Dave is where I got both of my Hex Key paddle covers. I looked forward to his
KX3 acrylic box carrier but he never made more than a couple of prototypes.
I’ve only ever seen him at Hamvention.
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Marc
> On Feb 19, 2019, at 5:28 PM, Dave Van Wallaghen wrote:
>
> Announcing W8FGU Services, LLC
To conserve desk space, I’ve purchased “compact thin” wireless keyboards for
the P3SVGA and for the PX3. They all seem to work well.
And don’t forget the P3/PX3 ability to trigger macros from the function keys on
these keyboards. Very handy and I’m pleased Elecraft saw fit to include that.
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The strongest hash moves up and down 8the 80 meter band.. But my main
objection is that it shuts down the KX3 at turn-on. I use it with the
PowerWerx PG40S and a 12 volt battery. Whenever I forget to turn on the SS30
first, I have to repower the KX3 and then use the menu to switch the power a
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D32PbJY60Uk
>
> http://www.wickedstone.com/KF5WBO/Mouse-n-ClickQSY.pdf
>
>
> Any of this of interest? How would you use a mouse (other than to QSY the
> rig's VFO frequency)?
>
> Joe
> KF5WBO
>
>
It'd be useful to change KX3 keyer speed as well, si
Threw away a stored RCR123 last week due to leakage. The light brown oily
fluid could be washed off the container but the positive pole of the cell was
partially gone. The other 3 cells were still charged and now in use.
That's the first rechargeable lithium I've seen with leakage.
--
Marc W8
Don, on a Mac, the port indicator is provided by the FTDI adapter. It's not a
simple 1,2, or 3. It's a complex set of characters sent by the adapter.
This is not a Microsoft system, it's a Unix derivative which gives the user a
more direct view of what's happening.
Apple's support response wa
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> On Jan 6, 2017, at 2:00 AM, Peter D. Vouvounas wrote:
>
> I presume some of you have been through a selection process to find a usable
> dimmable LED desk lamp with articulating arm that does not create RFI back
> into your Flex on HF.
>
>
I mounted (dual side adhesive tape) an LED strip
> On Jan 2, 2017, at 2:04 PM, E T wrote:
>
> I just switched over to a different one (Black & Decker) that keeps the SLA
> closer to 13.8. Of course when I use my PowerWerx supply I can set that to
> anything… :-)
But do not turn on the PowerWerx while the KX3 is running or you'll receive a
Sorry, K3, not K2.
> On Dec 29, 2016, at 2:36 PM, Marc Veeneman wrote:
>
> It refers to the dot on the K2 SPOT key. The other parenthesized characters
> refer to numerals on the same “keypad” on the front of the K3. The . is left
> of the CWT/0 key.
> —
> Marc W8SDG
>
>> On Dec 29, 2016,
It refers to the dot on the K2 SPOT key. The other parenthesized characters
refer to numerals on the same “keypad” on the front of the K3. The . is left
of the CWT/0 key.
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Marc W8SDG
> On Dec 29, 2016, at 11:12 AM, Ken Arck wrote:
>
> Single quote is to the left of the 1 key `
>
> Ken
>
But greylist is more effective and less like a slap in the face to your
friends. He, and others making the same blunder, should seek alternatives.
--
Marc W8SDG
> On Aug 8, 2016, at 1:14 PM, Clay Autery wrote:
>
> Not my preference either, but sometimes, if your email provider makes a
> mist
> On Aug 4, 2016, at 3:37 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
>
> Hi Tom,
>
> Your KXPD2 should not have any issue with contact screws loosening over time.
> Please return them for rework. Sorry about that.
Mine arrived yesterday and I had to have Chris at Elecraft explain to me that,
"Yes, it will fi
These all look suspiciously alike, and have no branding on the keyboard itself.
I have this one, but sold under a different name. It works great.
I also have one that looks identical except for the ON-OFF switch. There isn't
one. It also works great.
One is on the P3/SVGA, the other is on
> On Jul 14, 2016, at 7:17 AM, MaverickNH wrote:
>
> The used K3/P3 option is attractive, but I miss out on the "Next Generation"
> hardware and add some risk for used equipment. Past the 1 year warranty, I'm
> only trusting the owner that "as is" is fully functional.
>
No Elecraft warranty o
Actually you can charge and operate at the same time. Basic charge voltage is
13.2 and finishing voltage is 14.6 volts. I've never had a problem with any
Elecraft (or other) ham gear at either voltage.
Float charge would work just fine but I wouldn't make a habit of it. The
control modules
My PowerWerx supply DOES generate those drifting noise spikes, ruining CW on 80
meters for me. I have yet to find a 13.8 volt switching supply that can
provide 25 quiet amps. I've gone entirely to batteries rather than use quiet
but inefficient linear supplies.
Now I only have SMPS noise wh
Joe, I sure hope Wayne and Paul are listening to you. They have a long list
of things to do with the PX3/KX3 but your ideas should rise to the top of the
list because they'll result in more sales for Elecraft.
This is the kind of low cost innovation and improvement they need while they
figu
My vote is for the KX3.
I have both the K3/P3/SVGA and the KX3/PX3/KXPA100. They are side by side in
identical wood cases made to hold either set along with a straight key, dual
lever paddle, and single lever paddle, wireless keyboard, and a 40 Ah battery
with charger. I operate 99% CW/data a
No battery charger installed.
> On Apr 16, 2016, at 4:27 PM, Joe W2KJ wrote:
>
> Howdy Fellow Elecrafters"
>
> Just received a previously owned KX3 s/n 6027 and am unable to set the
> realtime clock.
>
> The clock display is stuck on "45.85.85" and I can't reset the digits.
>
> I have anot
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