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the designer had in mind, a racing bicycle and not a 'cruiser bike'.
Which doesn't mean that it's 'uncomfortable'. Try riding 100 miles against the
wind in
hilly terrain on a cruiser bike.
So either you like it for what it is or you don
installed, the RF power
indication is
based on a simple RF voltmeter, and is very sensitive to the impedance of the
load. If you
do not have a very accurate 50 ohm dummy load connected, the K2's output meter
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IT. Of course, you can't have a
dual receive
option while diversity is in effect, but you *can* operate SPLIT, using REV or
A/B to
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If you are trying to transmit SSB, are you sure the correct mic connector and
bias setting
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DX is
working stations that you can't hear.
I know that I have spent long periods in pileups without results until I get
the pattern.
Then -- blam, one shot.
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One way to
do it would be a menu entry that would let you choose an offset which could be
zero or 'no
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> Herb Johnson and Swan were the Eric, Wayne and Elecraft of the day.
I hardly think W & E would sell a product designed to appeal to CBers operating
with
illegal power and VFOs! Consider the Swan 1011:
<http://www.cbworldinformer.com/200202/ccc_history.htm>
Steve Ellington wrote:
> U.S built rigs have been first for most inovations.
I don't know if anyone's mentioned one of the first all solid-state ham
receivers, the
Davco DR-30, made in Florida.
<http://www.w8zr.net/vintage/receivers/davco.htm>
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gt; chastise him?
I didn't say "it was possible to use it illegally". I said "It was designed to
appeal to
CBers operating with illegal power and VFOs". There's a difference.
I bet Eric is coming along to squash th
from my K2 in CW mode are symmetrical above and below
> carrier, one pair about 90db below carrier and the others much lower in
> amplitude. Their level varies with band.
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es.
What I suggest is that you a) use a reasonably powerful computer, b) remove
unnecessary
software running in the background (MSCONFIG will show you much of it), and
turn off
unneeded Windows services, and c) look for problems like a wireless adapter
scanning.
If you still have a problem, the
an external
keyer.
This is entirely a matter of personal preference -- there's nothing wrong with
the
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squeezing
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ant network connection.
The coax may be getting noise from the router and cables on the outside of the
braid. This
then flows up to the antenna, where it is picked up. A coaxial choke or balun
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d that you still
need a good
local ground system as well as decent ground conductivity within a few
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a that Geoff wants, but my experience was that
when
feeding a 40-meter dipole with the stuff, the tuning changed significantly when
it rained.
I don't know what actually accounts for this. Some people have suggested that
waxing the
line reduces the effect.
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by many dB,
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s what the
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wayne burdick wrote:
> The outage is affecting all land-line communications with Elecraft in
> Aptos. Your only option until further notice is ham radio :)
So you and Eric are on what frequency?
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3:1 and I am surprised to hear that any modern keyer still has such a
control!
Maybe you mean dot:space ratio, which I have always called a 'weight control'.
In any event, the internal keyer is not bad and can be set for either iambic
mode A or B.
I like the Logikey a bit better becaus
early days of Morse.
I don't think this is correct. I think it controls the dot:space ratio and the
dot:dash
ratio is constant. In fact, I looked at it on the scope and is is a weight
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of the slope. K compensation would then be added or
> subtracted from there.
I've found that because of this you can't just depend on the scope to make the
adjustment.
What I do is put an old-time CW operator (myself) :-) on a second receiver and
have him
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Steve Ellington wrote:
> Paul
> Have you noticed that the sidetone in the K3 sounds slightly heavier than
> what is actually transmitted? In fact it's a little annoyingly heavy.
It does. I think this has to do with the slope of the transmitted RF that Paul
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is what the Idiom Press keyers do. In addition to a weight setting there
is a
compensation setting. You set the compensation to undo whatever your
transmitter does, and
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900w CW, but at $3850 I
am sticking
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s (with the
> power set to 5 watts) at the Q5 and Q6 collectors. bases of Q7 and Q8,
> and the antenna jack and compare those to the values shown in the
> Transmit Signal Tracing portion of the manual. If those are correct and
> your maximum power output is still not up to p
a
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a close approximation which you can find on QRZ.com.
Any suggestions for the best frequency to listen for CW activity?
I have a K3, an HF beam which shows a 2.5:1 SWR on 6 (tunable to 1:1, of
course) and I've
never had a 6 meter QSO in 53 years as a ham!
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When operating a QRP K2 in the field with a battery, how low can the battery
voltage go
before there are problems with signal quality?
Will it work down to 10.5v?
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speaker, for
the reason that you have discovered. In SSB mode, push and turn the MON control
all the
way down.
This is not specific to the K3; any rig that has a monitor function will have
the same issue.
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st, I
think this was the reason -- but it's practical with simpler kits.
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relay and ground
the other one.
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Iain MacDonnell - N6ML wrote:
>
>
> Vic K2VCO wrote:
>> Jack Smith wrote:
>>> Source = the device outputs current
>>> Sinks = the device pulls the current to ground.
>>
>> In practical terms, you can connect a 12v dc relay to a source
>> t
:-) but among inexpensive keys the original Bencher
(not the
Hexkey) isn't all that bad if you are a light-touch guy.
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e SUB button to turn it
off.
DV0;
will turn it off, but it's not possible to toggle it on and off by tapping the
same
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;
> I've also tried pulling all the RS-232-related jumpers except W9 and W10
> (RxD and TxD) but it didn't seem to make any difference. Of course, the
> D/L switch is set in the proper position.
>
> Any ideas? I'm at wit's end, and any help would be appreciated.
cond antenna input on the K160M module ?
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o that will set the power in one button-press. For
example,
PC065; will set the power output to 65 watts.
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button for a
longer time until you see DVRSTY on the screen. Then you can use VFO B for a
transmit VFO
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until I realized that you very rarely hear any crystal-controlled rigs these
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other day and it took >3 seconds to enter Diversity mode.
> If you don't learn how to use Diversity correctly, you won't be able to
> operate SPLIT while in Diversity (which requires being able to set VFOB for
> TX separately from VFOA for RX Diversity).
>
> 73, Bill
-
Elecraft has said that they intend to provide this support. Apparently it's
complicated
because the memories contain much more than just frequency and mode.
Elecraft has kept their other promises, so I presume they will keep this one.
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ot; -- or even between
the guy CQing
again and "?".
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irst story is also stucco, which has a bunch of wire in it as well, as
> are the
> other nearby homes in my complex.
If that's salt water, try a vertical!
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placement board is not something that everyone needs. I
will
probably order the filter sub-board by itself when it becomes available even
though I'm
probably too old to hear the DSP artifacts in question, but don't intend to
bother with
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it through a gob of solder on my iron, sort of the
way you
tin toroid leads. Sometimes you can separate the copper from the fibers with
your fingers
before tinning it.
If it's not copper, you may be out of luck and you will have to use a plug that
has screws
or some form of mechanica
mputer is
high, and maybe the cable from the sound card to the line out jack is the only
ground
return to the computer?
See if you still have the problem if you connect the sound card to line out and
pull out
the RS232 connector.
Do you have any kind of interface to key the K3 from the c
ng
some absorbent material. I strongly doubt that a board swap will be necessary.
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> You can set CONFIG: SUB AF to BALANCE and the SUB AF knob will balance
> between left and right.
Unfortunately this only works in Diversity mode.
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do (and would be nice) is to work as a stereo balance
control when the
sub receiver is turned off or not installed.
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ucing the K3 DSP bandwidth to 50Hz and
turning up the
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ulse noise
that it's blanking. The buzzing is something else...is this being recorded from
the
speaker? If so, I'd suspect that the frame is warped and the voice coil is
rubbing the magnet.
Of course, neither of these might fit...
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xible.
Even if I weren't sentimental about it -- I built it in 1999 and have made
many mods over
the years -- and although I have a better-performing K3, I'd never give it up.
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f a) you
have or are planning to get a panadapter like the forthcoming Elecraft
P3 or the LP-Pan, and b) you want even the weakest signals to be visible
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'transverter interface' which is much more
than that)
you can simply connect the noise canceller between the RX IN and RX OUT. This
enables you
to avoid using the kludgy relay in the device for t-r switching.
Bill, is that in orde
L259.PDF
I have to agree that this is a life-changing improvement in making cables! I've
been doing
it this way for years with no problems. An advantage which Paul didn't mention
is that
it's easy to remove the connector and re-use it.
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uses CW element shortening. This is the number of ms delay from the time the
KEY OUT
jack goes low and RF is generated. A true QSK amp should be able to work with
the default
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problem goes
away. I know it is intended for QSK, but it does delay the onset of RF so it
may shorten
the keyed elements even if you are using ptt.
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after key
closure to start generating RF. The fact that you are not using the vox/qsk to
initiate
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the crystal can as quickly as possible -
> long heat-soaking is what damages components more so than high temperatures.
I find that it also helps to roughen up the spot on the crystal that you are
going to
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Hold the iron against it until the blob begins to bubble,
then move it
up toward the core. Add solder as needed.
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may not think that's a good thing, but it accounts for the price difference.
I've talked to the Elecraft people about pricing on occasion and they
very definitely do NOT charge what the market will bear, but rather base
their prices on a reasonable markup over the cost.
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quency callers.
In fact I
find that 400 Hz works best, because there are usually loud stations close by!
It's nice to have, but not as essential as I'd thought.
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to be worked and are a little 'scratchy'? Just thought it was strange.
> Anyone seen this before? Seems to be very rare so I'm not worried right now
> about bad connections or anything like that.
I'm not sure of the reason for this, but it's normal. Nothing to worry
a
gt; Or did I mis-hear or mis-understand?
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it do the
> same thing?
>
> Other than that it seems to work great
>
> Tnx es 73,
> LS
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On 2/21/10 6:23 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
>
> The AL-80B is a single 3-500Z. It is capable of 800W peak if
> it is to remain clean and should not be run at more than 500 W
> CW.
I'm surprised to hear this. Most people think a single 3-500Z can
produce 750w ICAS without
,
>
> ... Joe, W4TV
>
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net
>> [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Vic, K2VCO
>> Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2010 11:06 PM
>> To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
>> Subject: Re
the latest beta release. As a field tester I always
load the
latest pre-beta code as soon as Wayne and Lyle make it available, and I've
/never/ been
seriously 'burned'.
Each new version contains fixes for problems and new features -- and it's easy
to go back
to an earli
im. I've done it many times. You can free the contact with a
small
screwdriver and then either push it out with another tool or grab the other end
with thin
long-nose pliers or tweezers. There's nothing to it.
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a. The radio negative needs to go to the vehicle chassis
>> near but not
>> on the battery chassis ground connection.
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mis-installing IC? Yes. Will it be worth it?
> Depends on your personal preference.
>
> Did I miss anything?
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> regarding these two options - which is likely to make the most impact on
> effectiveness?
>
> "Both" is not currently an option ;-)
>
> John Harper AE5X
> http://www.ae5x.com/blog
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d "the plate is not intended for shielding, it is only to prevent
vibration",
but who knows, maybe they discovered that it was useful in some other way.
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; Yes, the KPA-500 we've been seeing at
> the hamfests has some interesting features but it is hard to
> justify a nearly 100% premium over the ALS-600 for a smaller
> form factor, six meters, QSK, and the Elecraft nameplate.
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> 197 RF Limiter / receiver protect by Iceproducts. I will look into that too
> and this COR relay is it a very noticeable clicking if it was to be
> activated?
> Mike
> VE3WDM
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help.
>
> http://i53.tinypic.com/2hygy87.jpg
>
> http://i56.tinypic.com/2l8c2dj.jpg
> IZ2NYY
> Giuseppe "Pippo" Sorrentino
> Milano ITALY
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r. Wonder if many others have had this experience?
>
> Barry W2UP
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>
> Ron AC7AC
>
> -Original Message-
> Heck, keyers went way back into the late 40's, if I recall correctly...
> 73 de Brian/K3KO.
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there are
lots of better 160m receiving antennas like the K9AY and Beverage.
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n of having to physically
> disconnect the K3 and P3 is an absurd solution for those who have their
> equipment installed in cabinets etc. I look forward to a fix in keeping with
> the usual expected Elecraft level of technology; kicking the tires or
> belting the chassis with a ham
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gnal generator having a controlled output level. Follow the
> instructions and be certain to tune the K3 exactly to the generators
> frequency (use CWT if necessary).
>
> Several have commented that this step has corrected their problem.
>
> 73,
> Don W3FPR
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>>>
>>> ... Joe, W4TV
>>>
>>>
>>> On 10/31/2010 8:58 AM, Steve Ellington wrote:
>>>> If I had a choice between variable center frequency and adjustable Q, I
>>>> would choose adjustable Q.
>>>>
>>
will be able to
> hear your
> reply?
>
> Byron KI6NUL
>
>
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essed up like that. Besides the rig has worked well
> for years, and started playing up in a mild way perhaps two years ago,
> and just lately has got much worse.
>
> Help!
> Any suggestions to guide me would be appreciated.
>
> Regar
(RFC3 or RFC4) between the paddles jack (J12) and
>>>> the
>>>> board needed resoldering. Check for continuity with your ohmmeter and
>>>> you
>>>> will probably find one of them not connected. Carefully resolder each
em do a
> complete check to make sure everything else is working before sending it back.
>
> I wouldn't be completely dead in the water anyway. I have an Icom 756 Pro
> III that I
> could use in the meantime.
>
> Tnx,
> James K2QI
>
> On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at
omfortable with the adjustments.
>
> Buck
>
> k4ia
> k3#101
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> To all veteran HF CW DXers -- If I were going to get EITHER a KRX3 or a P3
> to make working split pileups more efficient and productive, WHICH should I
> invest in first?
>
> Bill W5WVO
>
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to
> coincide properly unless it is just a "forest4trees" thing.
> I did try the above on 160,80,40,20,15 and 10m.
>
> What did I miss?
> Help??
>
> Ron
> N5QQ
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ven't found a way
> to adjust the balance either?
>
>
>
> On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 1:10 PM, Vic K2VCO wrote:
>
>> But this only works when the subrx is active. It doesn't do anything for
>> single-rx
>> operation. It would be a nice feature to have
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