It's a problem with the CW/T-R state machine. Easy fix.
Wayne
On Sep 10, 2014, at 8:14 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
> On Wed,9/10/2014 5:31 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
>> I didn't notice that in my tests, but I've added it to the list.
>
> Wayne -- is this simple modulation by computer generated CW? If
On Wed,9/10/2014 5:31 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
I didn't notice that in my tests, but I've added it to the list.
Wayne -- is this simple modulation by computer generated CW? If so,
might that be overdrive somewhere in the audio chain after the audio is
generated? Or are you doing something fa
Looking for mobile mount for KX3. Where can I get one.
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I didn't notice that in my tests, but I've added it to the list.
Wayne
N6KR
On Sep 10, 2014, at 2:08 PM, Jim Stahl via Elecraft
wrote:
> With V2.19, it's good to finally get the CW delay issue when using CW in
> SSB resolved.
>
> However, I have noticeable key clicks when using CW in SSB wi
This field-test release cleans up a number of important issues. See below.
If you're interested in testing this release, please email me directly and I'll
send you the files.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
* * *
MCU 2.20 / DSP 1.30, 9-10-2014
New features:
* SPLIT/RIT/XIT SAVE: The KX3 now preserves SPLIT/
Joel,
Set VFO CRS in the menu to whatever step size you want for each mode -
it is a per mode setting.
I have mine set to 0.5 for SSB and 0.1 for CW. Make sure RIT and XIT
are turned off and the OFS LED is on.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 9/10/2014 6:43 PM, Joel Black wrote:
I cannot remember where I re
I cannot remember where I read it and I've since deleted the email, but
someone asked if VFO B on the KX3 could be tuned faster.
First, I have not found a way to tune it faster other than by making
sure VFO tunes in 10 Hz steps.
Second, using Fred Cady's KX3 book and the K3/KX3 programming gu
Bill, N2WL said:
I had no trouble at all keeping in touch with my family using an early R5
vertical in 5H3 land when I was working there.
My XYL had my Log Periodic on a 75 tower and I had the R5 vertical with a
Metrum 500 watt amp, 12 volt battery and an Icom 735 in those days.
With V2.19, it's good to finally get the CW delay issue when using CW in
SSB resolved.
However, I have noticeable key clicks when using CW in SSB with an external
keyer. I hear them both in the KX3 monitor, and listening on a separate
receiver.
No problem when using the internal keyer, or
Have a look here:
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stochastic_resonance
P-T
LA7NO
On 10 September 2014 01:24, Chuck Smallhouse wrote:
> Dave, N7AIG,
>
> Please define "stochastic resonance", a new term for me, which may
> apparently aid in weak signal detection.
>
> When I was very active on 2
>
>George: Not to put too fine a point on it but ZNRs are large and slow
moving
>so they do have mechanical aspects but more to the point they do NOT
have
>capacitance, save lead capacitance (a few pf),
Not true: MOVs have a self-capacitance on the order of 1000pF, which is
sometimes an advantage
Thank to everyone who responded to my cry for help after I damaged my
computer PS. I replaced the MOVs and the fuse and it works!
I do not recommend running 120v equipment on 240v in general!
On 9/9/2014 12:38 PM, george fritkin via Elecraft wrote:
There is nothing mechanical about a ZNR. The
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