I'm using WSJT-X verson 1.8.0-rc2 with CAT control and having no
issues. Nothing exotic in my configuration, just using the single USB
cable between the laptop computer and the radio. I allow WSJT-X to log
the contact and then I export the generated ADI file to my LOTW and
QRZ.COM logs.
There's two things I often find missing in many ham stations: (a) a good
dummy load, (b) an accurate external SWR/Power meter. A good DVM is
also handy to have as well.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 9/26/2017 6:27 PM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Whenever I'm doing anything with a powered-up rig and don't
Looks like Debbie has the answercharter the entire dang
ship. Seems as that's what they did with only 89 travelers. Of course
it will likely break your ham radio budget for the year, and then some.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 9/26/2017 6:24 PM, W5RDW wrote:
I found this after a
I use it very successfully with my K3S and HDSDR software. Makes for a nice
2nd receiver, although it takes a separate computer to support the operation.
The P3 is a stand alone display. I don't have a P3 thus can't say with regard
to performance.
Bob, K4TAX
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> On Sep
My son, KD4ODR, and myself, K4TAX and our wives on a Royal Caribbean
cruise many years ago had the opportunity to visit the Radio Room of the
ship. I was amazed at the "antique" equipment still in place. The
Chief Radio Officer, in addition to the officer on duty, did indicate it
wasn't
The numbers I use for spacing and pressure for all of my keys, single
lever paddle, dual lever paddle and straight keys are as follows.
Contact spacing is adjusted with an automotive type or machinist type
feeler gauge to .005" or 0.13mm
The pressure to close the contact, measured at the tip
Most HF antennas for 160M, 80M and 40M, based on average height above ground,
have a feed Z less than 50 ohms at resonance. Some as low as 20 ohms.
Bob, K4TAX
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> On Sep 19, 2017, at 12:47 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
>
> They're in series when used in the
Yes, the G5RV is a good antenna...that is until one uses a great antenna,
which by the way, is not that difficult to build and put in the air.
Bob, K4TAX
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> On Sep 19, 2017, at 9:06 AM, Tom Francis, W1TEF wrote:
>
> LOL!! Yep
>
> Tom,
One very good source of information on OCFD antennas can be found at
http://www.dj0ip.de/antennas/
He also has a very good discussion and examination of various baluns,
common mode chokes, and tuner loss.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 9/18/2017 6:19 PM, Don Sanders wrote:
So not much different than
Using WSJT-X, 1.8.0-rc2 version, I just watch the decoded signals on the
Band Activity window and the DT value being displayed. If they are less
than 1.0 second either + or - value, the computer time is satisfactory.
If the DT value is greater than +/-1.0 second, I use internet time to
I agree with Don. It appears that many seem to make a simple solution much to
complex. Stop and think about the elements or points that control audio
levels. And don't forget, if you use the computer for other sound card
applications, it may change levels. It may be necessary to make notes
If you intend to use the KPA1500 as an exciter..what do you plan
to use for the PA?
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 9/11/2017 8:19 AM, Petr, OK1RP/M0SIS wrote:
Hi all,
Is there some beta tester allowed to test the KPA1500 exciter in the
field... any experiences?
That works too.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 9/9/2017 6:44 AM, Mike Harris wrote:
How about using the mouse scroll wheel, it adjusts the power in 0.1dB
steps. At least it does on my Win7 box.
The waterfall sliders also respond to the scroll wheel.
Regards,
Mike VP8NO
On 08/09/2017 21:52, Bob McGraw
As an operational note for WSJT-X. Version 1.8.0 -rc2
To adjust the audio level via the software slider marked *Pwr* on the
right, I find it more precise to place the cursor just above or just
below the slider bar, depending which way you wish the audio level to
go, and click the left mouse
Don is absolutely correct on his earlier points. The K3S setup and
operation does not follow the suggestions for setting the audio levels
as other radios and as described in the WSJT-X user information.
In DATA mode, it is my view that A L C stands for AUDIO LEVEL CREST.
i.e. the highest
I gave up on this. My amp drives with 75 watts. Regardless of amp or no
amp, no one seems to know any difference. I just operate at 75 watts.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 9/6/2017 1:20 PM, w...@comcast.net wrote:
I don't think the current firmware does this but is there a way to have the
K3S remember
I'll speculate that most hams today have a tuner at the station
location, while very few have tuners located at the load. The load
being the point where the coax or balanced line is attached or is
feeding the radiating device. That being the case with the tuner at
the load, then SWR on
One consistent issue I've observed is the failure to empty the grid leak
bucket. This must be done at least twice a day. Of course this only
applies where one is using hollow state devices. Othewise, in the
installation of FET's, they have a drain which requires equal attention.
73
Bob,
Wes, Bill, et al:
I think the first suggestion I made was to connect the radio direct to
the computer USB port. Hu, wonder why I said that???
More gadgets and helicopters are much alike..too dang many parts
to be reliable.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 9/4/2017 1:36 PM, Wes Stewart
I wholly agree. Every tuner placed in line has loss, two have twice or
more the loss. I rather deal with a bit of SWR. The loss in the line
due to any amount of SWR on the line does not change with the use of a
tuner.
Of course the tuner makes the radio and its operator seem more
Connect the K3S direct to a USB port on the computer. Most likely LP
Bridge is causing the issues. Also If you experience issues with
WSJT-X V1.8 I have found it must be installed in its own directory
under C:// and not into a program directory. It will make its own
directory by
Depending the type of noise, for repetitive pulse type noise only, the
Noise Blanker does it job. Now one must understand that all pulse noise
is not alike. Therefore, different values of NB, both with the IF
values and with DSP values, will require some adjustments. If the
noise is not
One point to consider, anytime one inserts a tuner in line at the
transmitter, additional loss is also introduced. Additionally the SWR
and related loss on the feedline is not reduced. Some tuners,
depending on load and frequency, can introduce as much as 25% power
loss. In many cases, a
In a recent QST article by Kai KE4PT he describes a nice antenna for portable
operation.
As to 2nd floor stations and grounding, I've operated mine in that
configuration for some 20 years. There is no "station ground". I do have 3rd
pin ground in place and all equipment is bonded to the
I've not used ALC from the amp to control the transceiver power in years. Just
set the transceiver power to the required power during tune up of the amp and
let the superior transceiver ALC do its job. This greatly prevents ALC
overshoot.
Bob, K4TAX
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> On Aug 30,
Tom, Bret et al;
I agree with you ... something is not right. I see my K3S
draws about 1.2 amps DC on receive. at 1.38 volts that's about 17
watts. If my supply is only 50% efficient, that's 35 watts. I can't
understand where the 350 watts would be used unless other equipment
While mentioned earlier, the effort to set the correct audio level such
that the ALC bargraph shows 4 bars solid and the 5th bar blinking has
been a challenge to many. I noted today that did happen after I changed
a few things around at my station. Further investigation concluded that
the
And he may be running a linear amplifier which is not tuned correctly.
I find frequently that hams really do not know how to tune a linear
amplifier and operate it so it is "linear". The result is splatter
among other artifacts. As they say, there's more that 's wrong than
correct.
73
A couple of things to check. Be sure the Line Output from the radio is not set
to high such that it is driven into distortion.
Also check the computer CODEC gain isn't too high and it being driven into
distortion. This is set in Windows Sound device Recording Level.
Also make sure the ALC
Most legacy receivers are designed for 10 meters. Within this point,
this generally says the receiver gain on lower frequencies is somewhat
excessive. Plus typical of most environments, the band noise increases
as frequency decreases. Additionally, the ear has the ability to easily
discern
I agree. This mostly falls under the Part 15 rules where it says in
general; "they must accept interference but not cause interference,
etc". It boils down to a cost point. In other words, they are using
the cheapest box that can be purchased to meet their requirements.
I've held their
I'll be glad to make and supply screen shots of my WSJT-X and K3S set-up
if anyone wishes. I find all works correct with the values and
settings I use. I do use DATA A mode thus only one USB cable from the
radio to the computer.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 8/26/2017 10:05 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
I use the more simplistic approach as Don suggests. I have my SDR Play
receiver connected via this manner. No external switching is required
as that port is protected during transmit. It works great and allows me
to monitor my own signal as well.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 8/23/2017 11:25 PM,
One point I've observed is the fact the noise on a given band may not be
the same from day to day, or week to week. Thus I find it necessary to
tweak the values of NR and NB for best performance. Same issues with
band to band, i.e. what I need on 80M is no where close to what I need
on 6M in
The Tennessee Highway Patrol still maintains their state wide systems, base &
mobile, in the 48/49 MHz range for this reason.
Bob, K4TAX
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> On Aug 22, 2017, at 12:27 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
>
>> On 8/22/2017 9:25 AM, Charlie T, K3ICH wrote:
>>
I wonder if these jacked up rates includes a current infestation of bed
bugs? I understand they are very popular these days.
No thank you, I'll stay in our own travel trailer.
73
Bob, K4TAX
K3S s/n 10163
On 8/18/2017 12:41 AM, Wes Stewart wrote:
Hmm, $51/night, for $5,000 they'll sell
We live 0.7 miles from the point of 100% totality lasting for some 2 minutes 30
seconds. Guess I'll ride my bike up the road to the point. At our house we
will only have something like 99.2% totality.
Bob, K4TAX
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> On Aug 17, 2017, at 8:09 PM, ab4iqkf4cxo
See page 63 of the manual. Also page 70 under Receive."*HI RFI*
warning:"
RFI DET - *NOR *enables detection of high RFI at the antenna in receive
mode. (see HI RFI warning. *Troubleshooting*). Set to OFF to disable
the warning.
73
Bob, K4TAX
K3S s/n 10163
On 8/15/2017 9:50 AM,
Forget about "what you've been told". Do your own research using various
publications such as ARRL Antenna Book or other like publications. Personally
in the "I've been told" area, it seems hams have more incomplete and inaccurate
information than correct and complete information.
Bob,
Not exactly correct.I have 2 which do not, as I measure and listen,
create any noise. On the other hand, I purchased a "deal" for a 13V /
30 amp supply. It measures...well it will never be in or around my
house as it generated lots of noise from 1 MHz to over 100 MHz. I was
Like most bills that go through Congress, it's not perfect.
My take, having lived in a HOA / Condo in S. FL, anything is better than
nothing. And nothing is what we've had in the past. Today, I'm
free, 2.5 acres, no antenna restrictionsexcept budget and my
wife. Those,
In looking back at my original post..I omitted the word NOT.
Thus "all PL-259 connectors are not all created equal".
Sorry folks, and thanks Jim for catching the over site.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 8/8/2017 12:42 AM, Jim Brown wrote:
On 8/7/2017 3:06 PM, Bob McGraw K4TAX wro
A comment on tuners. The SWR and associated increased loss remains the same on
the feed line regardless of the action of the tuner.When using a tuner, the
load only looks better to the transmitter and the tuner presents added overall
loss.
Reflected power is not totally lost power. Only
Just as a comment. PL-259 connectors are all created equal. Some are
great looking connectors and are just pure crap! The plating makes for
good looks but poor performance.
To that end, I always and every time snug my PL-259 connectors with a
pair of 4" Channel Lock pliers. Finger tight
There is a feature in WSJT-X that saves power setting and tune power per band.
So, to correct your concern, select the option and then set the value per band.
Bob, K4TAX
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> On Aug 7, 2017, at 3:41 PM, Terry Schieler wrote:
>
> I have been watching
Several have asked, this link should work.
73
Bob, K4TAX
K3S s/n 10163
https://www.dropbox.com/s/an06t907tx8xgid/Video%20Aug%2004%2C%208%2012%2025%20AM.mov?dl=0
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I did a spot sweep in 100 Hz steps from 1000 Hz to 2000 Hz using TUNE
function on WSJT-X. I observed, depending on frequency of the tone, the
value of ALC indicated does change. This to me indicates the uniformity
of the filter does show some ripple across the top. This is normal in
my
I posted a video in my Dropbox at the link below.It shows 4 ALC bars
solid on and the 5th flickering.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/an06t907tx8xgid/Video%20Aug%2004%2C%208%2012%2025%20AM.mov?dl=0
I find that anytime where any the controls are running at near a minimum
value, the
Better yet, just turn on the MON function on the radio and listen to the
tones. They must be perfectly clear and clean.And yes, I've found
that over driving the sound card will do really funny things to the ALC
and its display.Start low and work your way up. Remember there are
3
In RTTY are you using FSK or AFSK?
I'm surprised that you find the SPEAKER level at 100% as necessary. Of
course different sound card in computers behave differently. Also
the Line In at 4 sounds awfully low. I'd think more toward mid way is
better with better resolution in regard to
There's actually 3 places in the system where the audio level for
transmit must be adjusted correctly.
(a) SPEAKER - Just left click on the speaker ICON and set the level
for about 35%. Or right click on the speaker ICON, then select
Playback devices. Click on the one being used,
For those having issues, me included for a short period, I discovered
the following information. After doing so, my issues were all resolved.
From the WSJT-X Local User Guide:
Install/WSJT-X/into its own directory, for
example|C:\WSJTX|or|C:\WSJT\WSJTX|, rather than the conventional
Just click on the link at the bottom of any message where it says HOME.
Follow the page to near the bottom where it says UNSUBSCRIBE.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 7/31/2017 8:31 AM, terry.mac...@sympatico.ca wrote:
PLEASE PLEASE I have followed the process 3 times and it wont stop
Sent from Mail
For the price of the headset...order a new
one...trash the old one.I'd expect cost of the ear pads plus
shipping is ... 1/2 the cost of a new headset.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 7/30/2017 10:18 PM, George Winship, NC5G wrote:
Has anyone found a suitable replacement
Also check the settings of your side tone frequency. If it is different than
you tune, there will be an error.
Bob, K4TAX
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> On Jul 29, 2017, at 9:32 PM, Ian Kahn wrote:
>
> Check whether you may have accidentally set the RIT (Receive Incremental
>
I purchased my K3S, my first Elecraft product, based on three factors:
Performance, specified configuration as I wanted, and product support.
73
Bob, K4TAX
K3S s/n 10163
On 7/29/2017 11:55 AM, Walter Underwood wrote:
I agree.
People might expect a simple answer to “How much does a K3S
As one that is involved in other like type reflectors {owner and / or
moderator}, they are a great source of information, for problem solving
and learning, specially for those new to ham radio or new to a
particular radio. If one would just read the manual that would help for
75% of the time.
Hasn't anyone done any real measurements of this phenomenon? Just
because it is heard doesn't make it bad or in violation of the FCC
Spectral Purity of Emissions.And it is generally reported to be 2.7
kHz wide, i.e. the same as the SSB filter.
In measuring my K3S, s/n 10163, the worst
My K3S does show the voltage and current on its display. In receive it
nominally is 13.8 volts and 1.05 amps. For transmit, CW mode key
closed 100 watts output the current is 18.5 amps. Both of these values
concur with my power supply metering.
I've experienced no shut down while operating
As I learned from my previous manufacturing experience and knowledge, a
threaded fastener, a.k.a. screw, has a specific torque value which
should be applied to make it secure. The value depends on the screw
design, flat head, binder head, round head, undercut, pan head, etc.
The only way
The SignaLink is only handling audio. You need a separate cable between
the radio and computer for CAT control.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 7/22/2017 11:18 AM, Tommy wrote:
Hi Tim,
Thanks for responding! I keep getting a "rig control error, do you
want to reconfigure the radio interface?" when
I use the logging feature in WSJT-X. It does record the frequency and
signal reports in FT-8 mode as well as others. From this I export the
ADIF file to my logging program and upload to LOTW.
The issue I've encountered it that the ADIF Standard does not have the
FT-8 mode. Thus it is not
There's basically two types of RFI.
Conducted --- Being noise/RFI traveling through the wiring thus via
direct connection. Conducted RFI can be attenuated to satisfactory
levels by including a power line filter in the system {preferably at the
source}. The filter suppresses conducted noise
I have found certain instances when using a software program to control
/ communicate with the radio, when closing the software application it
may not terminate correctly and thus leave some odd data in the radio or
leave the radio in questionable or unknown state. This most often
occurs when
From the WSJT-X site:https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/k1jt/wsjtx.html
73
Bob, K4TAX
NEW FEATURES IN WSJT-X Version 1.8.0
1. New mode called FT8: sensitivity down to -20 dB on the AWGN
channel; QSOs 4 times faster than JT65 or JT9; auto-sequencing
Regarding the defrost heat element, there's two terminals, one on either
side. However with the resistance of the defrost wiring in the window,
it might be more like a dummy load. Of course one could just feed one
side against the auto body, unless one drives a Corvette which is mostly
I know many of you are a CW die hard, but have you tried the new digital
mode FT-8? It is from Joe Taylor, WSJT-X version 1.8.0-rc1. Easy to
get up and running. Specially a breeze with the K3S and its USB
communications. It makes JT-65 and other modes appear like watching
an Oak tree
Could it be the AFX function is on? This adds a bit of delay between L
and R. In using a pair of non-amplified external speakers connected
to the rear SPKRS jack, I don't notice any objectionable echo when NR is
engaged. The setting which I use for SSB is NRmF5--1. This is mixed
Just be sure your computer clock is updated before doing this. I use
this method frequently by allowing the computer to automatically and
electronically update to a time standard. The Utility is free for
download from the Elecraft website.
Also I use the utility to store the latest
A drop or two of liquid dish washing detergent and soft cloth or rubbing
with ones fingers works quite well.A word of caution, NEVER wipe a
dry plastic lens. Any dust particle will most likely scratch the surface.
On 7/10/2017 3:38 PM, KD7PY wrote:
I use this to clean the display and
Sounds to me as though a bit of RFI is causing issues. I trust there
is adequate isolation physically between the station and the antenna and
that you are employing a Common Mode Choke on the feedline at the
transceiver.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 7/8/2017 11:44 AM, Matthew Cook wrote:
Howdy All,
I fully agree with Jim, K9YC on the point of distortion. In fact there
are two signal paths in which distortion will affect ones results.
Certainly audio distortion on the TX side will affect the quality of
ones transmitted signal and distortion on the receive will affect ones
decode
One anomaly which I've just observed with my K3S. I did set the
software as suggested for SPLIT mode for WSJT-X / JT-65. The radio
followed as expected. I made a few contacts successfully with this
configuration. When I closed WSJT-X I noted it left the radio in SPLIT
mode. I can just
Ted, Fred et al;
As a rule using the SSB mode to send CW is very risky at best. Any hum
or distortion, meaning the smallest amount, on the CW generated audio
signal will produce harmonics of the fundamental audio tone . These
will pass through the SSB generator and sideband filter and
Using audio tones in LSB or USB mode for CW is risky business. Any
amount of over drive or excessive audio anywhere in the system,
computer, software, radio and such WILL cause problems. Same for hum or
distortion of the audio, specially if impacted by a wee bit of RF in the
audio.
I don't
While I run WSJT-X for JT-65 and JT-9, I use the radio to computer USB
cable for communications and audio. Of course I'm running Windows 10.
Everything works great and very simple to set up and operate.
While your preference is Linux, seems you are making the issue much more
complex than
Why split? The K3S should be in Data A mode and should switch to Data
when you allow WSJT-X to connect. Typical bandwidth for receive is 2.4
kHz to 2.7 kHz.If you switch to JT-9 via the software then the radio
should move up band 2 kHz.
This is all configured in the Settings F2 menu
Yes! Seems the customer put a very large ring terminal on his radio ground
wire. Then removed the battery cable at the battery, slipped the ring terminal
over the negative post and then put the battery negative cable back in place.
All was well until he took the car in for service. As
I find Don's info to be exactly correct as it applies to the USB
connection between the radio and computer.As to the Line IN and Line
OUT on the back of the radioI've never used it.
With Windows 10, if you wish the Sound Card to show the levels in dB,
just right click on the level
My Silverado power outlets are always ON and are fused at 10 amps.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 6/26/2017 11:48 PM, Eugene Worth wrote:
Does anyone know the amp rating of the two 12v power outlets in the Silverado
1500 for 2017?
And, if you do know, is it switched (with the ignition) or always on?
If one chooses to use band pass filters then one should anticipate using
an external antenna tuner as well. This of course depends largely on
the antenna and the impedance of the antenna at a given frequency.If
one is using resonant antennas with a reasonably close 50 ohm impedance
then
Yes, even my 160M center fed dipole {256 ft} with its balanced feed
line and a 4:1 Guanella dual core current balun works quite nice on 6M.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 6/22/2017 2:48 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
If you have a K3, K3S, or KX3, with the built-in auto tuner, then any antenna
is a 6 m
See the CONFIG Menu, LIN OUT to adjust level. Normal is 010.
73
Bob, K4TAX
K3S S/N 10163
On 6/22/2017 12:31 PM, Dick via Elecraft wrote:
Hello Elecraft,
When feeding the audio from the K3S USB port to the CPU, the K3S audio
level is extremely high and way too hot for good performance
Just order you needs from Amazon today or tomorrow and have it by
Friday. I ordered my Koss SB 40 headset/mike on Friday and it was
delivered Monday. No expedited shipping either.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 6/20/2017 6:05 PM, Clay Autery wrote:
Guessing there's a really good chance that we'll
Plug the mike and phones into the respective jacks as marked on the rear
and the foot switch into the PTT IN connector. The MENU under MIKE SEL
will need to be changed as discussed earlier.
Personally, as fantastic as the VOX works, I really enjoy using that
feature. Of course using VOX
I use this configuration, headset with mike {Koss SB 40} and a separate
desk boom and mike {PR781} along with a pair of external speakers. It
is easy to switch between the two mikes with just a change from rP {SB
40} to fP {PR 781} via the menu. In both cases, I find mike gain
selection
Oh no, sticky goo forever.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 6/17/2017 3:44 PM, Rose wrote:
Or hair spray ...
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Just spray the inside of the trash container with Fabric Softener. As
to the ones in the box, same thing. Static gone.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 6/17/2017 3:20 PM, Dauer, Edward wrote:
Just received a K2 kit via UPS -- my third in fact -- and spent 20 comical
minutes trying to empty out the
I'm not aware of any electronics company that doesn't, from time to
time, sell and ship a product with faults. For what it's worth, that's
why the company provides a warranty. Otherwise, no warranty would be
needed if they are "perfect" 100% of the time. Won't happen!
Seems some folks are
You say RIT is not engaged, but what about XIT? Either of these being
ON can cause an issue in this regard.Additionally, the way one
person tunes to a SSB station may cause some frequency disparity between
two stations. Excercise: with eyes closed, tune to a station and then
look at
On Jim's points, I fully agree. It seems hams are prone to over
complicate a rather simple issue. There's more than adequate mike gain
in the K3S, thus I find no technical reason for the use of an external
preamp. The internal EQ of the K3S again is most adequate to correctly
tailor
I had to refer to the manual for this. Pre 1 is available for all bands and
has 10 dB gain. Pre 2 is available for 12/10/6 M and has 20 dB gain. They are
not stacked.
Bob, K4TAX
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> On Jun 10, 2017, at 9:48 AM, Jim Miller wrote:
>
> I'm confused a
I've never been concerned about a SWR of 3:1 or less on HF. Even with a
3:1 SWR, depending on feed line loss, most of the power is reflected
back to the antenna and is radiated. Now if the length of feedline has
3 dB of loss at the given frequency, then approximately 1/2 of the
reflected
Your operation is similar to one I encounter when operating from our RV.
A balun has several primary and in may cases mutiple functions. Some,
all or none may be contained in the specific balun design:
(a) operation between a balanced and an unbalanced circuit. Hence BalUn
meaning balanced
Based on your current operation and your present listing of equipment,
I'd suggest the K3S-100. You have a tuner so no internal ATU unless you
want the internal automatic convenience. You have a good mike, I use
one of those myself. As to filters, the standard filter is most
adequate and
I use a Heil PR 781 with great success. The K3S TX EQ is set as follows;
-16 dB @ 50 Hz, -12 dB @ 100 Hz, -6 dB @ 200 Hz, and 2400 Hz @ +3 Db,
3200 Hz @ +6 dB.
Working distance to the face of the mike is 4" to 5" on axis {one fist}
so as not to enhance bottom end due to proximity effect,
I have the K3S USB cable connected direct to one of the USB ports on the
computer. As to radio set-up, see page 33 of the manual for details. I
use DATA A mode for PSK & other data modes. The software is usually
FLDIGI, HRD/DM780 or WSJT-X which all work under Windows 10 successfully
and
One other item, if available, try another brand/model radio using the
same power supply, location, antenna and such. If it is present on
that radio, most likely it is radiated. If it is not present, then most
likely it is generated in the K3. {To which that is an entirely
different can of
I agree. Even better.
73, Ron AC7AC
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From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Bob
McGraw K4TAX
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2016 9:18 AM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] 12 meter K3 RFI from nearby FM station
A
Perhaps the 5 MHz rock is a third overtone cut. My experience, I've
never been successful in getting a third overtone cut to oscillate on
the fundamental frequency.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 2/11/2016 9:38 AM, zabarnick . wrote:
I recently built the small test oscillator circuit shown in the K1
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