> That may help.
> http://www.elecraft.com/manual/KFL1_4_man_rev_A.pdf
> http://www.elecraft.com/manual/KFL1-4%20Errata%20Rev%20A-4.pdf
There should be explicit links on the manual download page of Elecraft's
website. There should be no need to use something like a google site search to
turn u
Mike,
I'm sorry, my two cents worth. Maybe if you asked "Nicely" where you could
get one, someone would help you. I have a K1, but not a 4 channel board, so
I don't have a copy of the manual.
But I would like to thank everyone at Elecraft for their excellent service.
Have a Happy Thanksgiving eve
I would like to wish everyone at Elecraft a Happy Thanksgiving. One of the
many things I am thankful for is my K3S. I have fully enjoyed this rig.
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I have an Astron though not rack mounted.
It's an RS-35M and has been on for 11 years continuously save the
occasional power outage.
How far away from the radio position is the rack? The power cable
supplied with the K3/S is about 5ft and I think #12 diameter conductor.
On 11/25/2015 7:55 PM,
Your problem would have never occurred to me. I check all antenna
connections and ground connections each fall. This includes the service
ground for the house. No details on the how it is done - I will leave
that to the relector's abounding experts.
Suffice to say, a poor ground can not only s
I've used a pair of RS-35A for years - one is at least 30 years old and
predated the K3. In all that time I've had exactly one failure - lost
a diode in one of the bridges in the newer (10 year old) supply. The
RS-35A is rugged and quiet (no noise like most switching supplies) -
I have no doubt
I have an Astron 20 and a 35 - for over 30 years they have been running.
That said, they are heavy to annually move around, clean, and check the
connections - and gaining weight annually (perhaps related to my
advancing age).
I took Elecraft at faith and purchased the PowerWerx switching suppl
I have a RS-70A that I turned on 13 years ago; it has 'suffered' through many
house power losses here in the country, but has not missed a beat over the
years. Except for my amplifier, it powers everything else in my ham setup. IMO,
the Astron's are unbeatable!
73,
Tom - W4BQF
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Happy Thanksgiving to all!
My Thanksgiving Eve was great when the UPS man walked up and delivered the long
desired KX3. I spent the next few hours putting the kit together and it felt
like it went together without a hitch. I then decided to make my first QSO and
wanted it to be DX so I worked
In my experience, the employees at Elecraft are in a class by themselves.
Several times I have made requests for obsolete or undocumented information
that required one or more people to interrupt their assigned job
responsibilities and pay attention to me. In every instance they came
through promp
What are you seeing on the ALC meter? What Mic? Sounds like you have no
audio drive. Check mic settings. Do you hear your audio in the monitor?
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Just do a Google search onRemote 2 meter repeaters" DC power
and you'll have all the information you ever want to know about Astron power
supplies with sound derating guidelines
Jim
W6AIM
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From: Bill
Date: 11/26/2015 6:04 AM (GMT-08:00)
T
Yep and unless they've changed their design recently, all their linear
regulator supplies have as their heart, the venerable '723 chip for voltage
and current regulation. If I remember correctly, that IC was introduced about
50 years ago !
I know just about everybody makes 723's now, but who
Keith,
Do you have the mic plug in all the way? Remove it and plug it in again.
Did you turn on bias? The MH3 needs that to be on.
Do you have your mic gain set to a high value? If so, turn it down to a
low level - set compression to zero initially.
Then bring up the mic gain until you see 5
Bob and others,
The ALC meter is not moving at all...not a single bar. I am using the Elecraft
MH3 that came with the KX3. I do hear myself in the monitor.
I double-checked to make sure the Power Setting was not at 0I saw some blog
postings around people doing that by accident. I have the
John, I asked the same question of the fine Elecraft folks and they recommended
Power Werx. Been very happy with it for the KX3 and K3S.
http://www.powerwerx.com/power-supplies/
David A., KC0XT, LA
>
> On 11/25/2015 7:55 PM, John Maass wrote:
>> Seeking recommendations for a quality power
I also have an RS-70 and I think it’s been turned on even longer than that ...
Recently, though, as part of going more minimalist, I put it into
semi-retirement and bought the PowerWerx unit. In the shack, i’ve never heard
a whisper of RF from it. But I did find that if I set the PowerWerx out
I‘m not sure what you mean by “mic setting” at 3-5. Have you tried setting the
mic gain higher? I keep mine at about 25 for the MH3. Works fine.
Grant NQ5T
K3 #2091, KX3 #8342
> On Nov 26, 2015, at 9:01 AM, kb3...@comcast.net wrote:
>
> Bob and others,
>
> The ALC meter is not moving at
I think that is it! I was mis-reading the manualit is the Mon setting that
should not be higher than 3-5 or you get clipping. I moved it up tp 25 as you
suggest...and the ALC bars are moving. I will try to see about making a contact
before the crowd shows up for Thanksgiving in a bit and see
Steve:
Is it possible your dummy load is not 50 ohms at 6M? In other words, is
your dummy load designed to work at VHF frequencies? Maybe it's only
designed for HF frequencies. Just a thought, but it could possibly
explain your problem.
73,
John AA0VE
Jim Rodenkirch wrote
I'm not sure I
RE: I have the Mic setting at 4 (manual recommends 3-5).
Page 15 of the manual recommends the MONITOR set to 3-5, not mic gain. It also
says "Mic gain for the Elecraft MH3 us typically 15-25."
I suspect your mic gain if set at 3 to 5 is too low.
MarkKE6BB
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Hello all, Looking to see if anyone has a Elecraft K2 kit that they no
longer have interest in. I know I can just buy one from Elecraft and may
end up doing that, but thought I would see if I can save a few dollars.
Let me know what you have and cost.
Rick
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I just worked the Canary Islands on 15M SSB...I guess it works now!
Thanks for all the help from everyone. I was worried that despite all the
warnings in the manual I had swapped one bolt or stand-off and had something
touching and causing an issue.
I am looking forward to spending some
I've decided to sell my Comm Concepts Inc. model AN762 HF
amplifier. Its rated at 140w and I get between 130 to 150w depending
on band (160-10m). Amp was built from CCI kit:
http://www.communication-concepts.com/140-watt/
And built on 1.5x5.5x6 inch heat sink with 5.5x11x3 inch custom
chassis
I too bought the Pyle 3.5 cube speakers to use with my K3 . Now under
$20.00 at Amazon ! I couldn't be happier with the audio both CW and SSB
. Soon I will order a second pair for my 2nd K3
73 Ed N5DG
On 11/22/2015 12:22 PM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
I used 6" bookshelf speakers for several
All this talk about RFI, antennas, feedlines, mics, ungrounded shields
and what the real underlying problem had been...
I check all antenna connections and ground connections each fall. This
includes the service ground(s), antenna grounds, and required bondings
connecting these sys
Since I purchased my PX3 I have suffered from radiated noise at 144 MHz. It
takes the form of various buzzy spurs evenly spaced across the band and quite
easily seen on another SDR. Even with just a power connector and no other leads
connected I got this QRM. I was told this was normal and had t
For sale KXPA100 with internal automatic antenna tuner and includes KXPACBL to
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Price is $825 plus shipping. Will accept check or PayPal (if PayPal buyer
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That would be from me… Amazingly, this was on 80 meters, and was heard all over
the bay area up into central CA. At times the “echo” was louder than the direct
signal!
There are at least two recordings from that event. Very strange, and extremely
interesting. While it was ongoing, both 40 and 80
Hi John,
Resonable question. The load was a Narda type N 20W dry load good from DC -
12GHz - borrowed from work;) And I did test it just to make sure someone
else did not "abuse" it (bench test equipment). Also tested the N->BNC
adapter.
Trust, but verify your test equipmentgood advice.
73,
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