I don't see a KANT3a listed - I was hoping to get something like that with my
K3 - I wanted the ANT1 ANT2 function but had no need for the tuner . Was told
there was not enough market for such an animal . Too late now, ended up buying
a KAT3 to get the function , figured a K3 with tuner more
Ok I give up - I always have a strong signal about 28004 on my K3 and it was
there this morning just like always and most all day - now its GONE and the rx
seems like its still working normally -107 dBm on the P3 for the 1 uv in . TX
ok too. Just no 28004 ??? What is the magic ?? Hank K7HP
Are you sure its only putting out 200 watts on 6 ??? MIne started acting that
way a few weeks after I assembled it , was perfect whenI first ran thru the
tests but later started doing exactly waht you describe . With an external
Array Solutions Powermaster wattmeter and good dummy load it was
While we are on this subject - is there a way to have CW+SSB on the split
frequency as in using the subrx for split freq and want to get a carrier with
key ? I have tried b SET and A>B ALL etc etc . You CAN get it by an A/B and
turning off split but would be handy to simply have it on both
resend to reflector because your email was blocked by spamcop - my lousy
Centurlylink email system . Ken - I have watched this thread for awhile - while
I have never had this issue - (with K3 7536) - sometimes when all else fails ,
trying an EEINT process is worth while ( I call that my
This is a reply from Mike Gruber -- Phoenix is planning 90,000 street and park
lights - Hank K7HP To Whom It May Concern: This is in response for your
request for public input concerning a conversion to LED street and park
lighting in Phoenix. Although these lighting devices must meet FCC
Number 1 is already there - unless you "DEMAND " that you do WHILE the computer
is sending CQ or whatever . Just press WIDTH to select I or II . K7HP -
Original Message -
> I'm not sure if this is on the list of requested firmware features, so
> I'll
> mention it here just in case:
>
Another approach -like K2AV.
I suspect the reason there are so many differing opinions on the effectiveness
for the K3NB
is that the noise pulses from an arcing piece of powerline hardware can be so
different .
In fact the better powerline RFI folks now use a receiver that takes a
I do this too - BUT have not figured a way to record the SUB rx output at same
time unless I made some sort of external circuit xfmr or resistors to feed LINE
OUT tip and ring to a single input Maybe there is something I am missing ? This
would also allow decoding RTTY from either MAIN or SUB
The stuff I have run into that is in the 16 to 18 khz range includes
furnace /air conditioner motor controls and washing machines.
Of course those are intermittent which is also a clue- although
there are some furnace/A/C blowers that stay on at low speed all
the time for circulation.
If
As a casual observer of this thread - does the oscillator have to be
precisely 10 mhz to a zillion decimal places OR does it just need
to be close to 10 mhz and verry stable ?
Years ago hams used to build 10 mhz xtal
oscillators/buffers - put them in a thermos bottle - dig a post
Elecraft already has a KPA1500 - just takes some effort on your part and some
Hard part is done .
4 KPA500 factory assembled from same production lot = 4 X 2300 or $9200
5 2 way 1.5 -54 mhz combiners capable 1 KW out (so cheap use both in and out-
includes dump loads) - 5 X $60 or $
Your friendly local ACE hardware carries Permatex ULTRA BLACK PX 82180 RTV
Silicone Gasket Maker - it is a non corrosive alcohol based cure.Not acetic
acid.
DXE also sells the same stuff in same package.
73
Hank K7HP
- Original Message -
Trivia ... RTV stands for room temperature
DXE has them look under black vinyl caps $5.75 for 20 - K7HP
On Dec 11, 2015, at 11:10 PM, KC6CNN wrote:
I am looking for a cap of some sort that will screw on the microphone
connector on my K3 and my K2.
I just want some type of cap that will protect it from dust.
I saw a
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