Re: [Elecraft] Response time for tech support??

On Fri, Oct 30, 2020 at 9:55 AM Jack Brindle via Elecraft wrote: > Once you get all this taken care of, the KPA500 is a pleasure to use. But > then I’m biased… Can't resist. zero biased? self biased? good old fashion grid biased? Hope everyone is OK and stay safe. 73, Mark W7MLG _

Re: [Elecraft] Response time for tech support??

Stan; Please elaborate - what voltage is the HV dropping to? We set up the factory-build units for the voltages at the factory. What you encounter might be different, so you will need to go through the adjustment exercise described in the manual on page 6 of the rev C3 manual (it might have mo

Re: [Elecraft] Response time for tech support??

Pick up the phone and call them. Grant NQ5T > On Oct 30, 2020, at 12:23 PM, Stan Mason wrote: > > I received my new factory-built KPA500 last Thursday and unfortunately it has > a couple of problems - loud chassis buzz on CW and HV drops out of acceptable > range with less than 10 watts drive

[Elecraft] Response time for tech support??

I received my new factory-built KPA500 last Thursday and unfortunately it has a couple of problems - loud chassis buzz on CW and HV drops out of acceptable range with less than 10 watts drive. I sent an email to supp...@elecraft.com a week ago today and then follow

[Elecraft] Response to my request to hear a K3 before making the purchase

I want to thank all the K3 owners in my area for their kind responses. It really speaks well of the owners willingness to help clarify questions. 73, Tom N3XQ __ Elecraft mailing list Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo

[Elecraft] Response to Engraved Brass Plates for Attachment to K3

Thanks to all who have submitted timely responses with a unanimous vote for http://www.arkayengravers.com/elecraft/ I do appreciate your kind regards, 73 Tom AK4EH __ Elecraft mailing list Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo

Re: [Elecraft] ...response...[END of Thread]

thread ended :-) 73, Eric. WA6HHQ Elecraft List Modulator www.elecraft.com _..._ On Aug 9, 2010, at 3:07 PM, John Merrill wrote: > As in many mailing lists, the rule is to leave the policing to the > moderatorFWIW. > > > On Aug 9, 2010, at 2:37 PM, John Ragle wrote: > >> Well, Tom, w

Re: [Elecraft] ...response...

As in many mailing lists, the rule is to leave the policing to the moderatorFWIW. On Aug 9, 2010, at 2:37 PM, John Ragle wrote: > Well, Tom, when the idea first floated across the reflector a day or so > ago, it was meant as a JOKE by the person who sent it. Instead, a bunch > of people t

[Elecraft] ...response...

Well, Tom, when the idea first floated across the reflector a day or so ago, it was meant as a JOKE by the person who sent it. Instead, a bunch of people took it seriously and made what I consider to be fatuous suggestions to the staff of Elecraft (via the list-server). Indeed, some of them wen

[Elecraft] Response from the reflector

Folks: I am overwhelmed with the response from my experience about building the K3 and the health issue that caused a partial loss of movement in my left hand. I want to thank each and everyone that responded off list to me with offers to install the DVR kit. I didn't expect it. Although I filed

Re: [Elecraft] Response to Oregon FD request

Tom, I have no doubt that your club, and many others, do a fine job of welcoming others to your events. I did come to the conclusion that this particular club is unfriendly to newcomers because I got the same treatment at one of their regular club meetings later on. It was a very "good ol' bo

Re: [Elecraft] Response to Oregon FD request

In a message dated 6/13/07 12:38:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > For what it's worth, and generally UNfortunately for all concerned, > Field Day is probably the very WORST TIME for a new operator (to the > area) to go to a radio club function and expect to be warmly re

Re: [Elecraft] Response to Oregon FD request

Tom: I expect that your newcomers should feel well looked after. 73, Steve AA4AK At 07:16 PM 6/13/2007, Tom Hammond wrote: We'll have two dedicated GOTA coaches and one 'circulating' coach as well. 73, Tom At 18:04 06/13/2007, Stephen W. Kercel wrote: Tom: Yes, I understand. The solutio

Re: [Elecraft] Response to Oregon FD request

We'll have two dedicated GOTA coaches and one 'circulating' coach as well. 73, Tom At 18:04 06/13/2007, Stephen W. Kercel wrote: Tom: Yes, I understand. The solution (assuming enough warm bodies are available) is to have a designated GOTA coach whose primary task is to demonstrate an intere

Re: [Elecraft] Response to Oregon FD request

Tom: Yes, I understand. The solution (assuming enough warm bodies are available) is to have a designated GOTA coach whose primary task is to demonstrate an interest in the newcomers. 73, Steve AA4AK At 06:36 PM 6/13/2007, Tom Hammond wrote: Hi Steve: I didn't mean that we don't welcome b

Re: [Elecraft] Response to Oregon FD request

Hi Steve: I didn't mean that we don't welcome beginners, just that, with all the hassle of FD, it's sometimes pretty easy to become preoccupied with other things and to give the impression of being disinterested when you're really not. We also urge all newly licensed ops to join us as well.

Re: [Elecraft] Response to Oregon FD request

Tom: That depends on the club. Just last week I sent out letters to every newly (since Jan 07) licensed/upgraded ham within an hour's drive of Topsham ME inviting them to take part in the KS1R/N1TRC operation on Field Day. Given that many FD operations have GOTA operations, I expect that we

Re: [Elecraft] Response to Oregon FD request

Hi Jason, et al: For what it's worth, and generally UNfortunately for all concerned, Field Day is probably the very WORST TIME for a new operator (to the area) to go to a radio club function and expect to be warmly received... During FD, everyone is running around, trying to ensure that ever

Re: [Elecraft] Response to Oregon FD request

Kevin, I'm in Aloha, so you can sign me up when you get your group together. I have been thinking about what it would take to get a homebrewer group together in the Portland area, but I haven't run into any other builders from the area. It would be nice to have a place out in the woods to str

[Elecraft] Response to Oregon FD request

I have had some fine responses to my request for a Field Day venue. They ranged from operating locations across the United States to clues for how to start a club featuring my desires where no club existed before. A friend and I have discussed starting this club before. These responses only f

Re: [Elecraft] K3...Kit or Assembled? - needs Elecraft response please

On Tue, 5 Jun 2007, Bill Tippett wrote: Yes it has and "please, please, please" learn to use Archive Search and spare us the redundant questions! Maybe add a refernce to the searchable achives as part of the list information tag line(s) that is added to each message, and therefore, in

[Elecraft] K3...Kit or Assembled? - needs Elecraft response please

M0DXF: >I get digests, so if this has been addressed, my apologies. To stop what looks like its going to be a long thread, could someone from Elecraft give us some info on the number of units in the first run and the breakdown in terms of kit v. assembled. Please, please, please. Yes it

Re: [Elecraft] K3...Kit or Assembled? - needs Elecraft response please

I get digests, so if this has been addressed, my apologies. To stop what looks like its going to be a long thread, could someone from Elecraft give us some info on the number of units in the first run and the breakdown in terms of kit v. assembled. Please, please, please. -- 73 de M0XDF