Howdy K3' people:
Is there a way that a Band's Split and VFO-B can be retained in K3
Memory between band switching?
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73
KD7YZ Bob
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Bob,
Try the menu setting for SPLT SV. It is a per band setting, so you will
have to set it for each band of interest.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 9/1/2013 7:19 AM, KD7YZ Bob wrote:
Howdy K3' people:
Is there a way that a Band's Split and VFO-B can be retained in K3
Memory between band switching?
Hi Don,
Thanks for the pointers. We've just spent half an hour working through
all of the steps that Chloe had gone through to install the extras and
we spotted a few joints that needed touching up from the previous
owner's build. Just tested the radio and we're back to full audio
output.
Hey,
My widest filter is currently a 2.8 KHz on the main board. If I understand
things correctly, if I shift all the filters over a spot, then pop in a
6KHz AM filter for FL1, I can use that for TX and RX Data modes.
The reason I ask is that the WSJT-X program is now supporting a full 4KHz
wide
Hello,
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Thank you,
Jim Cessna
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There is a 4.2 KHz lowpass filter in the audio chain to the headphones
and speaker but it is not present on the Line Out. I regularly use
the FM (13 KHz) IF filter for WSJT-X and see 200 - 4200 Hz when the
DSP is adjusted correctly.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 9/1/2013 11:49 AM, Bob wrote:
But what about the bandwidth on the TX side? Can you use DATA mode, or perhaps
use ESSB wide SSB?
73, Matt VK2RQ
On 02/09/2013, at 2:53 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV li...@subich.com wrote:
There is a 4.2 KHz lowpass filter in the audio chain to the headphones
and speaker but it is not present on
On 9/1/2013 1:10 PM, Matt VK2RQ wrote:
But what about the bandwidth on the TX side?
Not a factor. With WSJT-X the rig is placed in *split* mode
and the program adjusts the transmit frequency to allow the
transmit audio to be generated between 1500 and 2000 Hz.
Thus if the receiver is tuned to
When using WSPR the TX and RX frequencies are not the samefor example on
30m the RX is 10.138700 and the TX is 10.140200. For those of you using the K3
does your read out on the K3 change to the TX freq then the rig goes into
transmit? Mine is not and not sure if this is normal or if I have
Just downloaded CW skimmer and am using it with the LP Pan, E MU 0202 and of
coarse the K3. I am in the process of setting things up and has some questions.
As well just wanted to share the setup options I chose just to make sure they
are ok.
Under the settings taband then to the radio tab
I don't have a K3, but I operate JT9 and JT65 with a K2. If youuse the
K3 in USB mode, then it works the same way as it does for the K2. By
convention, the subbands are specified as VFO frequencyon USB. On30
meters. the subband is 10.130. You just leave the VFO (receive) on that
frequency.
Hi Mike,
I have no K3, but my understanding is that the 10138.7 is the frequency of the
suppressed carrier and that 10140.2 means that you set your rig to 10138.7 kHz
USB and feed audio at about 1.5 kHz, resulting in TX at 10140.2.
So, the QRG reading should not change.
Greetings
Ralf
Mike,
In SPLIT mode the K3's frequency display does not change between
transmit and receive. The main receiver's frequency is always shown in
the upper (larger) display, and in SPLIT mode the lower display always
shows your transmit frequency. So if you want to know what frequency you
are
Oops! I missed the fact that the different frequencies in WSPR are
because of the audio offset - I imagine it is not using either of SPLIT
or RIT/XIT. My mind was set on split because of the earlier posts about
WSJT-X. I believe my previous post was correct, but it is probably
irrelevant to
Thanks to all who replied to my question about a subreceiver which seemed to
have markedly inferior gain. Followed everyone's advice and all is well --
particular thanks to K2MK. Suggestion was right on.
Edward Dauer, KN1CBR
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New K3 - still learning about it. Apparently the internal keyer cannot do
serial increments for contest QSOs which require such . . . or at least I
couldn't find any reference to it in the manuals or on the web. Is that
correct? The K3 won't do increments itself? Or have I just missed
The best place to get answers is the LP-PAN website. It has very complete
instructions for both hardware and software.
http://www.telepostinc.com/LP-PAN.html
For example, here's the page for the E-Mu 0202:
http://www.telepostinc.com/emu0202.html
If you still have questions after reading the
Hi Edward,
Welcome to the K3 family!!
Yes, you are correct, there is no way for the internal keyer to increment a QSO
number.
As far as alternatives, I use N1MM software for contesting. I am sure, many
others will recommend other software and external keyers to accomplish. So, I
would
After improving the connection to the battery and using two of the same
batteries in parallel, I tested across all bands.
Setup:
ZS6BKW antenna at 45' in inverted V, with 30' coax from twin line to KX3
Most test runs were without balun, some with a 1:1
Two identical 12V/17Ah batteries,
Average time for repair and return of a K3
Hello.I'm just wondering what the average amount of time it takes for a person
to send a K3 to Elecraft for a repair and to receive the unit back again?
Thanks for any infoDave.. NK8A
Yea, it's not relevant to WSPR. The WSPR modes are just USB SSB
modulated by audio tones. By convention, the VFO frequency is set to the
bottom edge of the WSPR subband, and your transmit frequency is set by
the frequency of the audio tone. So everyone is tuned to the same
frequency and occupy
On 8/31/2013 10:50 PM, lmar...@mt.net wrote:
Hi all,
Do CW nets operate similar to SSB nets? I would like to
learn how.
I checked into a couple, but I think I was out of order. They graciously
worked me in, but I think I was not going by the working format.
I listened, but am not
On Sun, Sep 1, 2013 at 7:31 PM, EricJ eric_c...@hotmail.com wrote:
...The WSPR modes are just USB SSB modulated by audio tones
==
Correct. The TX frequency is not 10.14020 unless you set it to be that. The
TX frequency is set by typing it into a window on the WSPR control panel.
Many of us use a contest logging program, such as N1MM, Writelog, or WinTest,
that keep a contest log as well as CW keying, including serial numbers.
I use the paddle and internal keyer for occasional transmission in the contest,
outside the normal contest exchanges.
62 de Dick, K6KR
On Sep
Laptops 1 and 2 both have Windows XP . Both have the latest utility
software in place for KX3. Both have real serial ports . Laptop # 1 does not
recognize the KX3. but will recognize my K3. Laptop # 2 will recognize
both my KX3 and my K3
Can anyone give me some info as to why the
Hi to the group!
I have been slowly loading my K3 up. I concentrated on CW at first, but now I
am adding other stuff.
A while ago, I bought a 6 KHz AM filter. I was a little confused when I could
only open the filter width up to 5.0 KHz in AM mode. I called the factory and
they told me
On 9/1/2013 8:37 PM, kennet4...@aol.com wrote:
Both have real serial ports. Laptop # 1 does not recognize the KX3. but will
recognize my K3. Laptop # 2 will recognize both my KX3 and my K3
Check that the software on both computers agrees with both radios for
port speed.
73, Jim K9YC
I notice in early documentation on the Elecraft website they mention running
CAL PLL on each band, but in my K2 manual (Serial # 3600+) it only talks about
running CAL PLL between 7000 and 7100, the 40-mtr band.
Can someone tell me the official recommendation on CAL PLL?
Thanks much!
73, ed
A while ago, I bought a 6 KHz AM filter. I was a little confused
when I could only open the filter width up to 5.0 KHz in AM mode.
A little study of the Owner's Manual will reveal that the displayed
bandwidth is the audio bandwidth (High - Low). In AM, RF bandwidth
is *twice* the audio
Is anyone using Ham Radio Deluxe with a K3? There are a couple of buttons in
HRD that are not mapped correctly. I can't figure out how to fix them.
73, Steve K6SAB
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It's only necessary to do it on one band. Later documentation is correct.
On 9/1/2013 9:06 PM, Eddy wrote:
I notice in early documentation on the Elecraft website they mention running
CAL PLL on
each band, but in my K2 manual (Serial # 3600+) it only talks about running CAL
PLL
between 7000
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