John and all,
You should consider the Firmware Release Notes as an update to the
manual(s).
73,
Don W3FPR
On 1/23/2018 9:39 PM, VE3NFK wrote:
Thanks Don... missed that.
Might be helpful to have an updated K3 operators manual
73 John VE3NFK
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UG-1185's have captive center pins.
73 !
Ken - K0PP
On Jan 23, 2018 15:28, wrote:
Pin retraction may depend on your coax. I use a number of N connectors and I
have not seen this occur with Belden 8267 or with the various sizes of
Heliax at my station.
John KK9A
K9ZC wrote:
The Windows Sound Control Panel and Windows Volume Mixer will
vary depending on the sound card(s) in your system, running
applications and user configuration. The pictures in the
microKEYER II are illustrative only.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 1/23/2018 8:31 PM, Eric Rosenberg wrote:
Joe,
Thanks Don... missed that.
Might be helpful to have an updated K3 operators manual
73 John VE3NFK
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You forgot to read the firmware release notes:
MCU 5.10 / DSP 2.83, 2-2-2015
* EASIER DIVERSITY RECEIVE SELECTION: A regular hold of SUB now goes
directly into diversity receive, without first having to go through
"LINK". This should benefit most users of the KRX3 sub receiver, since
few use
John,
You apparently missed the Firmware Release notes.
VFO Linking has been moved from the SUB button into a menu item.
There was a timing relationship on the SUB button - a long hold used to
turn on Linking, but it was confusing to a number of operators so it was
changed.
73,
Don W3FPR
Hi
Must be having a senior moment - but while I have VFO A and B linked
nicely on 80 - can't do it on 40..
instructions say
"Holding SUB links the VFOs (whether the sub
receiver is on or off). The kHz decimal point of
VFO B flashes as a reminder. "
But the instant you press 'SUB' - it turns
Correct installation is usually the key. The line must be supported no
more than 12" from the connector and NEVER at any time by the connector,
even during installation. Also, line supports along all vertical and
horizontal runs is a must.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 1/23/2018 4:27 PM,
Joe,
I've only ever used it with an Orion 565.
My concern is that the Windows sound "panels (volume mixer, playback
devices, recording devices) " do not show what the MK12 manual does in re:
devices, applications and the like.
73,
Eric W3DQ
Message: 7
Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2018
That is correct, I did not make it clear they were operating maritime mobile
(call sign 3G9A/MM) on 40 and 20 CW and ft-8 on 20.
De K4KAY
73
From: garyk9gs [mailto:garyk...@wi.rr.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2018 5:31 PM
To: efortner; 'ab2tc'; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re:
Paul:
I had a problem with my K2 with the same identical symptoms you are
describing.
The fault was diagnosed to an intermittent ground/shield connection in the
RF output
Cable going to my amplifier. It was an old cable that was out in the
weather and when
I took it apart you could see the
The K2 is absolutely still in production :-) Reports of its death are not
accurate.
73,
Eric
/elecraft.com/
On 1/23/2018 1:22 PM, eric norris via Elecraft wrote:
I just called Elecraft looking for some parts for my spare K1 and K2 and was
told they are out of production. They are still
It's important to remember that when the "UHF" (239 series) connectors were
developed, UHF meant 28 MHz! Almost no work was being done at over 100 MHz
and the FCC did not even care what one did over 300 MHz: My 1941 ARRL
handbook shows that Hams could do whatever they wanted at such absurdly high
I is not always thermal related. Center pin retraction can also be
caused by stress on the coax. I have seen many N male connectors where
the shield has slipped in the clamp due to tension on the coax (from the
weight of hanging or perhaps other causes). I routinely do 2 things -
1) put a
Eric,
The K2 is still current production, but the K1 is no longer available,
as is the KX1.
Parts should still be available, although part number substitutes may
have to be used in some cases - in the case of the K2, all parts are
still available except for those that have been superceded
On 01/23/2018 11:05 AM, Jim Brown wrote:
On 1/23/2018 10:29 AM, Walter Underwood wrote:
...
But I mostly like them better because they are engineered instead of a
historical accident.:-)
The technical superiority of N-connectors for use at HF is a wild
exaggeration, to the extent of being
N are easier to install than UHF (IMHO), easier to tell that they're installed
correctly, and it's difficult to find good quality UHF in larger dia for RG214.
UHF for Heliax are very expensive while surplus NOS N-connectors are common.
That's why I prefer them. I would say UHF offer no
The ship is not even half way to Bouvet. The only activity by the group so far
is 3G9A/MM from the ship.
73-Gary K9GS
Original message From: efortner Date:
1/23/18 4:09 PM (GMT-06:00) To: 'ab2tc' ,
elecraft@mailman.qth.net Subject: Re:
The K1 was discontinued a while ago, I just bought a k2 over the summer
after the K1 was discontinued out of concern the K2 might be next, this is
the first I have heard the k2 was discontinued however.
Hope not, it’s the only one on the market like it that you can build
yourself, we can only
Pin retraction may depend on your coax. I use a number of N connectors and I
have not seen this occur with Belden 8267 or with the various sizes of
Heliax at my station.
John KK9A
K9ZC wrote:
While N connectors do have some design and impedance advantages, some of us
that have lived in
It is spotted right now on the cluster. They are working cw on 20 and 40
meters and ft-8 on 14.074.
73 de Earl, K4KAY
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From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net
[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of ab2tc
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2018 4:07 PM
To:
I just called Elecraft looking for some parts for my spare K1 and K2 and was
told they are out of production. They are still listed on the order page.
If true, I am very sorry to see them go. Building my K2 was one of the best
experiences of my life. Thank you, Elecraft.
73. Eric WD6DBMOwner,
Hi Elecraft community,
This is of course OT but relevant information to all K3 owners who are
chasing DX.
They are well underway on their ship closing in on South Georgia Island. You
can trace the ship's course here:
https://share.garmin.com/bouvet
It takes a while to update, but it will. I
I’m not trying to convince anyone else to use N-type connectors. I’m just happy
they are available.
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
CM87wj
http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)
> On Jan 23, 2018, at 11:05 AM, Jim Brown wrote:
>
> On 1/23/2018 10:29 AM, Walter
On 1/23/2018 10:29 AM, Walter Underwood wrote:
N connectors have better weatherproofing.
How does that matter for connections inside a weatherproof enclosure
that mounts the arrestors? They also have the problem of cable
migration from the connector.
They handle 1500 V instead of 500 V.
While N connectors do have some design and impedance advantages, some of us
that have lived in extremely cold climates... have seen the center pins pull
out of N connectors due to thermal contraction of the center conductor over
distance. A UHF or DIN connector will usually not do that.
Dr.
N connectors have better weatherproofing. They handle 1500 V instead of 500 V.
But I mostly like them better because they are engineered instead of a
historical accident. :-)
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
CM87wj
http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)
> On Jan 23, 2018, at 10:15 AM, Jim
On 1/23/2018 9:40 AM, Walter Underwood wrote:
And Morgan Manufacturing offers them with N connectors! I’m sold.
So does Array Solutions. BUT -- for HF, N connections offer no
advantages over UHF connectors.
73, Jim K9YC
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And Morgan Manufacturing offers them with N connectors! I’m sold.
Thanks for the info.
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
CM87wj
http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)
> On Jan 23, 2018, at 9:35 AM, Jim N7US wrote:
>
> Morgan Manufacturing, which, I've heard, was the contract
Morgan Manufacturing, which, I've heard, was the contract assembly company for
ICE, is also selling some of ICE's product line.
http://www.morganmfg.us/
73, Jim N7US
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In my experience, they fail shorted, so it's pretty obvious. Although the app
notes for both
At the moment, CW works as expected, EXCEPT when I use the
footswitch. When use it, the PTT1 light stays lit and the radio
goes into transmit won't get out of it -- you have to turn off the
rig. The PTT! light stays on after the rig's shut off. You have to
turn the MK2 on and off for the
I missed the original post that began this thread, so the following may or may
not be relevant. I gather the question is about voltage spikes on the antenna
or feedline that damaged something nearer the transmitter end. If that is so,
I would ask the original submitter if they are using a
I noted with interest on the Elecraft microphone descriptions
(http://www.elecraft.com/elecraft_mics.htm) that the Heil microphones have
been tested in an *anabolic* chamber!
Mikes on steroids?
Ray /SM5XLP
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Hello,
I have a new Elecraft P3 transmit power monitor, and it may have a
problem...
After install I upgraded the firmware on the P3, etc.
When I transmit digital, sometimes it will show full power of 50 watts,
with a SWR of 1.32:1, which matches my HF-AUTO, and my Ameritron AWM-30
At the moment, CW works as expected, EXCEPT when I use the
footswitch. When use it, the PTT1 light stays lit and the radio
goes into transmit won't get out of it -- you have to turn off the
rig. The PTT! light stays on after the rig's shut off. You have to
turn the MK2 on and off for the PTT1
Dave,
I bought my KX3 primarily for use as144-MHz mw IF. I did some
extensive freq measurements at 6m (before the 2m module was
available). I added an aftermarket heat sink and then ran the temp
comp routine. I simulated running JT65, which has continuous carrier
for 50 seconds out of 2
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