About 756 years ago (actually last month -- it just seems like a long time
ago) I sold my K3 and am now waiting for a new one, however with that K3
(that I owned for 5 years), started having issues with Width and Shift
encoders. I finally discovered if I turned off QSK and QRQ, those problems
I am having the same issue with the PWR, Width, and Shift encoders as
well...
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Thanks and 73's,
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Back in November, I made a trip to St. Croix for CQWW CW (NP2X). K5KG
had brought along his K3/P3 combo for use as the multiplier station. I
really liked the utility afforded by the P3 when hunting mults.
I just returned from my VP2MLL operation this past weekend. There is no
doubt in my mind
I told her to wait till win10 is available. She also has a ipad-3
which is in constant use. I have no idea why she needs a desktop.
Because she said so!
de ns9i married for 110 years!
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Ummm ... Montana is relatively sparsely populated compared to ... shall
we say the San Francisco Bay area. Repeater/remote transmit CTCSS is
fairly common out here on the populated frontier. I think it all
depends on where you are.
73,
Fred K6DGW
- Northern California Contest Club
- CU in
As my shack and office share the same space, I have:
13 retina MacBook Pro used for everything...
21 iMac that acts as a file server
11 MacBook Air that just sits there
Old power spec pc that I need to (re)install windows on
Some old server that I bought many years ago...
The 13 rMBP is attached
Pity this thread will be shut down, it has the makings of such an
interesting topic and since most of us interface our PC's to Elecraft rigs,
it's quite relevant.
Here goes nothing.
Lenovo ThinkPad W520, i7-2820QM CPU, 16GB 1600MHz Kingston HyperX RAM, and a
Samsung 830 256GB SSD running Win 7
The K1 has reluctantly been sold and should be in the hands of another happy
owner soon.
Thank you for your interest.
Thank you,
72/73,
Don K3RLL http://www.qsl.net/k3rll/
FP #1843 | SKCC #3133c | NAQCC #1905 | FISTS #13504cc | QRPARCI #3881
K1 #2613 | KX1 #2396 | K2 #1569 |KX3
Thats awesome Andy. I think there was a portion of the instructions having to
do with a plastic clip and keeping the ribbon away from the display.. I am glad
it all worked out for you. I have put together a KX3/KXPA100 and soon PX3
setup for my next venture to CE3 but admittedly I would be
Five in total (Two Macs, three PCs). The Macs both
will boot OS X, Win 7 or Ubuntu Linux -- one will
even boot two versions of OS X at any time, one
working and one beta.
One Mac in the house (MacBook Air) and one PC
(long-in-the-tooth, circa 2008, Dell running Win
7). One Mac in the shack
Don, Nice analogy. Catch and release fishing. So, you can sit quietly by
the stream and wait for a rise or use a full color fish finder while
trolling. I like to do both styles of fishing and both forms of radio
operation. Both take skill and a knowledge of how to use the basic tools.
To each
Hmm, another survey?
I have had up to four computers in the shack, but run two
(mainly). I Dell duo-core P4 2.33G with 2GB memory XP32 which is
always connected to the K3 serial port and does all the digital mode
work. I Dell Inspiron with win8.1 always connected to the SDR-IQ but
gets
Phil
Don't forget the microwave oven
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Too Many I also do this for a Job.
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Drat! I forgot that one, and my calculators, four
iOS devices and two Android tablets (the latest to
interface with the KX3, so it should have been
included!)
Phil
On 3/11/15 3:57 PM, hsherriff wrote:
Phil
Don't forget the microwave oven
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Me too.
Three home brew desktops, the slowest of which has four cores and 8G of
Ram, all running Win7.
A Dell laptop from hell running Win98 that is stand alone and gets used
with spectrogram.
A pair of HP blades, 8 cores, 32G memory running Linux. One is a file
server the other is my
Will the 1mw calibration have an effect on power output from the K144XV?
I do not know if my Fluke 77s are an accurate RF voltmeters.
Can I use an oscilloscope to adjust for 1mw?
What P-P voltage setting should I set it to?
Requested = RF Wattmeter at .224 Vrms = .6336 V p-p on scope
Hi Ken,
It may be that way in Montana (one of my favorite places in the summer)
but it's not that way in CA. Output tones on a repeater are common here
because of the repeater density (simple proximity, co-channel or by
distance) and because summer ducting is common.
It's a poor mans noise
Same here in the DC area. Many repeater send the tones through so you can
have CTCSS on receive too. Makes for a LOT less noise in your radio from
local squelch breaks.
We also use CTCSS tone squelch on simplex as well. With the proliferation
of RFI devices, it really helps.
73, Charlie
And just in case my prior message, just sent a minute ago, is missed, this is a
copy with the 'thread closure' in the subject line.
Eric
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On 3/11/2015 6:31 PM, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
Let's close this thread at this time. We've exceed the max number of
Harry, I too did it for a job -- professional programmer from 1967 to 2013
until I retired.
But, I agree, you can have too many computers. Ninety percent of my computer
activity is
on my Macbook Pro.
73, phil, K7PEH
On Mar 11, 2015, at 3:17 PM, Harry Yingst via Elecraft
I’m a luddite. I have two Windows machines (mostly turned OFF), a MacBook, two
MacBook Pros, and a Mac Pro.
None of them are in the radio room, although I do take a MacBook Pro in there
once in a while for digital stuff. Too many RADIOS. No room for permanent
computer thingies.
Grant NQ5T
Just one running for now 3.6ghz quad core 8gb. yea I do a little
light gaming too. I have six club computers stored for field day and
other contests. the week before field day it looks like mission
control down here as I set up and test all six (five plus one backup)
connected to
GM guys! Thanks for the reality check on the current situation as it
relates to the use of -output- CTCSS tones on amateur repeaters. I can
certainly understand the advantages,
especially in intermod crud impacted areas.
73
Ken - K0PP
Montana Frequency Coordinator
Oops - apologies for the spurious posting belowone of the cats took a
stroll along the keyboard while I was making my early morning tea :-(
73, Quin G3WRR
From: QUENTIN COLLIER q.g.coll...@btinternet.com
To: Rick WA6NHC happymooseph...@gmail.com;
Let's close this thread at this time. We've exceed the max number of single
topic posts in a short period. I would have closed it earlier, but I actually
had to do some productive work here at Elecraft HQ this afternoon..
It is also just a renamed version of the prior thread I closed earlier
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