Go into the menu and check the "Mic btn" setting. It should be Off. If
it's on PTT or PTT/Up Dwn, it will transmit with the cable plugged in to
the mic jack.
73
Tim
KG1GEM
On 3/19/17 7:15 PM, Eddy Avila wrote:
When I plug green-band cable from PC phones output to KX3 mic input the KX3
I don't have the KX2, but I use the Kx33 from Pro Audio Engineering for
my KX3/PX3 combo (airline pilot here, know where you're coming from).
Easy to carry, no RFI I've been able to notice and plenty of power to
spare.
Tim
KG1GEM
On 3/13/17 4:06 PM, Keith Gordon wrote:
I also got the KX2
The utility is compiled for the x86 architecture. You won't be able to
run it on the ARM architecture that the Pi runs on. The only way to do
that is for Elecraft to compile a version for the ARM. Last I seem to
recall being mentioned, there wasn't enough need to spend the time
setting up the
Hi Jim,
When I travel, I have a Surface Pro 2 that I take with me along with my
KX3. I don't use the signal link at all. I would probably have slightly
better bandwidth and signal, but I just use the on board sound card with
a proper TRRS adapter to split off the mic and headphones. I got
On 7/10/14 9:24 PM, Al Lorona wrote:
This FD I had reason to use it. However, I couldn't ignite it. It would sputter and refuse to burn. We were at 7400' (2260 m).
When we got back home it worked perfectly. So I guess that these butane torches aren't any good at high elevation?
Not sure
I ordered mine about a month ago and my serial is 5969. Don't know if
that helps your guess but it's what I have.
On 4/25/14 4:03 PM, Bruce Beford wrote:
Dave,
I'm pretty sure it's somewhere north of 8000 now. -Bruce, N1RX
What is the latest serial number for the KX3. Ballpark ?
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Tim
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