I'm not sure what I've done. Not sure if I just woke up and noticed it
or if I've done something that's caused it.
With my KX3 terminated into a dummy load, split and dual watch active,
VFO B 1 - 5.3 kHz up or down from VFO A, filter set to 450 Hz and
centered, I am getting key clicks on VFO B
John,
Thanks for the tip.
I have a hard time filtering the F.O.D. on the KX3 Yahoo group. I'll go
back and look there too.
I have set the DLY and finally got it where I can tolerate the key
clicks, but the DLY is set to about 0.20 - basically, it only clicks at
the end of transmit.
I *did
I'm going to jump in here with my 2 cents worth, because I would REALLY like Elecraft to clean up
the QSK on the KX3.
Recently I've been noticing annoying pops in the speaker when sending CW. Maybe they've always been
there. I never noticed them before. It's been a while since I installed firmw
I have the same problem with my KX3 serial 0325, uC=1.5 and DSP=1.21. I
never really noticed it until I abandoned paddles and reverted to bug
and 'swiper operation. It's not impossible; just "unpleasant" so I turn
down the AF gain with my left hand when transmitting.
It may have always been
I played around in the SKCC WES for a couple of hours this weekend. I
noticed something odd (to me at least) about the key clicks:
If I turn my power supply *off* and just run off the internal batteries,
the key clicks dissipate. They don't altogether disappear, but they do
diminish. It's "les
I run off batteries 100% of the time, typically around 12.6 volts. I hear
clicks.
--Mark
On 9/15/2014 03:08, Joel Black wrote:
I played around in the SKCC WES for a couple of hours this weekend. I noticed something odd (to me
at least) about the key clicks:
If I turn my power supply *off* an
I am almost reluctant to post this. I know there will be some that will
not take this as it was intended. Regardless, here is my disclaimer:
Don't take this as griping, complaining, beating a dead horse, etc.
These are strictly *my* observations at *my* station operating the way
*I* operate - Q
With V2.19, it's good to finally get the CW delay issue when using CW in
SSB resolved.
However, I have noticeable key clicks when using CW in SSB with an external
keyer. I hear them both in the KX3 monitor, and listening on a separate
receiver.
No problem when using the internal keyer, or
A few days ago, I wrote that my biggest annoyance with the KX3 were the
key clicks / ringing when working split. After installing the latest
Beta F/W (2.23), and turning the KX3's RX IF shift to 8.0, the ringing
is gone!
Last night, I worked W1AW/5 on 30 m split (1 up) and there was no ringing
I didn't notice that in my tests, but I've added it to the list.
Wayne
N6KR
On Sep 10, 2014, at 2:08 PM, Jim Stahl via Elecraft
wrote:
> With V2.19, it's good to finally get the CW delay issue when using CW in
> SSB resolved.
>
> However, I have noticeable key clicks when using CW in SSB wi
On Wed,9/10/2014 5:31 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
I didn't notice that in my tests, but I've added it to the list.
Wayne -- is this simple modulation by computer generated CW? If so,
might that be overdrive somewhere in the audio chain after the audio is
generated? Or are you doing something fa
It's a problem with the CW/T-R state machine. Easy fix.
Wayne
On Sep 10, 2014, at 8:14 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
> On Wed,9/10/2014 5:31 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
>> I didn't notice that in my tests, but I've added it to the list.
>
> Wayne -- is this simple modulation by computer generated CW? If
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