at 13:08, Wayne Burdick wrote:
>
>> Hi R
Rick,
Thanks for the input. I too use a camera but it's mostly to look for smoke.
Bob, W7KWS
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Hi all,
I'm looking for recommendations for one of those binocular, head mounted,
magnifiers to improve my SMT work. The parts are TINY compared to my old HW-16
and HA-14!
Thanks,
-Bob AH7I
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*Wayne,
Just worked NH6I on the Big Island and he was running 5W, went down to 2W
and I responded with the K3 set at 1W
Exxchange at these power levels was S0 and Q5 on SSB...I then went to 0.2W
and was heard by Norm @ S0..but only Q4
Ah...does that qualify me for QRP status?:-)
I can not resist this thread. Go look at Elecraft contest pictures. I work
nothing but QRP ssb and use a K3/10 #3212 before that K2 #6321. I've used
EFLW and HB tuners. Now a Hy-Gain EXP-14 w/40M eL AT 30' FABULOUS FUN.
rC KC5WA
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Bob, I use an Optovisor with a 5 power lens. I sent my Dad one about 35 years
ago. About 20 years ago I got one for myself. 16 years ago, I inherited my
Dad's, so now I have two which I use a lot. They work well and flip up when
not needed. I recommend them.
Willis 'Cookie' Cooke
K5EWJ &
Bob,
Do not scrimp on this particular item. Yes, there are less expensive
alternatives than Optivisor, but some have plastic lenses that are not
totally clear - buy quality, your eyes will appreciate it.
I have one that has a working length of about 10 inches (OK for
soldering without burning
I've been using the cheap head magnifiers (typically $5-7) for years and
am pretty happy with them. If you go to mcmelectronics.com and type in
magnifier in the search box, you'll find a range of quality and prices.
The one I use is the $6.99 one. I remove the 2 lights and battery
holders to m
Do you really mean a 5 power lens? The ones I see listed only go to
2.75 power.
Dick WO1I
At 09:20 PM 4/17/2012, WILLIS COOKE wrote:
>Bob, I use an Optovisor with a 5 power lens. I sent my Dad one
>about 35 years ago. About 20 years ago I got one for myself. 16
>years ago, I inherited my D
Just remember that in the 1950's, as the use of SSB grew rapidly, a typical
SSB rig ran 10 or 20 watts PEP. That was equivalent in "talk power" to a 100
watt A.M. rig, and the bulk of the A.M. rigs of the day only ran 50 watts or
so output (back the power was measured as D.C. input to the final tub
On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 9:13 PM, w2bvh wrote:
> The ulitimate is a Bauch & Lomb or Sciencscope 7x-35x binocular zoom
> microscope
=
There are pretty cheap ones that work perfectly for SMT. I got one new on
ebay for about 80 bucks and it is fabulous. 10x (or less) is best for
mag
Hi Don,
Just wanted to let you know that I fixed the problem. I re-soldered all the
switching diodes and also found a very small piece of clipping sticking to
the back side of the board. Don't know if it was the clipping or the
re-soldering but working perfectly now. Thanks for all the help.
E
Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
> Just remember that in the 1950's, as the use of SSB grew rapidly, a
> typical SSB rig ran 10 or 20 watts PEP.If you operate your 10 or
> 20 watt PEP SSB rig just like it was a 100 watt rig, you'll make a
> lot of QSOs just like any QRO station.
This is why we r
Ron,
There is also the HFPack group; http://hfpack.com
They aren't all QRP Ops, but they welcome low power and portable operators.
Matthew Pitts
N8OHU
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>Just remember that in the 1950's, as the use of SSB
A little bit different but you can get good magnification by mounting a
webcam above the work piece and viewing it on a screen.
73 John ZL1BYZ.
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On 4/17/2012 12:00 AM, OE5CSP-Chris wrote:
> Is there a recommendation from Elecraft or any wise audiophile?
As an audio pro, I have a few observations. The speaker amp in the K3 is
a fairly small one, so outboard speakers should be either fairly
efficient or should be amplified. Most home ster
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