Because I'm so happy with my K4 and now need to make some room in the
shack, I'm selling my K3s and P3.
K3s is the 100W version, has the auto-tuner, 2.7kHz SSB filter, K144XV 2m
transverter (without reference lock board), KFL3B-FM filter, and KBPF3
modified general-coverage board. I can't say
On 4/3/2024 6:44 PM, Robert Strickland via Elecraft wrote:
Jim, does that include attachments?
No attachments. Elecraft started this reflector at least 25 years ago.
That's how reflectors were in those days, and many of the old ones still
exist. There are several hosted at contesting.com
20 years ago, or thereabouts, when I lived in Northern VA I was a pretty
regular checkin on the Elecraft CW Net with my little KX-1. Amazingly, it
did quite well.
Over the Easter weekend I was once again in NOVA (visiting at my son's
house) and, ever the eternal optimist, I decided to see what I
Jim, does that include attachments?
...robert KE2WY
On 4/2/2024 22:09, Jim Brown wrote:
On 4/2/2024 1:45 PM, Robert Strickland via Elecraft wrote:
let;s try again w/ pic.
This reflector is plain text only. It rejects everything else,
including formatted text.
73, Jim K9YC
My shaft encoders have been giving me fits for years. I've brought some
new ones (from Elecraft). Has anyone replaced theirs and have any advice
on the procedure? How long does this take?
Thanks,
Frank
W4TG
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A 1.5 KW external wattmeter is much less expensive than a major KPA500
repair - I would not risk it.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 4/3/2024 6:15 PM, Mike Murray wrote:
If a KPA500 is in standby, can it be used to determine power output from
another amp by feeding the signal thru the KPA? I don't
Check the KPA500 manual. From memory, the max throughput in standby is
200W. As I say, check my memory against the manual.
*Ken*
*WA2LBI*
On Wed, Apr 3, 2024 at 6:36 PM Mike Murray wrote:
> If a KPA500 is in standby, can it be used to determine power output from
> another amp by feeding the
If a KPA500 is in standby, can it be used to determine power output from
another amp by feeding the signal thru the KPA? I don't currently have an
external power meter I can utilize to check output of an SB200, but I also
don't want to risk damaging the KPA.
73,
Mike - W0AG
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