I have a Bengali Adventurer Mono key in the original box with a mount for
the KX3. It is without mars or blemishes. I have used a bit of electronic
cable lacing to secure the cable to the key. It can simply be cut and
removed. Also included is the 0.3 mm feeler gage and cleaning cloth. The key
is
I forgot to correct the subject. I updated to V. 1903.
Jim N7US
-Original Message-
Thanks for the suggestions. I found it hiding in All
Settings-->System-->Sound-->Input (or right click on the speaker icon-->Open
sound Settings), where I was able to choose my input device and
I had an issue with audio devices on my work machine after the upgrade. Had to
go into control panel and “fix audio problems”
Andy
K3CAQ
> On Jun 13, 2019, at 6:47 PM, Bob McGraw K4TAX wrote:
>
> I just completed update of this Windows 10 Pro system, 1809 update. Checked
> to see if
I just completed update of this Windows 10 Pro system, 1809 update.
Checked to see if WSJT-X communicated between the computer and radio and
find all is well. No issues, sound card both ways is correct and with
my K3S works as it should. I didn't have to change anything. Also
checked
Thanks for the suggestions. I found it hiding in All
Settings-->System-->Sound-->Input (or right click on the speaker icon-->Open
sound Settings), where I was able to choose my input device and rename it (to
Elecraft K3S RX) and pick the icon for a circuit board. Now it appears in the
MMTTY
My fav NR setting is F1-4.
In addition to Bobs excellent explanation about noise levels and
sensitivity, also consider adapting the AGC settings. Don's article
about AGC is very helpful: http://www.w3fpr.com/K3_AGC.htm
In some situations I even turn AGC off.
gd dx!
Gernot DF5RF
The K3S line out is missing.
Jim N7US
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From: Ed W0YK
Sent: Thursday, June 13, 4:42 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3S soundcard after Windows 1809 update
To: Jim N7US, Elecraft Reflector
It just so happens I was at Elecraft a couple hours ago testing a
It just so happens I was at Elecraft a couple hours ago testing a K3/KIO3B with
a Win10 1903 notebook and a Win7 notebook. Both saw Line In and Line Out on
the Codec.Did Windows possibly disable the Line Out? Or, is it not even
listed?BTW, is the missing device the K3 LINE OUT (PC Line In)
Jim,
Can I assume this is a newly purchased kit? Or are you building an
older one that has been sitting on someone's shelf for a long time with
Rev A boards. A serial number would be helpful - above SN 2999 will use
Rev B boards.
Given that you have 1.4 volts on the base of the PA
In Win10 settings, go to System/Sound. Under Advanced Sound Options
check Microphone privacy settings and turn on "Allow apps to access your
microphone." This bit me until someone posted the solution here. GL
73,
Brian, K0DTJ
On 6/13/2019 12:34, Jim N7US wrote:
After the update to Windows
Oops - I meant Windows 10 V. 1903.
Jim N7US
From: Jim N7US
Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2019 14:35
To: Elecraft Reflector (elecraft@mailman.qth.net)
Subject: K3S soundcard after Windows 1809 update
After the update to Windows 1809, Windows isn't seeing the line-out CODEC of
my K3S. It
After the update to Windows 1809, Windows isn't seeing the line-out CODEC of
my K3S. It recognizes the line-in one just fine. Any suggestions would be
appreciated. Thanks.
Jim N7US
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I finished building a basic kit with no options and the power output will
not rise above 2 watts and current (2A) is too high for that power.
Hi Cur flashes briefly before power output settles at 2 watts.
Voltage checks found the PA base bias circuit putting out
1.4 VDC but 0.8 V is expected.
The Noise Blanker only affects repetitive pulse noise such as ignition
type noise. Lightning and atmospheric is random noise. As to the Noise
Reduction, I find that use of the Attenuation and RF Gain control is far
superior to using DSP systems. Also remember it is Noise Reduction and
not
Dear Gang:
I bought a Bodnar GPSDO a while back on the suggestion of KN1CBR, Ted (get well
soon!) and it has worked great for use with the K3 XREF option. Though you can
run it on 12v, it gets hot. I found a 5v big wallwart supply from Jameco, part
# 1953612. It is a potted linear supply
Richard,
I suggest you contact supp...@elecraft.com for that information and
possible resolution.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 6/13/2019 3:07 AM, Richard Corfield wrote:
Serial number is 8383, if that helps place the manufacturing date and
therefore whether it's part of a batch with a known issue?
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Easy way out of this mess, if a little expensive...
A big PSU dedicated to the rig(s), implementing "Remote Sensing" so at a
distribution point close to the radio(s) the DC voltage is held
constant, irrespective of the cable length from the PSU.
This power supply should have a proper overload
This is not an easy thing.
First, are you hearing general band noise, a constant “ s” or
pulses as in lightning, power line, or ignition type noise.
For band noise, the NR will be your best solution. Experiment, but don’t go too
deep. Deep settings will distort and make it sound
Hi all
Has anyone lost their reflected power readings? My KPA500 has and I do
have a case opened regarding it and as well I have done some basic
component level debugging.
Since I am at my remote station, I don't have all the normal bench tools
handy, but my guess by a series of basic Ohm meter
Going from a TenTec Orion to the K3 the only disappointing thing to me was the
difficulty in using the NB and NR and DSP. I finally just gave up. If I can
hear it I work it. If I don’t I don’t.
W5SUM
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jun 13, 2019, at 5:04 AM, KC6CNN wrote:
>
> Hello Everyone.
> I
Hello Everyone.
I was listening this morning to a few week signals and lots of static.
I was playing with the IF Noise Blanker and DSP Noise Blanker and NR
Settings to find what would take out the static but leave the CW tone.
I could not find a good setting.
Is there any information or help
Serial number is 8383, if that helps place the manufacturing date and
therefore whether it's part of a batch with a known issue?
- Richard
On Thu, 13 Jun 2019 at 08:03, Richard Corfield
wrote:
> I've tried that with no success. Though I'd have been surprised as the
> trace labelling on the
I've tried that with no success. Though I'd have been surprised as the
trace labelling on the connector indicate microcontroller serial data
rather than individual switches. I'd expect the switch handling to be done
on the switch board.
I have SotaBeam's powerpole adapter fitted to the power
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