The KX3 and Alex Loop have been sold.
On May 12, 2014, at 1:52 PM, VaibhaV Sharma wrote:
> The Alex Loop has been sold (and shipped).
>
> Just realized that I made a major typo in the ad. The KX3 and all extras are
> $1350 shipped to CONUS -
>
> KX3 Serial# 4981 - Purchased August 2013 (less
Hi Folks
Owned a KX3 for a while but never used portable until recently.
Antenna is a 40m dipole, coax fed. Nothing exotic.
For some reason the KX3 tuner has a problem getting a good match.
It settles on something like 1.8/1 which is not big deal except other
transcievers show near perfect match
On 5/12/2014 10:57 AM, Slava Baytalskiy wrote:
Any other hotel suggestions are welcome as I'm totally unfamiliar with that
area.
Glad you found your rooms. Some of my Chicago buddies stay in
Miamisburg, about 10 miies S of Dayton, where I worked for Drake in the
60's.
K3LR, who runs Contes
My K3 has developed a power problem. I first noticed it on 20 meters.
It would not reach 100 watts, but was stuck around 60 watts even using a
dummy load, and the power would "pump" up and down about ten watts.
I then went through the power calibration procedure and it failed at 5
watts with
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On 5/12/2014 4:15 PM, David Gilbert wrote:
So would you prefer to call it a "window?"
REPLY:
I like that! Much more accurate. A roof keeps everything out while a
window lets only certain things such as the desired signal in.
Much more self-expla
Dave,
The KAT100 power output is not sent back to the K2 unless the KAT100 is
operated without the KPA100 in-line.
With the KPA100 present, the KAT100 Vf and Vr values are only used to
compute the SWR due to the result of the tuning algorithm.
If the KPA100 is taken out of the equation (by
Martin,
I had the same problem on this end, and I can guarantee your problem is on
the LPF board (bad MOS FET). If you key up with no power out, and any of
the three on the LPR board are cool, they are bad. One is the driver, and
the two are the finals to drive the 100W amp.
Hopefully, the two
Thanks, Don. I've never had a problem with static before, but always
felt I was pushing my luck.
I also use the KAT100 external tuner, and leave both antennas connected
all the time. Does the Vf and Vr inside the KAT100 get sent back to the
K2, and what do you think the chances are of the 1n57
No problems with the Corvette. The Stingray has impressive reviews.
Many Corvette owners seem to drive 5 miles below the limit and accelerate
from 0 to 60 in 30 seconds. It seems to be a status symbol. Also if it
breaks down often (reliability much worse than average in CR), it is still
a great
Dave,
The KPA100 diodes D16 and D17 in the wattmeter have likely been damaged.
Those diodes are right on the output of the KPA100 and are intended to
measure power output - which is not happening with your KPA100 (because
they are damaged). There are other components in the KPA100 that can
ca
My K2/100 has been working fine for a few years. Last weekend, I was
greeted by a HI CUR alarm when I first keyed down.
After some troubleshooting, here's what I've found:
If I remove the KPA100, the power control changes output power as
expected, and the power bar graph works to full scale.
Wi
A common ploy is to rent a flea market space and park in it. Even gets you
in the gate early. Discovered this when invited to ride from motel to
arena with Bernard Getz (SP) and his bodyguard. (;-)
73
Ken Kopp - K0PP
On May 12, 2014 6:19 PM, "Don Wilhelm" wrote:
> Phil,
>
> My choice for par
Wow... $10/day is high?
Come to Toronto. You can easily pay that per hour in the core of the city.
Mike va3mw
On Mon, May 12, 2014 at 8:19 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> Phil,
>
> My choice for parking at Dayton is to park at Salem Mall (free) and take
> the bus to Hara arena - bus tickets for th
Phil,
My choice for parking at Dayton is to park at Salem Mall (free) and take
the bus to Hara arena - bus tickets for the entire event are $8 per
person and can be purchased at the parking lot.
There is parking near Hara arena for those who would not mind paying a
higher price. I recall th
On 5/12/2014 4:39 PM, K8JHR wrote:
> You may have a 15-20 minute drive to the Arena, but that does not seem
> too far to me, most guys commute longer than that to work in many
> cases. I never make a reservation, just go. It is another story if
> you want to stay within a block of Hara Arena.
OK, apologies in advance for killing this thread, but I can't resist!
> There are several fairly intuitive possibilities, none of which are
> worth getting confused about in the first place.
A fellow and his dog walk into a bar. The fellow asks the bartender "If my
talking
dog answers a quest
Don,
no i didn't install the jumper block. I'm not even sure if i still have it.
I transmitted only for very short periods touching all 3 transistors. I
felt only one of them getting warm.
So i need to find the jumper block first before i proceed the testing.
Thank you for the reply.
Am 13
David Gilbert wrote:
> Actually, a roofing filter does exactly what it says. It protects against
> ... i.e., does not allow to pass ... out-of-passband signals from affecting
> the ADC or hardware AGC. It's a "roof" against unwanted energy and a window
> for desired signals. So would you
It depends on how far out you are willing to stay. Go to Centerville,
Kettering, Beavercreek, or Troy, and you can find rooms with no
reservation. You may have a 15-20 minute drive to the Arena, but that
does not seem too far to me, most guys commute longer than that to work
in many cases.
Martin,
I have to ask since you did not mention it -- did you install the PA
jumper block after removing the KPA3? If not, you need to do that.
As for operating the transistors in the Low Power PA getting warm - one
should *never* operate the K3 in transmit with that bottom cover
removed.
Actually, a roofing filter does exactly what it says. It protects
against ... i.e., does not allow to pass ... out-of-passband signals
from affecting the ADC or hardware AGC. It's a "roof" against unwanted
energy and a window for desired signals. So would you prefer to call it
a "window?
Disclaimer: The first and last Corvette I owned was a 1956. (Don't I wish I had
that back?)
That said, what's your issue with Corvette owners? The new Sting Ray will blow
the doors off exotics costing many times what it costs and get better fuel
mileage than some "economy" cars while doing i
Think of your roof blocking the rain so the ceiling doesn't have to work so
hard.
It's not used for band-pass, it's to let the DSP work less.
Sent from my iPhone
...nr4c. bill
> On May 12, 2014, at 3:01 PM, Bill Turner wrote:
>
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>
>> On 5/12/20
Wasn't the chicken little sky is falling thing popular back when "roofing
filter" originated? We may be luckier than we know that it became known as a
roofing filter.
73 de Dennis KD7CAC
Scottsdale, AZ
On May 12, 2014, at 3:04 PM, David Gilbert wrote:
>
> Roof->upper ... higher ... o
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On 5/12/2014 12:38 PM, Josh Fiden wrote:
"The term “roofing” stems from the fact that it protects the rest of
the radio following it from out of the passband signals."
REPLY:
A roof keeps what falls on it (rain, snow) out. It doesn't pass it
throug
Roof->upper ... higher ... overhead ... protective ...
There are several fairly intuitive possibilities, none of which are
worth getting confused about in the first place.
Dave AB7E
On 5/12/2014 12:01 PM, Bill Turner wrote:
I still don't get it. What does the word "roof" have
Elecrafters,
a little while ago i had an issue with loss of rf-power.
I thought i had found the problem. I hadn't.
Symptom now:
Power out only about 3 Watts.
I removed the 100W-PA, changed the Menue to 'not inst'.
With TUN PWR set to 12W i can achieve about 2.5W .
Only 1 of the 3 Transistors o
My K3 was originally set up this way, 400 Hz in the main and 2.8 kHz in
the sub.
When working DX pileups with the main on the DX and the sub on the
pileup, I definitely noticed the 'pumping' effect on the sub only. It
was sometimes annoying when the DX was working a weak caller and the
usual
There you go!
Well said.
73 Jerry KM3K KX3#6088
Sent from my NOOK
Don Wilhelm wrote:
Bill,
Like a roof protects the contents of a building, a roofing filter
protects the electronics that follow it from overload.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 5/12/2014 3:01 PM, Bill Turner wrote:
>
>
> I still don't get
The diode is probably not defective (although the soldering is). Unless
your DVM measures the forward voltage drop of the diode, resistance
readings in the forward direction are probably unreliable.
I would just resolder it and see if it works!
On 5/12/2014 10:58 AM, Poul Erik Karlshøj (PKA) wr
Bill,
Like a roof protects the contents of a building, a roofing filter
protects the electronics that follow it from overload.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 5/12/2014 3:01 PM, Bill Turner wrote:
I still don't get it. What does the word "roof" have to do with
bandpass? That's where the confusion comes
" SPE has succeeded in designing the 2K-FA
solid-state amplifier that has nearly a 5 out of 5 eham rating"
W8JI found that 5 out of 5 on eham does not mean much.
SPE 2k owners are like in a Corvette club: they bought it mostly because
they have money and they want the most expensive stuff. Mos
Bill,
Originally the superhet receivers converted from the signal frequency to
a lower fixed intermediate frequency in order to obtain sufficient
selectivity. IFs went as low as 85kHz until crystal filters became more
widespread. As designs changed ( changed not improved) it became usual
to
The Alex Loop has been sold (and shipped).
Just realized that I made a major typo in the ad. The KX3 and all extras
are $1350 shipped to CONUS -
KX3 Serial# 4981 - Purchased August 2013 (less than a year old). No
scratches or dents. No functional issues.
Includes -
KXAT3 - Internal antenna tuner
If elecraft made a full legal power amp like the Kpa500. I would be all
over it. Right now I use a Alpha 76PA. When I have to, only voice. Every
thing else is around 10 to 25 watts.
Gerald
On May 12, 2014 2:27 PM, "Scott Manthe" wrote:
> $6-$7K is a boatload of money, but I guess if you're a seri
I should have pointed out that this effect is most noticeable with CW or narrow
data modes, where there's a large difference in bandwidth between "wide" and
"narrow" filters. In SSB mode, a somewhat narrower filter (say 1.8 kHz) will
provide additional margin on an active band with strong signal
It's quite simple. If you have a very strong interfering signal that falls
inside the SSB filter passband (2.7 or 2.8 kHz), but outside an installed
narrow filter, the hardware AGC will not get "pumped".
Lacking such a filter, a strong enough signal (typically S9+20 or higher)
*will* activate h
I have imperfect recollections that the source of the term "roofing
filter" came from the idea that the filter put a "roof" over your
receiver to prevent very strong, off-frequency signals from getting in.
You'll need to crank up your imagination here ... similar to the roof
of your house keep
The January 2009 QST has a table list the IMD numbers with various
filters. Quite informative. There's is no easy way to cut/paste the data
into an email, unfortunately.
73,
Scott, N9AA
On 5/12/14 3:54 PM, Dauer, Edward wrote:
I would be interested in knowing if anyone has done an empirical
I have up to 5 devices fed in parallel with the same BCD sigs from my K3
(my KPA500, a 5B4AGN TXBPF, my 10x2 homebrew antenna switch, a homebrew
sequencer that also splits PTT between HF & VHF based on BCD and
sometimes an additional homebrew banddecoder, too). So no problem at all
to paralle
K3 PSK31 will not allow Split operation.
New kit K3 S/N 8156 basic setup, one 250 Hz filter option. No other options.
In PSK-D mode, the K3 will not allow receiving on VFO A and transmitting on VFO
B. The message SPL N/A comes up when holding the Split button.
In FSK-D RTTY Split works fine. Ot
I would be interested in knowing if anyone has done an empirical test and
observed the difference directly. Specifically, since the sub receiver is
identical to the main receiver in every way, if someone has a K3 with, for
example, a 400 Hz filter in the main but only a wider set in the sub, and
t
From an older Inrad writeup (and consistent with Wayne's):
"The term “roofing” stems from the fact that it protects the rest of the
radio following it from out of the passband signals."
http://www.qth.com/inrad/roofing-filters.pdf
I like the term "preselector" from my 75S-1, but that doesn't
$6-$7K is a boatload of money, but I guess if you're a serious amateur,
it's worth it. Personally, it's pretty hard for me to justify $7K on an
amp. I might be able to swing $3.5K on a KPA1000, though...
73,
Scott, N9AA
On 5/12/14 3:17 PM, Richard Solomon wrote:
Wait until the SPE 1.3K-FA co
Steve, you sure have been doing a lot of " Thinking"
You better be careful now! :-)
73 Milverton.
On Monday, May 12, 2014 2:16 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Steve,
>
>You are partly correct.
>Elecraft did prototype both an 800 watt amp and a 1500 watt amp long ago.
>They were both all s
Wait until the SPE 1.3K-FA comes out, 16.5 lb's, built-in Antenna Tuner.
If the price is right and it should be between the 1K and 2K, they should
sell a boatload of them.
73, Dick, W1KSZ
On 5/12/2014 11:25 AM, Stephen Bloom wrote:
Hope it isn't bad etiquette to send this to two email lists
At least I do, Arie. Maybe those with fewer
"local" signals do not. Dunno.
Phil w7ox
On 5/12/14, 9:23 AM, Arie Kleingeld PA3A wrote:
Well,
You defenitely need those filters in the K3.
When signals are strong and the band is busy,
signals coming through the roofing filter (line
S9+20dB) is
Steve,
You are partly correct.
Elecraft did prototype both an 800 watt amp and a 1500 watt amp long ago.
They were both all solid state - no tubes involved.
The 1500 watt version used two of the power bricks of the 800 watt unit.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 5/12/2014 2:25 PM, Stephen Bloom wrote:
Hope it
Not necessarily.
Several weeks ago a friend "found" a $100/night room at the Crowne Plaza
via one of these online sites. Until he tried to book it, and it was not
available.
Good luck,
Jim K8MR
In a message dated 5/12/2014 2:28:35 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
pin...@erols.com wr
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On 5/12/2014 9:33 AM, Jerome Sodus wrote:
Hello Bill,
The term "roofing-filter" made sense back in the 1980's when I designed
roofing-filters at 70 MHz.
Bandwidths would be in tens of KHz.
The purpose then was to protect downstream circuitry by rejecti
Full schematics on website prob with manuals.
Sent from my iPhone
...nr4c. bill
> On May 12, 2014, at 1:58 PM, Poul Erik Karlshøj (PKA)
> wrote:
>
> We have found a loose (de-soldered) diode 1N5408 in this factory assembled
> KPA500.
> The diode shows >10Mohm in one direction and 2-3 Mohm (
Hope it isn't bad etiquette to send this to two email lists
I've thought that ExpertAmps and Elecraft should consider some type of
working agreement. I have a K3 and 2K-FA that play very well together .very
nice for QSK, though I did buy the amp with the after market vacuum relay),
pretty sim
I must be doing something wrong, because my search didn't show there
being plenty of rooms in the $50-$80 range:
http://www.hotels.com/search/search.html?cd=05-15-14&children[0]=0&dd=05-18-14&numberOfRooms=1&pageName=HomePage&pn=1&rl=CITY%3A1482922%3APROVIDED%3APROVIDED&roomInfoList[0].numberOfA
Ok. Found a room. 3 blocks from the Crowne Plaza Hotel, where I'll be attending
the Contest University thing.
Worked out ok.
Slava Baytalskiy
sla...@nullserv.com
W2RMS
On May 12, 2014, at 2:13 PM, "Charlie T, K3ICH" wrote:
> Try any of the online hotel bookers, Expedia, Hotels.com, Priceline
Try any of the online hotel bookers, Expedia, Hotels.com, Priceline etc.
There's plenty of rooms in Dayton in the $50 to $80 range. It's not like it
was 30 years ago when they'd sell out in February.
73, Charlie k3ICH
- Original Message -
From: "Slava Baytalskiy"
To:
Sent: Monday
I have two big time dxers/contesters near me - on 160 , one is -8 to -9 dBm
and the other is -10 to -11dBm . Folks , thats in the 50 to 100 mv area at
the poor K3 .(S9+60 to 70 area) Just for fun of it , I can easily see both
on my scope hung on my antenna.
With the 250 hz 8 pole - I could
We have found a loose (de-soldered) diode 1N5408 in this factory assembled
KPA500.
The diode shows >10Mohm in one direction and 2-3 Mohm (varying) in the other
direction (DVM)
Where is this diode located (if there are several, then where?), what is its
function and is it replaceable by a skilled
Hi everyone!
Our camping idea fell apart at the last minute and we now have 3 adults looking
for some sort of hotel/motel accommodations for the Dayton Hamvention.
Just wondering if anyone has any cancellations or something.
Please contact me off list.
Any other hotel suggestions are welcome a
Gregory
You are right Thief River Falls, MN is only 130 miles from me but minimum
orders and shipping charges still apply and are high. Sometimes like my last
project they will sell 10,000 for a cheap price but won't sell one at any
price. As I said home brewing is expensive and frustrating.
I hear this complaint often, from new residents of the north coast, but I have
to laugh.
Digi-Key in Thief River Falls, MN is not that far from Fargo.
In fact, due to UPS and USPS routing changes in past few years ---
ALL of those electronic parts shipments are routed through Fargo, ND !!
Somet
Rich,
Power up your planned band decoder standalone and measure the voltage at
its band data inputs. If you see zero volts (or very close to that),
then it will be OK as long as those inputs will not source too much
current when the K3 band data lines are low.
OTOH, if you measure a voltage
Iread somewhere on the list that the newer encoders for the K2 had larger
diameter shafts then the older models.
What is the shaft diameter of the newer encoders. Want to replace the main
knob with one of the newer solid steel/brass knobs.
Mike
KD8DVV
H. Michael Pierce
__
No problem Jerry. Didn't seem to make much sense hashing out something
that was already clarified by the designers. :)
73
Greg
On Mon, May 12, 2014 at 9:59 AM, Jerome Sodus wrote:
> Thank-you, Greg.
>
> Excellent.
>
> Jerry KM3K
>
>
> --
>
> *From:* Greg [mailt
Thank-you, Greg.
Excellent.
Jerry KM3K
_
From: Greg [mailto:a...@cablespeed.com]
Sent: Monday, May 12, 2014 12:52 PM
To: Jack Brindle
Cc: Jerome Sodus; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [K3] Roofing filters are misunderstood
http://www.elecraft.com/K3/Roofing_Filt
Jerry,
Yes, the term has become corrupted and misunderstood over the years.
That *is* exactly what the K3 filters do (protect the downstream
circuits from strong out of passband signals), but is done using a much
more narrow bandwidth at the 1st IF.
If the operator never encounters signal le
http://www.elecraft.com/K3/Roofing_Filters.htm
On Mon, May 12, 2014 at 9:45 AM, Jack Brindle wrote:
> Jerry,
>
> Why do you say it has been corrupted? This is exactly the purpose for the
> Roofing Filters in the K3.
>
> Jack B, W6FB
>
>
> On May 12, 2014, at 9:33 AM, Jerome Sodus wrote:
>
>
Jerry,
Why do you say it has been corrupted? This is exactly the purpose for the
Roofing Filters in the K3.
Jack B, W6FB
On May 12, 2014, at 9:33 AM, Jerome Sodus wrote:
> Hello Bill,
> The term "roofing-filter" made sense back in the 1980's when I designed
> roofing-filters at 70 MHz.
> Ban
Thanks for all the replies,
I plan on connecting a band decoder to the 2nd wye and it only
receives/monitors the band data, it doesn't send anything back to the
rig. So it looks like a 2nd wye should do the trick.
Thanks
Rich - N5ZC
On 5/12/2014 6:48 AM, Richard Thorne wrote:
Currently I h
Hello Bill,
The term "roofing-filter" made sense back in the 1980's when I designed
roofing-filters at 70 MHz.
Bandwidths would be in tens of KHz.
The purpose then was to protect downstream circuitry by rejecting very
strong out-of-band signals that could cause overload; selectivity was not
the pur
Well,
You defenitely need those filters in the K3.
When signals are strong and the band is busy, signals coming through the
roofing filter (line S9+20dB) is said to pump the hardware AGC, even if
you have the DSP filtering set to a small BW. Anyway, you can certainly
hear that.
Try it on CW,
I bought an adapter from Amazon for my HP laptop. I'm just lazy.
Sent from my iPhone
...nr4c. bill
> On May 12, 2014, at 11:15 AM, "w...@i29.net" wrote:
>
> Hi to the group
>
> MY NEW 17 INCH HP LAPTOP AUDIO JACK
>
> TIP IS RIGHT CHANNEL SPKR
> RING 1 IS LEFT CHANNEL SPKR
> RING 2 IS GROUND
Hi to the group
MY NEW 17 INCH HP LAPTOP AUDIO JACK
TIP IS RIGHT CHANNEL SPKR
RING 1 IS LEFT CHANNEL SPKR
RING 2 IS GROUND
SLEVE IS HOT MIC
This has been a long week. Last week my 17 inch Toshiba lap top started random
but serious failures. I reloaded it several times and even bought a new copy
I made a patch panel using adapters mounted on DIN rails from Winford
Engineering.
73
Jim ab3cv
On May 12, 2014, at 9:49 AM, W0MU Mike Fatchett wrote:
This is an issue. If you have a band decoder, want to run the preamp, the amp,
tuner, and say a Microham device. I have used multiple Y ad
Hi to the group
MY NEW 17 INCH HP LAPTOP AUDIO JACK
TIP IS RIGHT CHANNEL SPKR
RING 1 IS LEFT CHANNEL SPKR
RING 2 IS GROUND
SLEVE IS HOT MIC
This has been a long week. Last week my 17 inch Toshiba lap top started random
but serious failures. I reloaded it several times and even bought a new copy
I use two Ys. One side of the first Y goes from a K3 to a KAT500 and then
the KAT500 goes to a KPA500. The other side of the K3 Y goes to a second Y
that connects to a Top Ten Devices Band Aide and a US Interface Navigator.
Occasionally with the K3 turned off my Top Ten Devices Band Aide rel
For those interested in the story of the Cooler KX, I put up a small webpage
at: www.ve7fmn.ca
There is contact and order information on the page. Please send your
comments to me directly to save bandwidth. Reviews of the Cooler can be
found here: http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/11702?page=2 Ch
the K3 is not like other rigs
you must first set the K3's ALC
to show 4 bars with the 5th bar flickering
then set the pwr out to the power level you want to use
On 5/12/2014 8:59 AM, OH9VD wrote:
I have set the K3/100 output power to 10W.
When I start to send in JT65-mode the power rises slowl
I have set the K3/100 output power to 10W.
When I start to send in JT65-mode the power rises slowly from 2W to 10W
after few send/receive periods.
After reaching the 10W the power stabilizes.
Everything seems to work properly except the power instability, anyway I can
have qso's with JT65 and J
This is an issue. If you have a band decoder, want to run the preamp,
the amp, tuner, and say a Microham device. I have used multiple Y
adapters successfully.
Mike W0MU
On 5/12/2014 6:04 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Rich,
I assume you also have a KPA500 in the mix.
The problem is not with adding
I while back I figured out how to do macros in N1MM to key the K3 and KX3
internal keyer and DVR. I posted my summary macros here:
http://ellmore.net/na1dx/?p=469
The only issue is cancelling the execution of a macro. You can not use the
normal "ESC" key to cancel a TX like you might do with N1M
Hi all,
Some of you have ordered the PAE-Kx31 Heatsink, and the email addresses
you gave are bouncing, so if you have not received an email from me in
the last few days, please contact me off-list. All back-orders for the
heatsink have now been filled and the heatsink is in stock.
See you i
Good point. A true roofing filter would be in the antenna line.
Repeaters have "roofing" filters, typically in the form of an extremely high
Q resonant cavity.
Chas
- Original Message -
From: "David Cole"
To:
Sent: Monday, May 12, 2014 8:43 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [K3] Roofing
On Sun, 2014-05-11 at 22:06 -0700, Bill Turner wrote:
"I have always thought that "roofing" was a marketing ploy to imbue it
with some kind of magical powers."
Bill,
"These aren't the filters you are looking for... Move along..."
Sorry, I just had too inject that at this point in the discussio
Rich,
I assume you also have a KPA500 in the mix.
The problem is not with adding another "Y" cable, but the possibility
that the other device will interfere with the band signalling to the KPA500.
If that other device has pullup resistors, that can create problems,
especially if the pullups are
Yes so long as you aren't trying to send the same data to two devices. If
you are trying to send band data to two devices, I'm not sure if that would
work or not.
Currently I have one which provides my amp with band data and the other side
to my 6m preamp. I wanted to add RTTY from my MicroKeyer
Currently I have a wye cable attached to the accessory jack on the back
of my K3 which in turn is connected to a microham device and the KAT-500
tuner.
I have a need to supply band data to another device, can I connect
another wye to the current wye so I can connect 3 devices to the
accessory
For sale: Elecraft K2- S/N 05719. 80 through 10 meter Transceiver. Completed in
2006. Used mostly for Field Day and vacations. Includes KSB2 SSB board, KNB2
noise blanker, KAT2 internal auto-tuner, KIO2 RS-232 adapter and cable, Icom
hand mike, DC cord with APP connectors, assembly/operating man
I am sorry. In the following post, I should have stated that once I took
out the Eneloops, the rocking is still there, but it has been greatly
reduced.
73,
Joel - W4JBB
On 5/12/14, 5:20 AM, Joel Black wrote:
I appreciate the replies.
To answer a few questions:
1. Yes, I built it from a kit,
I appreciate the replies.
To answer a few questions:
1. Yes, I built it from a kit, it is S/N 14xx. I measured each screw
before installation, but it looks like I must have missed something.
2. On the left side (as you're looking at the display), the panel does
not seat flush with the top pa
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