Don et al,
I'm not sure why the entire post didn't come through - (please reference
link:
http://elecraft.365791.n2.nabble.com/K3-Macro-query-td7558469.html#a7631362)
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I need some help understanding SWH/SWT commands and assignments to
PF[1|2]|M[1-4]keys:
I'm trying to as
I'm running these and they are reading the right frequencies, logging the
contacts, waterfall looks good on the P3 and the waterfall in Fldigi, it is
decoding correctly, but it is not transmitting... I do have the combo
working well with N1MM+, but it is not transmitting with the N3FJP. I'm
using
Jim
I do not see the macros in your post, but you first have to assign the
macros to the buttons, and then activate then by using the SWT/SWH
commands listed in the K3 Programmers Reference. It is a two step process.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 6/2/2017 3:16 PM, jlbates4 wrote:
I need some help under
Can't answer your question directly Bruce, but if there are ham
experiments going on with the eclipsethat need to pass modest-sized
messages, they might be able to travel via NTS and provide a little
"real" traffic for those of us who still frequent that anachronism.
73,
Fred ("Skip") K6DGW
S
Jim,
I do not see an asterisk key on the K3S.
There is the SPOT (also "." [hold]) key that you should be using for
auto-spot. The top labels on the buttons are the tap functions. The
lower labels are the HOLD functions.
You set CWT on by a tap on the CWT button. The display should then show
Isn't that simply focused on WWVB propagation to see the effect on VLF
signals?
73, Ron AC7AC
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I'm still learning my new K3S and haven't yet figured out CW auto spot. I
have auto spot turned on (tap of the 0 key) and activate auto spot by a tap
of the * key while listening to a strong CW signal. Based on my experience
with KX3 auto spot, I would expect the VFO frequency to be automatically
a
There is a plan to have study the effect.
http://eng.umb.edu/~eclipsemob/
Tom, W1TEF
Lexington, SC
On 6/2/2017 2:54 PM, Bruce Beford wrote:
Does anyone know of any plans for any HF nets that will be running
specifically for observers of the Solar Eclipse on August 21st? I plan to
travel to Ne
I need some help understanding SWH/SWT commands and assignments to
PF[1|2]|M[1-4]keys:
I'm trying to assign a MACRO5 to PF1; but it fails to perform the SWT19
function... Please see tests below...
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K8OI
mailto:jlbat...@gmail.com
(804) 592-1068
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Does anyone know of any plans for any HF nets that will be running
specifically for observers of the Solar Eclipse on August 21st? I plan to
travel to Nebraska for the event, and will have radios with me (of course.)
Bruce Beford, N1RX
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M0MKA does have his source on github which kind of implies it's open
source. Elsewhere he says his code is available for non-commercial use.
So there is a bit of a contradiction going on. Nonetheless, Risen is
clearly using his interface design. The Chinese view the world a little
differently
If you are using Line Out with a fixed gain setting to feed audio to
WSJT-X, adjusting the AF control will not do anything. What I do is leave
my RF gain control at its normal position (around 3 o'clock) and use the
slider at the lower left in the WSJT-X window to compensate for gain
variations.
7
Bret,
You may have better luck with running the RF Gain full and adjusting
with the AF gain. That way the RX AGC will smooth out variations in the
signal level.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 6/2/2017 9:09 AM, MaverickNH wrote:
OK - on WSJT-X working well. MIC Gain adjusted to 4bbars and 5th flickering.
I've been playing with remoting my K3s and now have Skype working for SSB.
I'd like to use TeamViewer to activate the simplest of K3s controls for
this purpose, i.e. PTT and adjusting the transmit frequency.
I'd like the minimum set of controls to make use with TeamViewer on the
iPhone easier to
OK - on WSJT-X working well. MIC Gain adjusted to 4bbars and 5th flickering.
How best to adjust lower left dB bar? I'm leaving the pointer in the middle
and adjusting to 30 with RF Gain knob but that seems to require constant
tweaks.
Bret/N4SRN
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This is nothing more than yet another chinese effort at cloning work and
creativity done by others, this time by M0NKA and his kit here:
http://www.m0nka.co.uk/
John AE5X
http://ae5x.blogspot.com/
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