ns. I use a Samsung Tablet 10.1 for common day-to-day applications,
but cannot imagine using it for, e.g. PSK or JT stuff.
Your reaction?
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John,
In theory, you shouldn't have any issue running older 32-bit
applications on a Win7 x64 compute
l
PCI and PCIe slots.Because the chassis is roomy, these slots will
accommodate older, full-height, boards that smaller machines could not.
Granted that it is a bit behemothic in this day and age, but between it
and my 70-amp Astron power supply, I feel safe even in high winds and
minor earthquakes.
Joh
In the meantime, good luck and enjoy our magnificent hobby. BTW I
condemn in strongest terms the prevailing idea that the consumer does
not need a set of OS disks...but many vendors will sell them to you for
a buck or two.
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On 9/28/2012 1:23 AM, Richard Fjeld wrot
often turn out to have a simple source.
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On 9/28/2012 12:30 AM, Robert Mccormack wrote:
> Has anyone on the list experienced problems with Win7 when attempting a K3
> firmware upgrade?
>
> My friend Aki ZL1GO has attempted the upgrade using his new W
unstable
that it was even difficult to find the signal from it with a
communications receiver. Fortunately, the vendor accepted a return.
Good luck!
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On 9/24/2012 7:40 AM, TAC wrote:
> Anyone u
ve had no
problem with drift. I should mention that my XV144 is stacked on my
XV432 with 1" aluminum bar stock used for spacing, and there is no
cooling fan.
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I use a 10 element beam on 2 and an 11
element beam on 3/4 meters, and these are barely adequate for DX use
from my location. A good antenna installation (high-gain array, proper
feed lines) will overcome any slight deficiencies in the transverter
front end...if one can hear antenna noise, one is f
David...
I have an XV144 and an XV432, built about a year apart (and about 2
years ago). The front LEDs seem about the same in brightness, suggesting
in your case perhaps a difference in the driver circuitry itself.
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least one thread in which the add-in is put into a separate box. You
might be interested in that variation. It is not quite so simple as just
putting a box around the amp, however.
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On 6/11/2012 8:39 AM, Stephen Roberts wrote:
> Is there a thread that looks at opt
reason.
On HF I am mostly a CW or other digital person, and CW copy is, IMHO,
best done by the little grey cells.
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On 5/26/2012 12:22 AM, Fred Jensen wrote:
> On 5/25/2012 9:13 PM, John_N1JM wrote:
>> I'm a little disappointed in the text decoder for cw. It work
Paul
I am using an AVerMedia C127 "GameBroadcaster HD" in a slot on my
DELL XPS 420...it captures the output from the P3 without dropping
frames, and of course gives one the "windowed" P3 output directly on my
WIN7 Ultimate machine -- totally resizeable, relocatab
drive in a dual-boot configuration, and in this instance
it runs perfectly well. I was not able to pinpoint the source of
difficulty with Ubuntu running in the VM vis-a-vis FLDIGI, although
otherwise it was perfectly satisfactory.
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On 5/22/2012 4:41 PM, kevinr wrote:
>
urity. If I disconnect from the
internet, the only ways someone can hack me are via my WiFi or to
physically break into my home. I have taken pains to barricade the
former. The latter takes care of itself in the usual way.
Hope this answers your questions
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sectors." A bit image backup
takes only a few minutes, and can be made on an auxiliary hard drive or
a jump drive. This operating philosophy has been known since dust was
invented, and is not the last refuge of a paranoid person, only a means
to protect oneself.
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ht be nice to have a few P3 commands available in FLRIG, and he
concurs, though I suspect this matter is not high on his priority list.
I have never used the terminal capabilities of either the K3 or P3
utilities.
Good luck with your endeavors.
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On 5/21/2012 2:
h to simply bypass
these automatically to the trash. A multiplicity of lists would entail
dredging each one for tailings of interest...
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On 5/20/2012 6:03 AM, Ussvdharma wrote:
> how about seperate reflectors for k2, k3, p3??? this single one is getting
My P3/K3/100 is on abt 24/7 ... I have observed no such behavior.
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On 5/18/2012 10:01 AM, Bill Hammond wrote:
> I have been experiencing frequent display resets and frame freezing on my P3
> with SVGA adapter. I am running the latest firmware (1.16) loaded with the
about "planning for the succession" includes worries about the several
other PCI and PCIx boards I have in active use, most particularly the
frame grabber that allows me to 'window' my P3 operation.
Thanks for bringing up the Edgeport boxes. They seem to be very well
thought
9. I have used Firewire, USB, and RS-232, and find I
much prefer the latter. I am fortunate to have a desktop with expansion
slots, though in a bit of a quandary planning for the succession.
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A starting point fro further reading might be:
http://physics.aps.org/story/v17/st15
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350 watts) I
leave FLRIG running, as it gives very nice semi-remote access to many of
the K3 parameters, but that has little to do with the "issue" of using a
SignaLink.
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> Good Morning All,
> I have a K3 and am awaiting my
one
of the PSKs enables
(nay, obligates) one to work with ~25 watts of power or less, as
needed...and with excellent results.
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Something seems wrong with your particular set-up. I have a K3/100 + P3,
and it makes no audio sounds whatever when turned on or off. There is a
slight relay click, but it is not particularly noticeable.
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> Hi Richard,
>
&g
found this to be an invaluable tool for "Manhattan"
and dead-bug construction as well.
There are excellent tutorials on SMC/SMD mounting that can be found
using Google. A key psychological attribute is confidence.
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available cheaper if one shops around.
I will send a couple of screen shots off reflector to whomever wants to
view them.
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al thought to this? It is tantamount to
designing a remote software control panel for the K3...
Please, no flames...I can already hear the screams of anguish from those
K3 users who do not want their box soiled by contact with a computer,
e.g. "why did you buy a K3 if you hate it so much?&qu
It was W4PW or something very similar...I worked him one morning from
(then West) Germany as DJ0NH.
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On 4/11/2012 11:31 PM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
> Ha, ha! Yes, it would have been "Whisky Six Quebec Alpha Sierra".
>
> It was in the early 70
k of intellectual curiosity that reflects poorly on
amateur radio.
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On 4/10/2012 4:17 AM, David Gilbert wrote:
> What was uncivil? I was honestly curious why you'd buy a P3 when you
> don't like the way it works, and I'm even more curious why you'
the same garage.
It also seems to me that a modicum of civility might well be maintained...
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On 4/10/2012 12:42 AM, David Gilbert wrote:
>
> Then why did you buy a P3 instead of an LP-Pan or SDR-IQ or QS1R?
>
> Dave AB7E
>
>
> On 4/9/2012 7:42
the P3. I would like Tom's project to succeed, and will also be glad to
alpha- and beta-test the project.
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On 4/9/2012 10:32 PM, ai6ii wrote:
> Sounds like an interesting project Tom. I had to give up my dual monitor
> setup to run the p3vga. It is quite addic
Cable X-Perts does indeed make custom cables, with a very wide selection
of coax types and connector varieties. I have used them extensively with
my K3/P3, transverters and brick amps, and have found them to be
supremely satisfactory.
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mes Dave is a bit slow on answering the telephone...I would try
him in the mid-afternoon CA time.
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On 4/4/2012 9:38 AM, Larry wrote:
> Does anyone have a recommendation for a 100 watt amplifier for 2 meters
> for the k3? Thanks in advan
groping through fog. The F3k
antenna tuner would not tune my antennas on 10 or 6 meters, and I had to
move to an external tuner.
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On 4/2/2012 10:16 PM, Joe K2UF wrote:
> You might want to drive around the block for awhile in a used ford or chevy
> before you jum
a 2-stage transmitter, and the idea was known long before that.
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> Many will enjoy the video and photograph in the attached link to my Flickr
> page. It features a photograph of a beautifully crafted 1930's designed
&g
PSK-20 and a Pennywhistle. For digital modes I
use fldigi but imagine that DigiPan or Airlink Express would work if
more limited capabilities were needed.
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Someone asked about fem. RJ-45s. Cyberguys! sells RJ-45 jacks in both
CAT5e and CAT 6 -- some do not require a punch-down tool. See
www.cyberguys.com
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ot opposed to contests per se, but when the calendar is completely
dominated by this kind of activity, I think it is "out of control," as
N5GE observes.
It is a pity that the Elecraft CW net had to be cancelled because QRM
from contests would have overwhelmed it.
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I simply have to shut down my HF operations when there is
a big contest weekend. (Fortunately, the VHF/UHF contests are more
neighborly.)
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On 2/20/2012 1:34 AM, n...@n5ge.com wrote:
> As far as contests are concerned, I believe they are out of control, but
>
Koss makes a range of stereo headsets and Walmart sells them for much
less than does Amazon.
On 2/18/2012 7:11 AM, Mike K2MK wrote:
> Hi Peter,
>
> The Koss SB40 looks physically identical. Makes you wonder if Koss makes
> them for Yamaha or vice versa. Here in the US the SB40 is available for $3
110% agreement. If you want a voice-only machine, just look for "semi
break-in" in the specs. (You could also look for "AM only.") Don's
comment about the merit of trying to fix a broken amplifier by modifying
the K3 is right on target. How about a big knife switch
e, and
am very pleased with it. The cost is ~$150 for the low-end model.
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should be as plentiful as Teapot Party peeps in SC.
Look at a polar projection from your QTH to AK. There is a lovely
AZMAP program by AA6Z, Paul Burton, available on the internet, which you
may find helpful. Check out http://www.aa6z.com/
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On 2/2/2012 8:43 AM,
Does anyone know any details about the "new" ultra-fast Katabi FFT, its
coding, etc. as reported in the most recent New Scientist?
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well with RTTY and the myriad other
digital modes. Its ability to work with SSB means you can even talk to
the "upside-down" RTTY people on 10 meters from eastern Europe (using
LSB) without gyrations.
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m the operating position, and I had hoped to add the SVGA to put the
output more directly in front of me.
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Dan...
Thanks very much for the information...the "DualView" unit looks
excellent, as do the others...
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On 1/14/2012 9:05 PM, AB3EN wrote:
> If you are unhappy with the way the new P3 adapter is designed you might want
> to check thi
when an el cheapo monitor is added on, it
begins to be more like 50% of the cost of the P3.
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On 1/14/2012 4:34 PM, Brian Fernandez wrote:
> The strength of your feeling on the issue registers but why
> is it a "disastrous" decision? It is just
Bill...you need to re-read K2AV's email to the list. The point is NOT to
make the P3 require a dedicated monitor...an A/B switch does nothing to
change the present situation...
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On 1/14/2012 4:32 PM, Bill Adams wrote:
> Isn't it possible to use an A B sw
the pleasure of the P3, and the situation, as it
stands, pretty much insures that I will not purchase the SVGA adapter.
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On 1/14/2012 3:46 PM, Guy Olinger K2AV wrote:
> What I would like more is the ability to export that SVGA info somehow to
> my PC so I can put i
oo" contributions to a thread dies down.
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On 12/28/2011 4:55 PM, Alan Bloom wrote:
> On Wed, 2011-12-28 at 13:22 -0800, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
>
>> You call it "QRM". That's an excellent description. But understand that 90%
>>
harder to work than the aluminum sort.
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On 12/22/2011 4:17 PM, Jim Miller wrote:
> Now that Santa has a P3 on his sleigh I'm looking to clean up the little
> bits of operating debris I've been creating to operate various functions.
> I'm looking fo
No problems of this ilk on my 2+ year old K3.
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On 12/21/2011 7:01 AM, Ken Wagner K3IU wrote:
> G'morning:
> If you address this problem to K3Support
> @ elecraft.com, I'm sure that a solution
> will be provided.
> 73,
> Ken K3IU
>
ut. Many others have
written me privately (probably so as not to antagonize Elecraft), very
interested in the same idea. I already run 2 monitors (17", 24") on my
desk, so adding a 3rd one, dedicated *solely* to the P3, is not really a
comfortable option. Please keep me (us) abreast of th
monitor. I think the product needs some serious re-thinking.
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On 12/18/2011 8:28 AM, Bruce Beford wrote:
"Hi, John, the P3SVGA has it's own output connector, to connect directly
to a monitor. It will not share the display with anything else, like
your PC (u
with fixed-size windows
that fill the entire screen!
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On 12/18/2011 7:40 AM, Ron - PE8E wrote:
> Eric,
>
> Could you please consider 1920x1200 to accommodate 16:10 (more upmarket)
> widescreens?
>
> 1024x768 = 4:3 = XGA
> 1280x1024 = 5:4 = SXGA
>
&
flat panel displays, one can get quite
large TV sets with HDMI inputs for about the same price, a couple
hundred bucks. I use a 36" LG TV in the living room with another small
computer along with cable reception. That would give a "really big
picture" for the P3 .
John Ragle --
I agree it is not difficult. I outlined a couple of Q&D ways of doing
this for K1ZZI.
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On 12/6/2011 3:03 PM, Tony Estep wrote:
> It's easy to work split with PSK if you use AFSK.
>
>
s work well and require much less computer power. DigiPan works
just fine on my netbook. There is other software, but much of it is
badly "overgrown" and represents very poor programming practice IMNSHO.
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On 12/6/2011 12:22 PM, Ralph K1ZZI wrote:
> Using PS
I would like to respectfully request that those who contest or who have
problems operating their AGC please put either "contest" or "AGC" in
their subject line so I can set up Junk Mail filters to delete them from
my List Server downloads automatically.
John Ragle -- W1
he K2 was also functional, and trading it in on an F3K was quite a
serious mistake on my part, cured only by acquisition of the K3/100 Ser.
No. 4103.
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On 11/30/2011 3:04 PM, Gary D Krause wrote:
> The first few years that I was licensed, I bought a new rig almost ev
Strange! My K3 already does both of these things, right from the factory.
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On 11/29/2011 9:08 PM, ANTHONY JAPHA wrote:
> It would be great if the power level for the instant band was shown on the
> display. Particularly so for users who use different power lev
At risk of prolonging this thread, I also live in a very quiet location.
The "smart meter" is about 20 feet from the shack (60 feet from nearest
antenna), has been there for at least 10 years, and there is not a trace
of RFI from it that I recognize as such.
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stitched between and Velcro closures at the corners. I have
forgotten what these are called, but they are standard in mountaineering
stores. One put them on the hardware like a diaper.
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There was never any sort of installation problem, and I would be glad to
share my settings off-server. It is a great little box.
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> I ordered one just last week but since I was out of town
no
doubt some...try e.g. Astron -- I have a couple of their larger linear
supplies that are very good. It seems unlikely that you can find a
wallwart linear, but there are good wallwart-type supplies with
filtering...normally used to provide power for higher-end laptop computers.
Joh
ards
come the same way. Several of the SDR programs also have an "image
killer" available. I am guessing when I say that this "image killer"
works by adjusting the phase (time delay)...the ones I have used are
offset-specific WRT the particular image that is removed.
John
to earlier efforts, and proceed to write
something new, clean, and utilitarian.
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> IMHO, The weak link in this SDR thing is the computer and software.
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have used this board for I/Q PMSDR units, and the 192 kHz sampling
rate is totally adequate.
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On 11/7/2011 4:32 PM, Richard Fjeld wrote:
> ...I will be interested to see where a 192 KHz card can be
a much more capable WIN7 machine that handles digital mode
communications very well, along with all my other computing needs, e.g.
Maple/MathCad, video chat, records keeping, PC board editing, etc. etc.
ad naus. Guess which one travels with me in mobile mode...
quot; from imperfections in the flux closure of a perfect
toroid).
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On 10/17/2011 3:14 PM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
> I've never seen an HF Yagi with an air core balun at the feed point. Such
> baluns for HF were typically a foot or more square! (The only
core material. In those, working at 60
Hz, a tiny air gap could be tolerated, even though its effect was
somewhat like a "magnetic" resistor in the flux path. One does not see
these as much any more, but I can remember taking them apart to harvest
the wire inside...and being left with
ho said that the cracked toroid is
basically junk. It has lost its utility because the magnetic circuit is
broken at the crack. It is unlikely that superglue will restore it.
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On 10/16/2011 4:41 PM, Ian White GM3SEK wrote:
> Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
>>>
nce, I will try disconnecting
the 10 meter beam and capping off the HF antenna input on the K3. I have
a reasonable guess as to the effect of this maneuver.
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On 10/15/2011 10:14 AM, John Lemay wrote:
> Hello Roger
>
> I also have the K3 with internal transverter. 10m i
coax and only about 2 feet away. The signals did not diminish in
strength, so they were not coming in through the XV432 antenna input.
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On 10/15/2011 8:18 AM, Roger Banks wrote:
> Hi All
> I was monitoring 144.370 today on the K3 with K144XV module installed when I
&
Google "spud launcher" or "spudgun."
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On 10/9/2011 8:31 AM, gold...@charter.net wrote:
> What was the tennis ball launcher used. I think you gents called it an
> antenna bazooka or similar. I need to make one of those for putting up
>
Curt...
The K2/100 PA fits nicely inside the K2...(my experience)...and if
you try it, you will find it is not a "cram" job. I think it would be
much more convenient than trying to run things "outboard."
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On 10/7/2011 5:46 PM, Curt wrote:
>
. More recently, I chose to install a serial port card in my
"mainframe" (v.i.), primarily to simplify the hardware in the shack.
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is little better than Twitter or FaceBook,
e.g. a total junk organization, but lacking even the minimal control
exercised by the latter two.
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On 9/18/2011 5:27 PM, mark crossland via LinkedIn wrote:
> LinkedIn
>
>
> m
rough approximation to this ideal case (grin). I think the esthetics of
rain sounds would normally outweigh the dangers of lightning damage...my
condolences on your multiple damages (been there, done that myself). I
don't think the metal roof had much to do with them.
John Ragle -- W1ZI
re talking about personal opinions or choices) is
that anyone foolish enough to drill out a thru-plated hole probably
doesn't know which end of a screwdriver to hammer on anyhow.
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On 9/13/2011 11:48 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> John,
>
> Each to his own choices,
Tom...
Such things are a pain in the ASCII...and I have made several
mistakes of this kinds previously. After fooling around, tearing traces,
etc. I have discovered that BY FAR THE BEST way to go about this is to
use solder braid. You can buy it in small spools from Radio Shack, or
just s
akin to the old
PolyPaks of floor sweepings..
To me, Manhattan style construction is psychedelic, and I am talking
about HB, not smokin' boards..."mind-freeing."
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On 9/11/2011 2:29 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> ...if you are doing "from scratch" h
home, which was Fairbanks,
Alaska.
Sic Transit Gloria Monday (it is actually Tuesday @0230)
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power supply...I have not tried a battery, but am tempted by curiosity
to do so. What sayeth the multitude?
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I run K3/100 Ser. No. 4103. It has a relay click on power on, but
nothing from the speakers. Go figure...
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On 9/4/2011 4:46 PM, Mike wrote:
> The external speakers have a pretty loud pop at power on. The headphones do
> not. K3 3539.
>
> 73, Mike NF4L
>
eone else will chime in with a
constructive suggestion...
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On 8/28/2011 8:21 AM, David Heinsohn wrote:
> Hello All
>
> I use a K2 and have XV50 and 144. The XV50 seems to be working just
> fine. However the 144 seems to have a problem. I live far enough
rs is the absolute maximum life for
hardware. Manuals designed to last for 25 or 50 years are just silly.
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ehow difficult to check the boxes in
an electronic version is just plain out of touch with reality. If one
has a computer, for heaven's sake use it! After all, it is supposed to
be a labor-saving tool, not some shibboleth from a previous culture.
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porate
attitude of Adobe embodied in "Adobe Acrobat" and uses "after-market"
PDF editors (some of which are free), one has a quite natural way of
incorporating the small "erratum/errata" changes that usually accompany
hardware evolution.
Take note, Elecraft, and jo
turer is viable and in active business.This card works very well
with the several SDR products that I have at hand.
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On 8/20/2011 5:14 PM, Jessie Oberreuter wrote:
> On Fri, 19 Aug 2011, Christian KJ4VPK wrote:
>> Trouble is today that 192 KHz USB sound cards ar
a QSO, as the set-up
takes several minutes to accomplish. (I should remark that I am using a
fairly up-to-date computer and OS.)
In summary, it looks to me like the Flex 3000 was destined (and
designed) to be a rig for SSB or AM operators on the low-frequency bands.
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K2 and K3 are wonderfully suited for digital
work. I would like to hear from others who feel the need to make a
contribution to this thread:
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On 8/4/2011 11:48 AM, Jim Sheldon wrote:
> Anyone operating RTTY regularly on 6? If so what frequency
How about some QRChat?
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The little manuals by Nifty are excellent. I have used both the K2 and
K3 versions. These are about as "comprehensive" as necessary, as well as
durable and "handy."
http://www.niftyaccessories.com/Elecraft_RefGuide.htm
John Ragle -- W1ZI
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On 7/28/2011 10:32 AM, Don
and I commend the Elecraft list monitor for exercising some
forbearance on most off-topic threads...like this one.
John Ragle -- W1ZI
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It is instructive to read through what Google has to say:
Google "chirp and HW-101" -- looks like "chip" as in "buffalo chip" is a
better description than "chirp."
John Ragle - W1zI
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-spec power supply? Easy to check during keying by
looking at the power supply voltages. If the power supply is an
original, probably the filter caps are in need of replacing (at least).
I ran an SB401 for several years 'way back then, and never had the
slightest problem with chirpy keying.
Phil...nominally 6"
John Ragle -- W1ZI
On 7/22/2011 4:27 PM, Phil LaMarche wrote:
> Please, the width of the P3?
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Phil...
My P3 lives atop my K3/100 with no problems. To its left sits my
SignaLink USB. The K3 is very adequately ventilated through the
rear...the only down-side (and it is totally minimal) is that the SL
sits over the speaker grill. It does not block the sound.
John Ragle -- W1ZI
On 7
ery day for a few QSOs, mostly with PSK on HF and
SSB or CW on 6 and 2. On 2 the XV144 runs into a TE Systems amp.
John Ragle -- W1ZI
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On 7/20/2011 12:10 AM, ardujen...@aol.com wrote:
> QUESTION: For those who have only one radio to use for base station and
> occasional field oper
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