Chris
The value is stated on the schematic for the K3S RF board, downloadable from
the Elecraft website at
https://ftp.elecraft.com/K3S/Manuals%20Downloads/E740323%20K3s%20Schematic%20Files.pdf
A quick PDF search on R81 will take you to 3 different parts labeled R81 in the
schematic. Pick
, Technical Resources
On 7/23/23 07:23, M Cresap via Elecraft wrote:
> For my K4, the FT8 signal is clean with no more than 2 bars of ALC.
> To be clear, the spurious responses I have seen with ALC set to 5 bars has NO
> measurable IMD responses. There is only the one strong signal present, the
&
I have been running tests on K3s and K4s to understand the conditions needed
to transmit clean FT8 signals. I have previously shared some of my findings
with Pete N4ZR and a couple of other folks. Their feedback has been very
valuable.
Joe Taylor, K1JT has shown the spectral purity of the FT4
have since gone to water-cooling and don’t have to deal with the heat
problems anymore. (See Attached)
73,
Hal
W7YNC
From: M Cresap [mailto:m.cre...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2022 3:21 PM
To: Dynolab; Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KPA1500 replacement
or ART2K0 devices may be less
reliable than the devices currently being used in the KPA1500.
73,
Hal
W7YNC
-Original Message-
From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net
[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of M Cresap via Elecraft
Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2022 10:21 AM
Anyone have an educated guess whether the ART1K6xx or ART2K0xx devices would be
a drop in replacement for the currently used device in the KPA1500? Most of the
interesting specs are within 10% of the current device, the open loop gain may
be a dB or two higher (if the data sheets are really
Dave
So where is the optimum place to place the ferrites for this antenna if you
have a problem like Alan described?
Does the near field extend roughly to half the stacking distance of that
antenna (i.e. 6 feet or so), making that the best place for the ferrites?
Does a mostly vertical coax
Mark
You can check the performance of your XV222 receiver amplifiers with only a
common voltmeter.
Take off the top cover of the transverter, check the voltage between TP2 and
ground (should be between 200 to 275 millivolts). That measures part of the
source voltage of Q3, the first receiver
Or will a K3/0 be able to control a K4?
73, Mike, W3IP
On Friday, June 26, 2020, 7:53:37 PM EDT, Fred Jensen
wrote:
Hope this isn't redundant ... anyone know if the K4 will control a K3 in
the RRC 1258 K3 Twins mode?
73,
Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County
Once any FT8 passband is digitized, filtered, and decimated in a K4, there
should be no need to ever apply AGC - just pass the bits over to WSJT. The
decimated bit stream may exceed 16 bits, so the WSJT input processor would have
to be modified to accept the additional dynamic range.
On
Bob
My observation is that the K3 reference oscillator is much more stable (moves
just a few Hz max) than any of the XV transverters even if equipped with ovens.
I would instead use the LeoBodnar Mini to replace the local oscillator in the
XV144. The process is identical for the XV222.
Comments
I am contemplating building a 2 meter transverter based on a very low noise
commercial100 MHz crystal oscillator that would result in a IF frequency of 44
MHz. Can the KXV3 et al be coerced into emitting 0 dBm outside the ham bands
and the front panel display the transverter tuned RF frequency?
Wayne/Eric
I'd like to use a lower net gain (on receive) transverter with a K3/K3S.The
transverter IF frequency is 28 MHz. Would it be possible to selectively enable
Preamp 2 of the KXV3B during transverteroperation? Moving the transverter
receive line to "Rx ant. in" andselecting Preamp 2
Hi Wayne
Will the K-pod work with the K3-0?
73, Mike, W3IP
From: Wayne Burdick
To: Elecraft Reflector
Cc: "elecraft...@yahoogroups.com" ;
"elecr...@yahoogroups.com"
Sent: Wednesday,
The SARK-110 looks like a nice unit. Interesting that the SARK-110 is not
available in the US due to potential patent problems. There is a US patent
(7,629,795) filed in 2007 that looks a lot like the SARK-110 and other VNAs
that were already published (N2PK's version since 2004 on the
Dave
I have several birdies on both 6 (K3) and 2 meters (K3+XV144) - most can be
traced to the computer or router/Ethernet radiation. Shielded Ethernet cables
helped me a lot.
73, Mike, W3IP
From: Wayne Burdick n...@elecraft.com
To: Dave Anderson, K4SV
Are there any test results available for the other mods suggested in Gian's
paper?
Thanks
73, Mike, W3IP
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 1, 2013, at 1:22 PM, Giancarlo Moda i7...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi Wes,
thanks for your note.
Yes, it is the second mixer that needs improvement. I have the
To: M Cresap m.cre...@yahoo.com
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Date: Sunday, March 10, 2013, 5:52 PM
Does traffic OUT of the K3/0 dominate that 900 KB/s stream? Have you measured
the in/out components on either end?
Thanks,
/Rick
On Sat, Mar 9, 2013 at 8:51 PM, M Cresap m.cre...@yahoo.com
My experience is that the K3/0 makes the remote station completely
transparent. It is just like being in front of the rig. I have the K3 plus a
SoftRock/soundcard on the IF output using the SpectrumLab client server
application to provide a realtime waterfall display. The complete system
I had a similar problem with my XV432. I was able to chase the problem to the
tx
driver stage. The fix was to add ground vias from the top to the bottom of the
board in a few judicious places. I passed this info back to Gary at Elecraft. I
know of at least one other XV432 that has been
How much chatter between a remote control program and the KPA500 can be
tolerated by the KPA500 microprocessor? As others have noted, and I have seen
as well, the power readings reported on the RS-232 line are instantaneous
snapshots. In a true remote situation, you need many readings a second
If I hook up the KPA500 RS-232 P line to the PC, and the KPA500 RS-232 X line
to the K3, will commands from the PC to/from the K3 be successfully relayed
through the KPA500? Any idea of latency? ( I haven't found a definitive
statement one way or the other - it apprears that the command sets
I had a similar problem with my XV432. I was able to chase the problem to the
tx
driver stage. The fix was to add ground vias from the top to the bottom of the
board in a few judicious places. I passed this info back to Gary at Elecraft. I
know of at least one other XV432 that has been
I have been using the N4PY Pegasus Plus software package for some time now with
great success with the K3, transverters, amplifiers, and rotor ( www.n4py.com).
He has a client server architecture that lets you run the software without
needing to expend the bandwidth required by a remote desktop
After several months of successful operation with MCU firmware 3.97,
I attempted to remotely upgrade the firmware from 3.97 to 4.22 using
the latest K3 utility (ver 1.3.11.5).
It failed. The K3 utility had detected a 38400 baud rate, even though
the radio had been set to 19200 baud. The
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