Macrium Reflect. Backups plus the ability to perform a "bare metal
restore" if your drive goes sideways.
Tim N9PUZ
On 9/28/2018 8:04 PM, John Saxon via Elecraft wrote:
I am not happy with my current backup software package. Any recommendations on
backup software? Like it to be free, but not
I second /Macrium Reflect/. They offer both a free version (with
limited options), as well as 'paid' versions. I use it with Win10, but
don't know if it is available for other OS.
Dave W8OV
On 9/29/2018 6:34 AM, Tim McDonough N9PUZ wrote:
Macrium Reflect. Backups plus the ability to perform
Don,
I've done the bridge null adjustment several times. The red c55 trimmer
capacitor is very touchy. Using a ceramic screwdriver, I'm able to get the
reading in the 7 to 10 range, but after a few moments, or hours, it will read
30 and sometimes up to 90 at 7100KHz into a dummy load on 5w requ
Mark,
That is not abnormal.
It is normal for the current required for one band to be a bit different
than for other bands, and yours is not out of line. Yes, the KAT2 draws
a bit more current than without it - that is true for any option.
Move the CAL CUR setting up to 3.50 Amps.
73,
Don W3
Hi all,
If you're planning to be at Pacificon, please join Doug Hendricks (KI6DS),
myself, and a gathering of NorCal QRP alumnus on Friday night at 7 PM in the
Danville room. It's the 25th anniversary of the NorCal 40 transceiver, a little
radio that helped get the club off the ground. (Even if
I run Windows 10 and Linux Mint. I back up data daily to a USB-3 fast
thumb drive (by simple copying of specific directories). Once a week I
clone the drive to a spare drive. Then I use the cloned TO drive and
place the cloned FROM drive in my safe. I have three drives rotating
clone service. T
Before Eric ends the thread ;) I'll mention Backblaze. It works in the
background and backs up to the cloud. And for one PC or Mac it's not
expensive. And it stays out of your way and doesn't hurt performance.
Other than that... keep your data organized so that it is easy to copy
everything that m
Don,
Thanks for the info.
--mark/ae0mm
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On Saturday, September 29, 2018 12:19 PM, Don Wilhelm
wrote:
> Mark,
>
> That is not abnormal.
>
> It is normal for the current required for one band to be a bit different
> than for other bands, and yours is not out of
Hi Don,
I finally got some time to check your suggestions. D18 is oriented properly,
and it looks like C84 & C85 are marked 121 (kind of hard to read since they are
installed). So I thought I would check voltages for the PLL Reference
Oscillator circuit. Didn’t take long to find 7.5 volts going
The fundamental problem with a question like this is that there may be as many
answers as there are belly buttons, and since everyone has one … I’ve found
that without specific criteria, you can’t always rely on the recommendations
you’ll get to solve your problem(s).
Whatever you use, you nee
On 2018-09-29 04:09 PM, Grant Youngman wrote:
Whatever you use, you need a complete .. e.g., 100 % clone of your hard drive
that is BOOTABLE. (USB, firewire, plug-in, Thunderbolt, whatever). Doesn’t
matter whether it’s an external drive, a thumb thingie, or whatever. It just
has to be bootab
After not trying RTTY for a while, can’t get it working with my two K3 RRC set
up on RTTY. No problem decoding and prints out fine using N1MM/MMTTY. Just
can’t tx! Get a low solid tone. The correct macro is printing on screen—no
diddling! Must be something simple I set up wrong? Mini USB to c
Don,
The voltage is likely coming through RP2 and making its way through
L31. That is not the problem.
If you want to verify that it is that path, read it while rotating the
VFO through a 10 or 12 kHz range. It should vary.
When the crystal oscillates, you should obtain a frequency at TP3.
Hi all,
Apologies for sending a reply containing all the digest text, a re digest
heading and no message.
I was at the RSGB national hamfest using a small iPad with touch screen and fat
fingers.
The reply button is too close to other buttons on the touch screen.
Now back home on my PC.
I had n
Don,
I’m now confused. I did measure the resistance at the source of Q19, which
measured 280 ohms.
Will voltage pass through a crystal only when it oscillates? I got excited when
I saw the voltage on
both sides of L31 was 7.5 volts, but the voltage on both sides of diode D18 was
zero.
I very
Greetings -
I appear to have really #@(*)(*%&ed up my K3. While updating the firmware,
I accidentally hit either a key on the computer keyboard or one of the mouse
buttons. The K3 Utility window "grayed out" and the K3 is stuck in MCU
Load, no backlight, TX LED flashing.
Setup: Astron 50A PSU;
I use EaseUS. It's a complete package with options for scheduled full backup,
incremental backups, continuous backup, disk image, etc. Also can be used to
clone disks.
Acronis is a very popular backup package for Windows. I used to use it but had
several mishaps, including not being able to re
Check DATA sub-mode. Do you want FSK-D or AFSK?
Sounds like you have set FSK-D and need AFSK.
Sent from my iPhone
...nr4c. bill
> On Sep 29, 2018, at 4:37 PM, John Baumgarten
> wrote:
>
> After not trying RTTY for a while, can’t get it working with my two K3 RRC
> set up on RTTY. No pr
IF you are using the USB connection to the computer, you need to either switch
to the RS 232 port and use that; OR take the cover off the K3 and move the
little slide switch on the KIO3B board to the opposite position. You can then
use the USB method. After you have re-installed the firmware
Many thanks for all the replies. K8ZTT had the correct answer and I am now
up and running again.
--
73,
Mike Cizek WØVTT
From: RIchard Williams [mailto:richarddw1...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Saturday, September 29, 2018 19:21
To: mgci...@gmail.com; elecraft@ma
Good Evening,
The sun remains quiet. The lower noise floor helps copy of weaker
signals. There is still a solar breeze feeding ions through the cracks
in our magnetic field. Whatever it takes.
Some of the trees are turning color lower down the mountain. Up here
only the shrubs chang
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