Hi Mike,
As others have pointed out, our products’ software and firmware are generally
not open-source. However, there are a few things you can do to customize them:
- Each rig (as well as accessories such as panadapters, ATUs, and amplifiers)
has a very comprehensive set of remote-control comm
The other thing you get with the additional receiver is diversity
reception. This is a truly wonderful feature that improves copy greatly
when there is QSB and some kinds of noise.
73,
Victor, 4X6GP
Rehovot, Israel
Formerly K2VCO
http://www.qsl.net/k2vco/
On 12 May 2017 01:41, Bill Frantz wrot
Hi Mike!
Your question has been asked before in several forms. AFAIK, the answer is
"No", and I hope it remains so.
If you were able to change your Elecraft's "personality" in some way to
make it unique ... regardless of the merit of your change ... it would no
longer really be an Elecraft would
Mike,
The Elecraft gear is software defined radio, but the software is not
open source and not available for modification by the user.
Software changes may be requested of the developers, and some may be
implemented if the user audience that will use those added functions is
sufficiently lar
Hello Elecraft group,
I don't own anything made by Elecraft yet however I have been shopping for
an HF rig to get active again (I have been off the air for a number of
years for personal reasons). I really like Elecraft's products, and I am
intrigued by the 'software definable radio' possibilities
All of those popular devices have gain more than 15 dB... so there is a pad in
the amp to keep the gain at 15 dB. One would think that a "tweak" will evolve
to modify the pad (and possibly the firmware) to eliminate this bothersome
limit.
Dr. William J. Schmidt - K9HZ J68HZ 8P6HK ZF2HZ PJ4/K9
On Thu, May 11, 2017 at 5:20 PM, Palle Preben-Hansen, OZ1RH
wrote:
> If TX and RX audio are reversed on the Mini's USB port the simple solution
> seems to reverse TX and RX audio once more by software, either by selecting
> the Input as USB speakers and Output as USB microphone in WSJT or wherever
Tnx Olli,
If TX and RX audio are reversed on the Mini's USB port the simple solution
seems to reverse TX and RX audio once more by software, either by selecting
the Input as USB speakers and Output as USB microphone in WSJT or wherever
software is used or if that is not possible then to use two vi
On 5/11/2017 4:21 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
...
The KX3 and KX2 do implement "Dual Receive" - it is a concession for
split operation but is limited in range from the main receive
frequency, but sufficient for most Split operation situations. There
just is not room inside the KX3/KX2 for a separa
Consider a weak DX station working split with a big pileup and
compare the K3(S) and the KX3.
The K3 has a separate receiver for each ear. Each receiver has
its own set of roofing filters. The KX3 and KX2 have to cover
the entire frequency range between the DX station and the pileup
with one
Irwin,
You are asking about a "Dual Receive" capability, and for the K3 the
answer is that the KRX3 is required. Two identical receivers which have
much more capability and flexibility than a 'Dual Receive' function.
The subRX and Main can even be on different bands if VFO IND is set on.
Th
If there was, not many people would purchase KRX3A sub-receivers.
John KK9A
FromL Irwin Darack idarack at gmail.com
Thu May 11 15:09:18 EDT 2017
I have a K3s without the sub-receiver installed. Is there a way to listen
to two different frequencies on the same band without a sub-receiver using
a
Hello Mike,
Hi, Did you get answer for AC input power demand?   VA or power factor?Â
No, only for the input power (see below), which I want to know.
1500 watts output = 61.8 dBm --> 15 dB gain --> 46.8 dBm = 47.5 ... 48 watts
input
The gain limit of 15 dB is set by the FCC. ...
73/
Hi Doug,
The P3/SVGA board does its own 2048 point FFT on IQ data that is passed down
from the P3 front panel. The sampling rate is the same for either the P3's
LCD display or the SVGA. There's also a bunch of black magic to take care
of things like fixed tune and receive path gain calculation.
I know the resolution is better on a VGA monitor than on the original P3
display. I also know that the VGA monitor has more pixels in the horizontal
dimension than the P3. However it is obvious to me that the digital processing
for the VGA provides much better resolution than the P3. My question
Nope, you will need the sub-receiver to do this.
73,
Scott N9AA
On 5/11/17 3:09 PM, Irwin Darack wrote:
I have a K3s without the sub-receiver installed. Is there a way to listen
to two different frequencies on the same band without a sub-receiver using
a stereo headset ?
Thanks.
If you set the filtering wide enough
Jon
Hug your favorite tower every day, and always stay connected to it.
> On May 11, 2017, at 3:09 PM, Irwin Darack wrote:
>
> I have a K3s without the sub-receiver installed. Is there a way to listen
> to two different frequencies on the same b
I have a K3s without the sub-receiver installed. Is there a way to listen
to two different frequencies on the same band without a sub-receiver using
a stereo headset ?
Thanks.
--
Irwin KD3TB
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Hi Palle,
this won't work. TX and RX audio are reversed on the mini's USB port as it's
intend is to interface to the PC and use that as a relay to the remote (as an
alternative to the RRC boxes). It's a real pity it is not jumper configurable
inside as this renders the USB port useless for digi
Hello Kevin and all Elecrafter,
The gain limit of 15 dB is set by the FCC. There is a move afoot to have them
drop that
particular requirement but the FCC also moves a "glacial" pace. No telling when
it might
happen.
Thanks for the answers online an offline!
73/72 de Ingo, DK3RED - Don't fo
The advantage of the Leo Bodnar unit is that it can do a lot more than just act
as a fixed 10 MHz reference. It covers the range 450 Hz to 800 MHz, so has many
other uses around the shack.
I use mine for frequency locking the 116 MHz Local oscillator of an a G4DDK
Anglian 144 MHz transverter.
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