Thanks to everyone with input on my keyboard issues.
I managed to solve it today. I also have been exploring other issues
suggested regarding RF and current in the shack, and have a choke on its
way that should help with that, but I received one part first: a new
keyboard.
I'd been using a
I second that. I have (had) a half dozen of these (one seems to have gone
missing) to use on my K3 and K3S. That said, I seldom use anything but
headphones, unless a visitor is in the shack.
Wes N7WS
On 9/4/2018 3:15 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
The K3 can sound really good if one uses external
The K3 can sound really good if one uses external speakers on the
K3/K3S. If you do not have high quality (Hi-Fi) speakers that you can
use with the K3/K3S, then the matching SP3 speakers are an excellent choice.
I was fortunate enough to pick up a pair of Radio Shack Minimus speakers
at a
Yes, well most of those are good sounding and..are larger than our radios
on our desks today. Small speakers can be expected to produce small sound.
Small as in acoustic output and limited frequency response. Just laws of
Physics. Don't expect to modify those laws.
Bob, K4TAX
Sent
A number of years ago, I inherited an SX-28 and the big bass reflex
speaker with the cut-out "h" in the center. It gave new meaning to the
term "armchair copy."
73,
Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County
On 9/4/2018 6:50 AM, Bill wrote:
Don, you make me laugh. Internal speakers
Bill,
Yes, I agree. We had a phone station at Field Day where the operator
used his own rig with an internal speaker (I think it was an Icom), and
the sound was so grating to my ears that I thought about cutting his
coax! I don't know how the operator deciphered the calls and reports.
That
Don, you make me laugh. Internal speakers are a joke - never heard one,
since the 50s when I got started in radio, worth listening to. Why they
don't just leave it at a SPKR jack and a PHONES jack is beyond me.
Bill W2BLC - K-line
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