Hi Joe,
Each of these apps requires its own serial port - a dilemma, since the K3
has only one
One solution is to install LP_Bridge. (See the LP-PAN site.)
This app connects SDR to the K3 and provides three additional virtual ports.
We are using it here at the ranch to run SDR, Skimmer,
Hi Jim,
In your scenario - split with simultaneous signals, yes, you must have both
receivers.
However, you can work split just fine with one receiver and two VFOs, but you
have to hop back and forth between the VFOs, using whatever method you prefer.
It is also possible to split with a
Hi Bill,
The K1/2/3 rigs do very well on solar power. We ran the K3 (at 90W) on solar
for awhile last Field Day.
You are correct in assuming three components for solar: the PV
(photo-voltaic) panel, (a constant current source), the storage battery
(constant voltage source) and an interface
Good Morning List,
Just noticed, while tuning VFO A down through 4.800.0 MHz, I can hear a relay
switching.
I believe this is band pass filter switching on the KBPF3 board.
All well and good, except that VFO B jumps to 3.526.76 MHz at the switching
point, regardless of any previous setting.
Hello Group,
FWIW, the K3, LP-PAN, EMU-202, SDR, N1MM, WinkeyerUSB, and Skimmer all working
simultaneously. No problems.
(But it is a bit tricky setting up - took me about two weeks)
Rob, N6VX
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Hi Guys,
I use the RIT knob for fast/coarse tuning.
In Config menus, set VFO OFS to On
Best regards,
Rob, N6VX
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Hi Jay,
Am running a laptop with N1MM/WinkeyerUSB talking to the K3 via serial to USB
converter.
All working fine - taking it to our FD site tomorrow.
Did you have any specific questions?
Rob, N6VX
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