Sure enough, the BPFs are in the low-level RF path on TX and RX. Moral of the
story is to choose a transverter with a 28 MHz IF when maximum usable frequency
range is desired.
Gary NA6O
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I would like to connect these two and am following the guidance in Fred Cady’s
KX Line manual page 239 and details in the XV Owners Manual.
Wiring/connectivity is;
- KX3/KX2 RF out (28 MHz via BNC) connected to XV144 Tx In/IF1 port (single
port for RX/TX).
- KX3 ACC2 connected to XV144 CONTROL
Guess I’ll have to study the K3 block diagrams. For some reason I thought Xvrt
Out didn’t go thru the BPFs.
-Gary NA6O
On Jul 8, 2019, at 5:14 PM, w4sc wrote:
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> At 15MHz you are starting to be out of the 20M passband filter, at 16MHz you
> are well out of the 20M pass band,,, the passband
At 15MHz you are starting to be out of the 20M passband filter, at 16MHz you
are well out of the 20M pass band,,, the passband on 10M is around 2 or 3MHz
wide and thus would provide the proper drive level for 144 (28MHz), 145
(29MHz), and 146 (30MHz) MHz operation.
From the K3 users manual,
I'm testing the K3 XVTR output level for use with a Kuhne 144
transverter (opt. 05) which uses a 14 MHz IF.
XV1 PWR is set to 1.5 mW as required. Checking with my spectrum
analyzer, key-down CW output power at the XVTR Out jack varies as follows:
VFO=144 MHz (14.0 MHz out) +1.3 dBm
145
When I decided to sell my Elecraft K2 #7750, it was after weeks of
deliberation. Since I am relocating to a senior’s apartment complex and
will not be allowed a traditional ham station set up, a choice had to be
made: it was either keep my K2 #7750 or my KX2 #1098. I must confess it
was a
Lloyd,
Pull the key plug out, then see if it stops. If so, check the key and
the plug. The plug must be stereo and have the key connected only to
the tip and the shell (no connection to the ring).
73,
Don W3FPR
On 7/8/2019 11:27 AM, LL wrote:
I just set my new-to-me K1 up in the field. I
yes . Ray, K2ULR, set me right. What I needed, for using my little
Whiterook cootie, turned out to be a connector that was mono on one end,
and stereo on the other, which I had, in my go-bag.
On Mon, Jul 8, 2019, 12:44 PM Mike Morrow wrote:
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> > I just set my new-to-me K1 up in the field. I
Wayne or Eric,
Is the feature enabling a K4 to control a remote K4 over the Internet
planned for the first shipment group, or is it more likely this feature
will be added later?
Thank you.
John AF3K
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> I just set my new-to-me K1 up in the field. I can switch bands,
> but keying.the rig with my straight key results in a steady
> key-down that only stops when I power cycle the rig. The menu
> is not available.
The MENU should be available with your key unplugged. (If not you have much
I just set my new-to-me K1 up in the field. I can switch bands, but keying
the rig with my straight key results in a steady key-down that only stops
when I power cycle the rig. The menu is not available.
Any ideas? Everything worked perfectly at home, of course. supply voltage
is 13.2
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