Apologize if this question has already been asked/answered.
I have K3s #106xx, so I need the mod.
Is there any downside to making the mod (other than risk). I mean, is
there any chance of it affecting TX/RX quality, et al?
Assuming not; just checking...
73,
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Clay Autery,
Any K3S later than serial number 10787 (kit) or 10801 (factory assembled)
can power the K-Pod without further modification. The change was made on all
subsequent units.
So I'd hazard the guess that yours is "ready to roll" without any further
issues.
Yes, the K-Pod Owner's manual advises owners
Mike, it's the tyranny of the majority ... left-handed scissors cost
twice as much. I equate paddling a canoe [without getting wet] and
flying a helicopter [without getting wet] to be in the same class, never
mastered either.
73,
Fred K6DGW
Sparks NV
Washoe County DM09dn
On 6/29/2016 6:01
Well, as a ham who once tried a paddle back in the early 'sixties,
then went back to the bug, I can claim the electronic keyer in my K3
gets very little action! I send on a bug with my left hand, but at
age 16, who knew there were left handed bugs? I learned on a
right-handed bug, and have use
Funny, I just sent an e-mail about a youth at the Pacificon station a couple of
years ago. I walked by and heard that he was working ON4UN!
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
CM87wj
http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)
> On Jun 29, 2016, at 4:20 PM, James Bennett wrote:
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> Especially when the
Any one who can show pictures and advise me on the K3S mod would be a big
help. I have had a stroke since building the K2 100, and every thing else
Elecraft has ever made.
And it took my dominant right side to boot. So I am debating whether to
send it to Elecraft for the mod or if I am able to
Especially when the station worked is "Mr. Low Band" himself! This morning on
20 meter CW I was running my KX3 (driving the KPA500 at about 190 watts to a
doublet) when I ran across John, ON4UN calling CQ. He was running his K3 and an
amp at about a KW into a five element yagi. Nice strong signa
Sri, my quick comment is misleading. It comes off as I described but on the
MH3 the bushing is really a nut pressed into a plastic opening on the inside
of the case back. If you apply any pressure to the screw while removing it,
you can push the nut out of position and so you'd have to open the cas
Just remove the one screw holding it. The screw goes into threaded bushing
on the back cover that stays in place.
73, Ron AC7AC
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Pauly
Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2016 12:48 PM
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Can the piece of metal on the MH3 be removed by taking the microphone
apart? I doubt that I'll ever use it and the chances of it scratching my
radio faceplate are very high.
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It is a bit of a tight fit.. make sure you have the plug axially aligned with
the hole.
From: Bruce Nourish
Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2016 1:48 PM
To: Wayne Burdick ; w4sc
Cc: Elecraft
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KX2 and Pomona min-banana plugs
Hmm... I guess mine are bent out of shape a little,
I just finished installing these two boards in my K3. It took
about 3 hours from checking the contents of the kits to my first
PSK31 QSO. My initial impressions are favorable, particularly
the relative lack of wire clutter behind the K3.
Setting up for digital and adjusting the levels is the s
Hmm... I guess mine are bent out of shape a little, or maybe I just haven't
tried pushing hard enough. I'll buy some new ones and see what happens.
Thanks!
On Tue, Jun 28, 2016 at 8:51 PM Wayne Burdick wrote:
> Mini-bananas will fit in a .104" inch hole, like the one on the KX2's left
> side pa
Todd,
All that is possible to install on the K3.
You want the KAT3A option for the K3S and K3. See the K3S order page.
The KIO3B option is available for the K3 as well as the KXV3B - see the
list of upgrades for the K3 on
http://www.elecraft.com/elecraft_prod_list.htm#k3 - scroll down a bit
They're probably listed under K3S.
Easiest is to use the phone, tell them what you want and order it.
Sent from my iPhone
...nr4c. bill
> On Jun 29, 2016, at 10:35 AM, todd ruby wrote:
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> I have a self assembled K3 and at the time I did not want to get the board
> that had the second SO-2
Just put in my order for a K-pod. Has anyone yet done the K3 mod that allows
DC power through the data cable? How did it go?
Tnx,
Ted, KN1CBR
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Dave,
Still waiting on ARRL for my K1/W1AW card from your 2m eme operation
during the Centennial Year.
Regarding use of a long wire for 6m, I completely agree. Yes, you
may be able to load such an antenna but it will hardly operate
efficiently (multiple lobes in unknown directions). A frie
Clay ..
There's a type of electric fence commonly called a "weed burner" that
produces a continuous voltage rather than a +/- one second pulse. The
concept is for the voltage to burn away any vegetation that grows into
contact with the fence.
Many years ago I had a neighbor that used a neon sign
Joe- understand and thanks very much for the help.
Paul kc2nyu
>> You will need to make sure no other program is currently using theCAT Port.
>>Windows does not allow sharing of ports. Any program using
a port must close (release) the port before another program can open
(begin using it).
Th
> I do not see it as being available on the Elecraft site.
See KAT3A Internal ATU here:
http://www.elecraft.com/elecraft_prod_list.htm#k3
Also I wanted to install the KIO3B board with USB and the board that
> has the 12,10 and 6 meter preamplifiers on it, which is standard on
> the K3S. Are
Please check out my link to the video and picture of my P3 showing:
1) Repetitive broadband crash from below 580 kHz to over 54MHz...
2) Machine-like... between 1/2 to 1 second between crashes.
3) Amplitude varies across the bands, but S7 on the P3 and S9+10 to
S9+20 on the K3s is about average.
The manual makes no mention. Is this the case?Thanks, Tom va2fsq.com
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Todd,
You might find this of interest
http://www.elecraft.com/manual/K3S-FAQ%20rev%20C9.pdf
in particular pages 2 & 3.
73, Phil W7OX
On 6/29/16 7:35 AM, todd ruby wrote:
I have a self assembled K3 and at the time I did not want to get the board that
had the second SO-239 antenna port but n
I have a self assembled K3 and at the time I did not want to get the board that
had the second SO-239 antenna port but now I do. I do not see it as being
available on the Elecraft site. As a matter of fact there is little in the way
of further K3 hardware support.
Also I wanted to install the
On 6/29/2016 9:41 AM, paul ecker via Elecraft wrote:
Joe- you said
"*UNCHECK* "Sound card PTT"""Sound card PTT" relies on the internal flag (which
is bought out
to a status pin on the CODEC chip) that indicates whether the end-
point is open or closed in order to generate PTT. *DISABLE* Sound
>> Joe- you said
"*UNCHECK* "Sound card PTT"""Sound card PTT" relies on the internal flag (which
is bought out
to a status pin on the CODEC chip) that indicates whether the end-
point is open or closed in order to generate PTT. *DISABLE* Sound
card PTT by unchecking the box in microHAM Router (PT
No, Fred. The goal is to send perfect code, whether you enjoy it or not. 🤓
73,
Kent K9ZTV
> On Jun 28, 2016, at 6:52 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
>
> Do what works for you, there is no "right" way to send Morse code. The goal
> is to enjoy doing it.
>
> 73,
>
> Fred K6DGW
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Brian,
My K3 shows the same behavior.
I have no solution to the problem.
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