throughout
I checked the KPA-1500 log, and all it shows is the "power input"
fault. What could be causing this erroneous indication of excessive
drive? A sticky relay?
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This is a question I've been wanting to ask...
I've had a KPA500 for 4 years and I've noticed that 20 meters requires
more drive. Most bands require 30 watts or less, but 20 requires 35-37
for 500 watts out. In the phone portion of 20, an SWR of 1.4:1 WILL
cause a fault. It's just real
t;OPER." Now, try and key amp. You should see asterisk in amp's
display window and around 200 watts out. An asterisk with underscore
indicates amp is being inhibited.
If amp still fails, I would check all connections internal to the amp.
Guess you could also see if the K3 is shutting d
need to supply a low to the amp.
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On 12/29/2014 4:58 PM, Wes (N7WS) wrote:
I'm a relatively new owner of a KPA500. I'm also, thanks to the new
K3 firmware, using QSK for the first time in my ham career.
These two facts have led to me hearing a slight clicking noise
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