FS K3S-F ser #112XX, purchased 04/2017. Excellent condition. No smoking shack.
Thinning the shack down.
Has the following options factory installed:
100W upgrade – KPA3A-F
ATU for K3/K3S – KAT3A-F
2.8 for 2.7kHz filter swap – KFL3A-2.8_2.7SWAP-F
K3 Digital Voice Recorder – KDVR3-F
K3 General
I second what Tex says. It only takes a word or two to realize that this is a
Begali. The optional magnetic base is a real pleasure, especially for mobile
operation.
73 de W6BK (Begali Adventure SN 6)
On Jan 13, 2013, at 10:46 AM, ac...@aol.com wrote:
> I also have the KXPD3 and have the sa
John,
Start with the TX audio equalizer set flat. That is all 8 bands set to zero.
The HC5 already has the necessary equalization built in. If you want to use a
full range element like the iC or the HC 6, try the following:
1 -16
2 -16
3 -12
4 -2
5 -2
6 +2
7 +4
8 +6
The Heil website ha
nna jacks; instant auto-bandswitching with any rig via
> RF sensing; and full integration with the KX3.
>
> 73,
> Wayne,
> N6KR
>
> On Dec 30, 2011, at 9:49 PM, David Elliott wrote:
>
>> Here is a really neat 100 watt amp that can be frequency controlled by the
Here is a really neat 100 watt amp that can be frequency controlled by the
FT817. It can be ordered from Japan.
http://www.thp.co.jp/english/hl_100bdx_e.html
I look forward to my KX3 but don't plan to sell the FT817. As you say, they
are different radios for different uses.
73 de W6BK
On
If you have a high noise level, you might try the Pixel Loop (38 inches).
http://www.pixelsatradio.com/product/shortwave-magnetic-loop-antenna/
This is very effective at reducing noise and interfaces well to the K3 thru the
RX ant.
73 de W6BK
On Dec 7, 2011, at 2:56 PM, Bill Ross wrote:
>
The Elecraft MH2 has worked well for me. It is not exactly cheap but it is
wired correctly and can be used without modification for the K3 as well.
73 de W6BK
On Oct 2, 2011, at 5:48 AM, T Witherspoon wrote:
> Hi, Group,
>
> I have a K2 with the mic configured for Kenwood. I've never used a
No.
The proper number of rigs is just one more.
73 de W6BK
On Sep 7, 2011, at 7:13 AM, Peter Wollan wrote:
> It is possible to have enough rigs.
>
> http://forums.qrz.com/showthread.php?311312-Washington-Island-s-Ham-Radio-Treasure
>
> Peter W0LLN
> ___
Does anyone remember what a Faraday cage is? All you have to do is to keep a
spare transceiver in a metal box. After the event, it will be fine.
73 de W6BK
On May 31, 2011, at 1:01 PM, Roland Whitsitt wrote:
> I wonder if anybody has considered a modern day transceiver that is resistant
> t
Gary,
Seem like most of the important points have been covered except perhaps one:
the P3. The use of the P3 with the second receiver in split operation (contest
or DX) is simply awesome! You might want to play with one before you decide.
For example, with the second receiver and the P3, yo
Paul,
Using a mobile antenna like the Hamstick on a vehicle is one of the easiest
ways to have fun portable with a QRP rig. If you didn't do it, try using a
few (3 or 4) relatively short (20 feet or so) radials from the base of the
antenna. I use insulated wire and just let them fall where t
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