Hi,
I’m very new to Elecraft and K3S so hope this is not too obvious….
I have a K3S connected to my PC with audio tones coming in via MIC IN (in
reality the K3S is the remote end of a K3-Twin remote setup).
When I use DATA-A sub mode for CW, the transmission is 600Hz higher than the
VFO
I operated from temporary locations (often in a wall tent) from
remote Alaska on 80 & 40m SSB with a radio and ac PS powered by one
of the 600w Honda "lunch box" generators. Never had any radio noise
problems. We went out with long ext cords to get the engine noise
away from the radio.
I
Bret,
Other than writing down all the menu and configuration settings, that is
the only way I know of.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 9/21/2016 7:51 PM, MaverickNH wrote:
Thanks for an off-list suggestion to use the K3 Utility, which seems a decent
idea. Would that be the recommended way?
Thanks for an off-list suggestion to use the K3 Utility, which seems a decent
idea. Would that be the recommended way?
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Most of the "cans" I used in the 50's had a flat metal disk diaphragm that
vibrated in the field of a pair of magnets behind it. They had a pronounced
"peak" in their audio response in the 1 to 1.5 kHz (kc/s to be
period-correct) range.
I, too, often just laid them on the table while working
As a K2 only owner I appreciate when the posters reference the equipment
they are posting about in the subject line (e.g. "K3"). This helps with
auto sorting.
Tom, wb2qdg
K2 #1103
On 9/21/2016 1:29 PM, Thomas Taylor wrote:
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Eric J
> On Sep 21, 2016, at 11:33 AM, Matt Murphy wrote:
>
> In terms of the phase shift introduced by filters, I assume the distortion
> introduced by the filter is commensurate with the steepness of the skirts?
When designing an analog filter, you can optimize the amplitude response
OK, this is probably a good place to ask:
When trying to copy a weak-ish signal in noise and "other stuff" in the
50's, one of my crewmates at the coastal marine station told me to lay
the cans on the desk, face up. It works. I don't know why, maybe
someone here knows. Surprisingly, I
One thing to think about (and yes, Honda makes great stuff).
There is a triple-fuel conversion for the Yamaha generators -- gasoline,
propane or natural gas.
Propane is easier to store, and won't gum up the carburetor like gasoline.
I've not seen a propane conversion Honda generator, but I'd
Phil,
If you go with the Honda give Mayberrys a call, http://www.mayberrys.com/.
They give a discount to hams. I bought mine there several years ago and if
I recall, the discount was pretty good.
Mike - K3MAW
On Wed, Sep 21, 2016 at 11:21 AM, Phil Hystad wrote:
>
> Thanks to
> Now we're getting to the good part of this thread, which I've found quite
illuminating, because it explains user preferences for one radio over
another that aren't obvious. Thanks to Will, Guy, and Bill for their very
useful contributions to the discussion.
I agree, this is a very interesting
On Wed,9/21/2016 3:59 AM, Bill W4ZV wrote:
This is nothing new. K3ZO has been doing this for about 30 years (at least)
using wide filters and his ears as DSP. I did this long ago with a TS-930S
using SSB filters with CW VBT fully engaged which shifts two IF filters in
opposite directions
Found a work around. Set the FSQcall program to PTT. Enable Vox on the K3S
and set vox gain to 25. I still get the "no com port available or in use"
message but the rig will key up and send. If anyone still knows how to get
the K3S to key with FSQcall through the cat line, I would like to know.
On Tue, 20 Sep 2016 18:35:27 +
Eric J wrote:
> I had recently stopped monitoring the reflector as I only have a K1 and
> two K2's. Everything is K3 and subject lines rarely reflect that anymore
> so it's hard to filter them. But I had a K2 problem and rejoined. Got a
As a 99.99% CW op, I prefer a fairly wide bandwidth - 2 kHz or so - when
copying, especially with a weak signal. I attribute that to the gray-matter
filter between my ears that can better detect the CW signal in wider-band noise
rather than in a noise spectrum limited to frequencies near those
Well, I didn't mention who it was that made the comment about what we now can
call the k3zo method. However, the guy who sees an advantage in a 3 khz
roofing filter can do just that!!
73, wj9b
CWops #1085
CWA Advisor levels II and III
http://cwops.org/
The KXPA Utility should have the S/N on the title bar if it's connected to a
KXPA100.
That's the easiest answer of all, Dick. SN was right there in the title bar.
Thanks to all. 73 ..mike AI6II
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On Wed, Sep 21, 2016 at 6:59 AM, Bill W4ZV wrote:
> This is nothing new. K3ZO has been doing this for about 30 years (at
> least)
> using wide filters and his ears as DSP.
>
Some people really CAN do this. For some years while he was living in NC, I
had the pleasure of
The KXPA Utility should have the S/N on the title bar if it's connected to a
KXPA100.
In the command tester window, type "^SN;"
73 de Dick, K6KR
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Thanks to all you guys with comments and recommendations regarding a generator.
Everyone seemed to have great reports on the Honda EU2000i and that will
likely be what I get. I see the going street price is $999.99.
Some have suggested larger to handle other things like computer, coffee
Mike
Use the kxpa100 utility and send the serial number command (^SN). The utility
will return the serial number.
Harlan
K4HES
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> On Sep 21, 2016, at 7:52 AM, mike wrote:
>
> I just acquired a used factory built KXPA100 that is missing the serial
>
Tony,
That may not be a K-POD problem since the MEM 3 is being shown in the
VFO B area.
Try to see if you can duplicate the same behavior with your M1 button
(with the K-POD connected).
If you suspect an RF problem, try it into a dummy load and see if the
behavior stops. If it does, some
My K2 # 136 yet does yeoman duty at the bedside, as a listening post in
the whee hours
But recently I had to take it apart, to recall how the jumpers are set
for the HM-2. Was
helping a friend get his recent purchase of a mike & K2 to work together.
Brought back memories of the Summer 1999
Mike,
If you know the name and callsign of the original owner, you can contact
Elecraft support and they can look it up.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 9/21/2016 7:52 AM, mike wrote:
I just acquired a used factory built KXPA100 that is missing the serial
number from the designated spot on the bottom of
Hi All,
I have had the K-Pod some time now and have been more than happy with
it. I modded the K3 with the 6.8 ohm R so that I only need to use the
rj45 cable supplied to connect the K3 and K-Pod together.
I have, being lazy, programmed F3 to simulate M1 which works fine most
of the time.
I just acquired a used factory built KXPA100 that is missing the serial
number from the designated spot on the bottom of the case. I don't see where
the KXPA Utility tells me what the serial number is. How can I determine
this amp's serial number? Thanks 73 ..mike AI6II
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WILLIE BABER wrote
> It wasn't my term. But I think "full-bodied" cw means a slightly wider
> I-F to establish background noise that some ops want to hear, particularly
> if the receiver has exceptional gain distribution and in-band IMD, which
> the latest Icoms do have. This gives articulation
Hello all,
I recently joined the reflector after purchasing an older K2. I was recently
looking for a Kat100 to mate with the K2 and found one on QTH. It had several
deficiencies and because of the reflector, I found Don Wilhelm. He took the
tuner and repaired it within a week. It's now in
Hello Eric,
Please stay with the reflector. Folks here are helpful and civilized.
Opposite opinions can be expressed here without too much firing back (even you
criticize elecraft). Occasional OT is also allowed.
I once asked for tourist information in NYC.
73
Johnny VR2XMC
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