Jim, K9YC suggested some places to look that I hadn't thought
of. When I turned off the "Flatten" option in the waterfall
window, the noise bands went away. What I think is happening is
that the algorithm in wsjt-x that flattens the response for the
window sees the total lack of energy outside
As I mentioned previously on this list, I operated WPX CW from
northeastern France in 2004 with my 10 watt K2 (running 5 watts) and a
W6MMA MP-1 mini-screwdriver antenna plus counterpoise from a 6th floor
hotel room. The antenna was sitting on a table near the window and I
worked quite a bit
A similar change was released in KX3 firmware 2.38 on 1/3/2015. Max power was
increased from 12 W to 15 W.
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
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http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)
> On Nov 30, 2017, at 2:44 PM, Larry Reynolds lreyn...@verizon.net [KX3]
>
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I have a K3 which has been upgraded to have the Elecraft
internal USB sound card.
I tried adjusting the DSP bandwidth when running FT8 to
eliminate a strong signal above the FT8 subband and noticed that
there was a strong noise bar on the water fall for about 400 Hz
below the high cutoff.
Yes, I find this to be true as well. I also suggest one tweak the TEXT
DEC value to something other than AUTO. In my experience a value of 3
or 4 works well.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 11/30/2017 3:45 PM, Bill Frantz wrote:
I get "reasonable" results. What I find is that the faster the sender,
I get "reasonable" results. What I find is that the faster the
sender, the better the decode. The ways I have found to improve
decode are:
Use CWT to exactly tune the signal.
Use narrow bandwidth -- 250 Hz or less on the DSP filter
Adjust the RF gain to minimize noise while still having
Wayne
Please send file for the KX2 as I would like to try.
Thanks 73
George wb5xx
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I often use the KX2 indoors with one of two temporary antennas:
1) A 3.9, 7.2, and 14.3_MHz 76' trapped and coil-shortened center-fed
inverted-V (dipole) with a SOTAbeams 1:1/15W balun, pitched on a 10m
MFJ "fishing pole", and terminated on some 6' wooden fence posts. This
connects to my shack
Wayne I will load it on my KX2 and test..
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I have a W4OP 40-10 meter end-fed mounted in the peak of the attic of my single
story home.
I managed to work VP6DX (Elecraft sponsored) a few years back with a 10W K3 on
40M SSB (two times, early mornings local) as no one else seemed awake to call.
Also into Europe since on 40, 20 and 17.
Lots of info on Google and Amazon has 5 pieces for about $6, free shipping
Dr. Don W4BWS
On Thu, Nov 30, 2017 at 12:24 PM, K9MA wrote:
> I'm planning to take the KX2 on a long trip, and it occurred to me that it
> might be useful to be able to charge my phone from its
I'm planning to take the KX2 on a long trip, and it occurred to me that
it might be useful to be able to charge my phone from its battery. I
just took apart a cheap automobile charger and wired a socket to its
input. It works down to about 8 V. You could build your own, but at $3
it's hard
Paulette,
As with any antenna, if you can get it outdoors and in the clear, your
noise pickup will be drastically reduced compared to using it indoors.
Although when mounted outdoors, the manual tuning may make it difficult
to tune from the KX2 location - so put on a short length of coax,
What is the experience of operators with the KX2 indoors. I am going to start
using a KX2 with a W4OP antenna and I am concerned about getting out a signal.
Paulette WB9VHFMadison WI USA
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The latest KX2 field-test firmware allows power output to be set as high as 12
watts on 80 through 20 meters. (Max out is still 10 watts on 17-10 meters.)
Supply voltage must be 12.8 V or higher on key-down. ~14 V supply recommended.
Yes, this is only about 1 dB, but it did help me snag XF1IM
This is a pretty simple question regarding the K3 PREamp (not PR6). If I do
not have the PR6 does the PRE on the front panel help with RX on 6m/2m (int
module) or does it merely increase noise?
Thanks
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