[Elecraft] Filter Offset

2015-06-27 Thread evetsmd
I have a K3 SN 6001, I see reference to a filter offset that's related to each of the filters I purchased with the radio..where do I find that filter offset info.. Any help appreciated 73 __ Elecraft mailing list Home:

Re: [Elecraft] Filter Offset

2015-06-27 Thread Michael Eberle
Hold the CONFIG button down to enter the menu. Then use the VFO B knob to locate the FLx FRQ. So for filter 1 it will show FL1 FRQ and you can use the VFO A knob to change the value of the offset if desired. Tap the XFIL key select filters 2 - 5. Page 46 of the manual gets into more

Re: [Elecraft] Filter Offset

2015-06-27 Thread Dick Dievendorff
Five pole filters (KFL3A-500 and KFL3A-2.7K) should have a label physically attached to the filter that shows its offset. If it's a factory-built radio, filter offsets may be printed on a label stuck to the underside of the top cover. Eight pole filters should use an offset of zero. 73 de

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread David Woolley
Whilst Windows is not good for accurate time synchronisation using any tool, the current versions of w32time, the native Windows NTP support, can be configured https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc773263%28v=ws.10%29.aspx#w2k3tr_times_tools_uhlp to be much better than the out of the

[Elecraft] FW 5.29 TX Calibration Failed

2015-06-27 Thread Joel Black
I’m not operating Field Day this year so this is not a Field Day emergency but I’d still like to get it resolved. I’ll ask here before I call Elecraft next week. I upgraded from FW 5.01 to 5.29 this morning. I read in the release notes that if installing FW 5.10 or higher, you should perform

Re: [Elecraft] FW 5.29 TX Calibration Failed [SOLVED]

2015-06-27 Thread Joel Black
Please disregard my previous email. I tried the 50 W calibration on my Windows VM and it worked fine. I’m not sure why the Mac Utility failed (I’m running the latest Mac Utility version), but the Windows version (latest) worked fine. Thanks, Joel - W4JBB On Jun 27, 2015, at 6:33 AM, Joel

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread Harry Yingst via Elecraft
I used a Raspberry Pi and made a NTP server to hook to my GPSDO I didn't really need one but I had the GPSDO with the NMEA and PPS output and a spare Raspberry Pi __ Elecraft mailing list Home:

[Elecraft] PX3 Question

2015-06-27 Thread Richard Thorpe
I just purchased a PX3 for my KX3 and KPA100 for my cottage in Canada. I connected it as per instructions and it works well. I have one issue, when I change bands on the KX3 the display on the PX3 flickers when the band is tuned. The only way to stop the flickering is to cycle the PX3 off

[Elecraft] KPA100 U6 voltage issue

2015-06-27 Thread Catherine James
I recently began building a just-purchased KPA100 kit for my K2 #5191.  All was well until I reached the voltage checkpoints on page 26. U5 pin 1 is 0.8 volts (not 0 to 0.1) U5 pin 7 is 0.9 V (not 0 to 0.1) U6 pin 6 is 17 volts (not 0 to 0.5) I am much more concerned about U6, but perhaps

Re: [Elecraft] K2 headphone jack pinout ?

2015-06-27 Thread Steve Kavanagh
Thanks, Don. Shorting those two pads together with a screwdriver brought the speaker back to life, confirming the standard failure.  Now I can decide what to do about it! 73,Steve VE3SMA   From: Don Wilhelm d...@w3fpr.com To: Steve Kavanagh skavanag...@yahoo.ca; elecraft@mailman.qth.net

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread Kevin Cozens
On 15-06-26 02:03 PM, Gary Smith wrote: I've not been able to get my windows computer to automatically update for a long time now and I've tried everything I could uncover via google forums. Since I use the computer for logging and contesting, having the real time on my computer is important

[Elecraft] KXPA100 PROBLEMS

2015-06-27 Thread bs usb
I have a KX3 (serial #7551). I just bought a KXPA100 (serial #1566). The amp works fine when configured in basic cable setup. My NYE MB-V-A wattmeter indicates 100 watts out to the antenna. It does not work with the KXPACBL setup. Both units have the current firmware. KX3 has tune=nor,

[Elecraft] For Sale K3 Factory Assembled S/N 2918

2015-06-27 Thread John C. Burkholder via Elecraft
For Sale K3 Factory Assembled S/N 2918 K3/100 KAT3 ATU KXF3A Ver. B KTCS03-1 High stability Ref. Osc KF3A 2.8kHZ 8pole filter KFL3A 250HZ 8pole filter KFL3A 6kHZ 8pole filter (required for general coverage AM) This radio has just been returned from the factory, sent with

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread Tony Estep
I think the main point is that for the last several versions of Windows you haven't needed to, and probably shouldn't, use a 3rd party program to sync time. You can set up a regular sync with a few clicks from the home screen. If your machine's clock needs more frequent sync, one way to set the

[Elecraft] ELECRAFT K2 FOR SALE

2015-06-27 Thread KM4VX
FS: ELECRAFT K2 WITH KAT100 AND KAP100 IN EC2 ENCLOSURE. K2 HAS KSB2 SSB MODULE, K160RX 160 MODULE, K6OXV 60 METER MODULE, KNB2 NOISE BLANKER, KAT2 INTERNAL QRP TUNER, KIO2 COMPUTER CONTROL MODULE, FD1MP FINGER DIMPLE VFO KNOB AND MH2 ELECRAFT MIC. ALL CABLES AND MANUALS INCLUDED. K2 DOES NOT

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread Phil Kane
On 6/27/2015 3:17 PM, Gary Smith wrote: Here is the windows error message I get 100% of the time I try to use windows built-in update facility: http://doctorgary.net/time.jpg It will not update on its own nor when I try to force an internet time correction and this has been T problem

[Elecraft] KX3 - sounds like filter blow-by - what am I hearing?

2015-06-27 Thread David Feldman via Elecraft
I have been using a KX3 during FD, connected to some large (tower/yagi) antennas. Am operating CW exclusively. Although I've had the KX3 for a while, I've only used it casually until today's FD. All day I've been noticing (on 20 and 40M, with fairly strong signals - some ove S9 - across both

Re: [Elecraft] KPA100 U6 voltage issue

2015-06-27 Thread Don Wilhelm
Cathy, Are you saying that with the KPA100 connected to the base K2, you have 17 volts on U6 pin 6, but with it still connected to the base K2, you have a lower voltage at RF board D9? Check the voltage at both ends of RF board R66 - If the highest voltage there does not match the reading

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread WA8JXM
So you are saying that NTP should still synchronize my computer clock accurately? On 27/06/2015 20:06, Walter Underwood wrote: This is exactly what NTP was designed to handle, synchronizing clocks with long latency. If the variance is small, NTP can sync clocks very accurately. wunder K6WRU

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread Sebastian
Having an accurate clock if you are using, or plan to use, the WSJT digital modes with Windows, is highly recommended. The average user shouldn’t be making changes to the registry, and there is no reason why you shouldn’t use a third party utility program to have an accurate clock; even if you

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread Gary Smith
I've gotten several emails where some believe that using the built-in windows internet time update is my easiest solution. Unfortunately, it's not; I can not update unless I use a 3rd party program. Here is the windows error message I get 100% of the time I try to use windows built-in update

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT
I mentioned POOL.NTP.ORG earlier. I don't care what name you use for the server, sooner or later it will change, or go away. The pool has a whole bunch of time servers, run by different organizations. The people who run them can add them to the pool, or remove them from the pool when

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT
P.S. this applies to any NTP client on any OS, not just the built-in Windows time client. On 6/27/2015 4:02 PM, Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT wrote: Just type 1.pool.ntp.org where it currently says time-b.nist.gov and you'll have a very robust set of time servers to rely on -- not just one that may

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread Joe Subich, W4TV
That's because the server that you selected is not available (any more). There is a list of available NIST servers at: http://tf.nist.gov/tf-cgi/servers.cgi If you follow the rules and use - time.nist.gov - your request will be distributed to any available service. time.nist.gov is the

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread WA8JXM
Any suggestions to handle the delay caused by satellite internet access (typical 800 ms ping time)? __ Elecraft mailing list Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/elecraft Help: http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.htm Post:

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT
GPS time is extremely accurate. If you have multiple computers, you can run your own NTP server synced to GPS. On 6/27/2015 4:32 PM, WA8JXM wrote: Any suggestions to handle the delay caused by satellite internet access (typical 800 ms ping time)?

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread Walter Underwood
This is exactly what NTP was designed to handle, synchronizing clocks with long latency. If the variance is small, NTP can sync clocks very accurately. wunder K6WRU CM87wj http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog) On Jun 27, 2015, at 4:32 PM, WA8JXM wa8...@gmail.com wrote: Any suggestions to

[Elecraft] Roofing Filters

2015-06-27 Thread Fred Jensen
Have never experienced AGC pumping with 500 Hz filter, even in DX contests. Been playing around in FD as 1D, and strong signals are stacked so close that, for the first time, with the DSP at 150 Hz and 100 Hz, strong adjacent signals are activating the HW AGC. I can separate the signals with

Re: [Elecraft] KX3 - sounds like filter blow-by - what am I hearing?

2015-06-27 Thread David Feldman via Elecraft
Another data point while testing - If the BW is set to an even bandwidth (say 100, 200, 300, 400, 500 Hz) the blow-by effect is very pronounced If the BW is set to an odd bandwidth (say 150, 250, 350, 450, 550 Hz) the blow-by effect is minimal or absent (not sure, but it is very minor.) The

Re: [Elecraft] OT setting your computer to NIST

2015-06-27 Thread Gary Smith
Gentlemen, I have today tried each and every one of your suggestions for a correct server to sync and ever one of them has failed for me. While I am truly happy these options work for you, they do not work for this computer or any of the other computers I use. The 3rd party software,