Good Evening,
Like Phil, I have had a problem with posting net reports. As winter
closes in I'll try to get them written more than irregularly. All of
the information is in the pile of paper behind me. The sedimentary
filing system threatens my ability to use the electronics bench. If I
From: KD3TB [mailto:idar...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2014 6:07 PM
To: 'Elecraft Reflector'
Subject: KAT500 Firmware Problem
I had a problem when I installed the latest version of KAT500 Software
(1.67) and not sure what happened?
I had been operating for a few hours on RTT
Thank you Wayne. I understand about the KAT3 now,keep that wish list
going.Now to decide if go with the KAT3 or KAT500.I use a manual
tuner now.While remote, kind of tuff to get my dog to adjust the manual
tuner.
73 John N3WT
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From: Wayne Burdick [
Looks like I got it wrong. Sorry, John.
Dick, K6KR
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From: Dick Dievendorff [mailto:d...@elecraft.com]
Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2014 3:32 PM
To: John Sweeney
Cc: Elecraft Reflector
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KAT3 ATU question
Yes, the K3 does a "memory recall tune" o
The KAT3 doesn't recall LC settings just due to VFO rotation, although this is
on the wish-list. The K3 will, however, send frequency commands to an attached
KAT500 tuner as the VFO is moved.
The KAT3 does recall LC settings when you use certain controls, including BAND
UP/DN, FREQ ENT., M>V (m
Yes, the K3 does a "memory recall tune" on QSY without transmit
73 de Dick, K6KR
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> On Sep 27, 2014, at 15:22, John Sweeney wrote:
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>
> Question regarding the KAT3, internal ATU in K3. This is not clear to me in
> the product description.
>
> Does the KAT3 retune alon
Question regarding the KAT3, internal ATU in K3. This is not clear to me in
the product description.
Does the KAT3 retune along with the VFO frequency, once memories are stored,
without RF sent through it? Or, is Tune with transmit RF required for the
ATU to sense the frequency and tune for
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I've never had any such heat issues with my
K2/100, Paul. I wonder if there's some other issue
you need to address?
Are you operating in a mode with a very high duty
cycle (RTTY, PSK31) at more than 30 Watts or so?
That could lead to higher than normal temps.
73, Phil w7ox
On 9/27/14, 11:
Paul, What modes, what power level? Does the internal fan run on high?
Kurt, W7QHD
On Sat, Sep 27, 2014 at 11:06 AM, Paul Metzger wrote:
> Sorry, my email GUI by default was sending emails in HTML which does not
> get processed by the reflector here. Thus why there was previously no
> informati
I just received the PX3 kit. It was rather straight forward to assemble and
to set up. I am learning how to operate the PX3. I have two questions.
1. Configuring the power switch, page 22. Pins 2 & 3: "The PX3
turns on automatically when power is applied and may be turned off and
Sorry, my email GUI by default was sending emails in HTML which does not get
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except for title in my previous posting attempts. Noob here.
Here is my original email as I had composed it.
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Available now for ARRL members.
Review is on pages 48-52.
72/73 de Jim - AD6CW
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The weekly Elecraft SSB net meets tomorrow at 1800Z on 14.3035 MHz. I will be
net control from western Oregon.
I have gotten behind on the net reports. Rather than carrying this backlog
along, I am going to restart with last Sunday’s report and skip the missed
reports. I have handwritten not
Hi,
These also have the "170" number so may be of similar design.
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Brian,
Congrats on the K3/10. I am sure you will love it. Joe, W4TV, who is on this
group will certainly answer any questions you have about the Digikeyer.
For other pointers, it might help to read the manuals, in particular, consider
buying the book by Fred Cady, KE7X: "The Elecraft K3, Design
I also had a solder problem with one of the filter slot steering diodes
on one of my K3's. It was only soldered on one end.
Chuck
W6RD
On 9/27/2014 7:52 AM, Bruce Beford wrote:
In addition to the other suggestions you have received (assuming still no
signal through the filter), you may want to t
In addition to the other suggestions you have received (assuming still no
signal through the filter), you may want to try the filter in another slot.
Early on, I had the same problem after installing a 250 Hz filter. the
problem ended up being a coupling cap on the circuit board with no solder on
o
I am the proud owner of a new (to me) K3/10 arriving Monday.
Never owned one, so looking for pointers to be most effective?
I also ordered a new (to me) cable for the K3 to Digikeyer.
I am most interested in CW and RTTY for which I will have
1k 8-pole, 500 and 200 5-pole roofing filters.
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After you've done what Bill suggested, try setting the loss (dB) for
this filter, using the K3 Utility program. I believe the equivalent
filter loss is 3-4 dB. This would be normal. The K3 can compensate
for it, as long as you set the value (otherwise assumed to be 0 dB).
Be sure the filter wid
Take a look at the K2 Auxiliary KPA100 Cooling Fan designed by Tom
Hammond N0SS (SK).
It is on his website maintained by the MMARC at
http://www.mmccs.com/mmarc/n0ss/
Scroll down the opening page to K2 Specific Files, and then scroll down
that page to the link to the pdf file.
73,
Don W3FPR
Kevin,
You have a K2 with the new encoder board. If the leads on that encoder
board and the area of the Control board directly behind it are not flush
trimmed (really, really flush trimmed), the two will make contact and
'strange things will happen'. Yes, the tools list does not include
flu
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