What is the KX3 command to the time? ...I think it is MN073/MP073. I
looked at this briefly a while back but did not pursue farther.
Nick
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David Anderson wrote on 2/16/2015 10:16 AM:
What is the KX3 command to the time? I could not see it in the Programmers
reference, I suppose I
An Arduino with a GPS could be programmed to update the clock via the
serial port for those who need perfect time.
Nick
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Walter Underwood wrote on 2/15/2015 6:05 PM:
I rarely carry my computer on the trail, but I do carry my KX3.
It would be nice if the KX3 Utility could trim the
Ed - KL7UW Wrote: Rules for troubleshooting: what are the symptoms
(what is not working), check power inputs; check configurations
(settings); look-feel-sniff; measure for required output - then get out
the manual/schematic/tools. An old tech once advised me that most
problems were simple
Better yet ... download it free from the source ...
https://www.google.com/earth/
Nick
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David Ahrendts wrote on 2/4/2015 12:14 PM:
Via @BoingBoing: Google Earth Pro was $399. Now it's free.
http://boingboing.net/2015/02/04/google-earth-pro-was-399-now.html …
http://t.co/1mIKQJhVo9
Bummer for you John. Looks like you should have been more careful.
Nick
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John Lawrence via Elecraft wrote on 1/27/2015 9:14 AM:
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Sorry for any inconvenience, I'm in a terrible situation. Am stranded here in
Manila,
Here is a post from a July 2014 TSA blog that may or may not be exactly
pertinent today but is probably generally pertinent:
Electronic devices are already screened daily, but now, security
officers might ask that you power up your devices, including cell
phones. Powerless devices will not be
Take it and don't worry. Be prepared to power it (if it is battery
powered) as you go through security if you carry it on the plane. They
may ask a few questions about it... many times simply out of curiosity.
Checking it via luggage may cause it to get an extra check but you
won't know
The last time I flew from MN to Hawaii we arrived late at night on New
Years. We woke up on Maui, looked out the condo and saw that Haleakala
was covered in snow/ice. THAT WAS A SURPRISE! It was cool that whole
week but still a lot warmer than MN,
Nick N1kmp
Jeff Cathrow wrote...Hawaii
Another problem is that outgasing gases are corrosive and can damage
electronics especially contacts, relays, connectors, pots and the like.
Nick
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There are 3,413 btu per KW HR consumed.
Mel Farrer via Elecraft wrote...I know should have the BTU but I don't
remember.
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Help:
I agree that the text style is suspicious. Anyone interested can Google
the address and view the street side photos. It does not verify the
seller but there does appear to be some ham radio antennas on the
property. Plus the call sign lookup corresponds with the address. The
phone number is a
Regardless of all the arguments about the potential for a scam, the
final message should be proceed with eyes wide open.
Nick
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Help:
So how do we resolve this? Anyone live close enough to visit? Might a letter to
AK4EH alert him to our concern? Other options?
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Help:
One thing available and recommended are fireproof/resistant envelopes to
put LI-Io batteries into while charging. Maybe good practice it to
charge them outside at least the first few times.
Good to hear that you were not injured.
Nick
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Something new hams wrestle with is ... how much do I want to spend given
that I don't know where this will take me or if I'll even stick with
it? So the entry point price makes a difference. So does
resell-ability in case I want out.
The question of QRP operation is pertinent but not the
The best timekeeper in my opinion are the solar powered watches that get
their time via GPS (ex: Seiko Astron). You never need to make any
adjustments for where you are. But if you like analog displays (hands),
the cost is enough to get a really nice radio. And some with 39 time
zones around
I have the Casio Waveceptor which sync's with WWV each night as well.
But changing the time zone when I travel is less than intuitive so I
have to keep instructions with me. The GPS know where you are and the
time zone changes automatically.
I did notice that on the first cruise we took it
I clould have said that better...
The GPS based watches know where you are and the time zone changes
automatically.
Nick Kemp wrote , On 11/27/2014 11:31 AM ---:
The GPS know where you are and the
time zone changes automatically
The battery needs to be replaced every 4 to 6 months - it looks nice,
but I don't use it because of the battery life.
That is why I went with the solar watch. I got tired of watch batteries
dieing in less than a year. I like analog dials. The rummer is that as
analog watches age, the
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