Lyle Johnson wrote:
>
>
> I know the next question: Can we have by-mode Tx EQ? and the answer is
> yes, but you must be patient.
>
> Similarly, the Rx EQ applies to the receiver not the mode, so it is also
> used in all modes that use receive audio, which is all of them :-)
>
>
I can't s
> Thanks to Jim (K9YC) and others for the info on your EQ settings. I'm
> curious if you have to set all these back to "flat" for operating data
> modes that are actually using SSB (like PSK & AFSK). Or are they
> bypassed when you change main mode to DATA?
There is *one* Tx EQ in the K3, so
Thanks to Jim (K9YC) and others for the info on your EQ settings. I'm curious
if you have to set all these back to "flat" for operating data modes that are
actually using SSB (like PSK & AFSK). Or are they bypassed when you change
main mode to DATA?
73, Barry, K6RM_
Audio reports? -- Join the Elecraft SSB Net if you can (for N.
America, Sundays 1800 UTC on 14.316). Somebody will record your signal
(and others) on their DVR, and play it back to you. You'll have a good
audience full of opinions.
Windy KM5Q
Santa Fe, NM
Giulio,
I had a brain fade
I just realized, I only use the Shure A95 transformer when driving
the High Impedance input of my Collins. But that is something to
keep in mind.
The K3 input should accept the SM57 directly with the proper cable
wiring.
You are correct: your problem is
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Don Wilhelm ha scritto:
> Giulio,
>
> You did not say what microphones you were trying to use, o
On Tue, 10 Feb 2009 22:36:46 +, Dave G4AON wrote:
>I am not sure why you
>are trying to use a balanced mic with the K3.
Perhaps because it's bought and paid for, and because it works quite
well. That's why I do it!
There's nothing wrong (or even unusual) with using a balanced mic
with the
On Wed, 11 Feb 2009 14:02:29 -0500, Paul Christensen wrote:
>Jim's settings look good for standard bandwidth SSB. For the K3's ESSB
>mode, I would rein-in on the EQ extremes, and try a cut at 200Hz. The
>50-100Hz bands can be flat or even boosted slightly, depending on the
>response of the mi
> With any pro mic, you should adjust the TX equalizer to reduce
> the level of the lowest audio bands and boost the level of the
> two highest bands. The TXEQ settings in my K3 are:
Jim's settings look good for standard bandwidth SSB. For the K3's ESSB
mode, I would rein-in on the EQ extremes,
On Wed, 11 Feb 2009 10:15:40 +0100, Giulio Pico - IW3HVB wrote:
>Currently I'm using a Shure SM57 dynamic mic.
Hello Giulio,
That mic will work just fine with a K3. I use an RE16, which is
electrically quite similar. A correction to the link that Don
gave you. It's
http://audiosystemsgroup.c
Don Wilhelm ha scritto:
> Giulio,
>
> You did not say what microphones you were trying to use, only that
> they were 'dynamic'. Are you attempting to use Pro-Audio
> microphones? If so, check out the information provided by Jim Brown
> K9YC at http://haminterfacing.pdf/. Do your microphones h
Giulio,
You did not say what microphones you were trying to use, only that they
were 'dynamic'. Are you attempting to use Pro-Audio microphones? If
so, check out the information provided by Jim Brown K9YC at
http://haminterfacing.pdf/. Do your microphones have adequate output?
Do they need
What does the transmit audio sound like on the hf bands? Fern
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Subject: [Elecraft] Dynamic Mics on K3
I'm trying to use a dynamic mic with the K3 (KIO3 MIC INPUT high gai
Most microphones appear to work fine with the K3, I am not sure why you
are trying to use a balanced mic with the K3. Anyway, the common MC-43S
microphone from Kenwood, as used on the TS-570, will work well on a K3
if you want a low cost microphone to try. I would suggest a mic gain
setting of "hig
I'm trying to use a dynamic mic with the K3 (KIO3 MIC INPUT high gain)
but I can't be satisfied with the modulation (I'm listening with another
radio on 144 MHz using an XV144 with the K3).
If I keep the compression level below 15 the mod is awful. Tried with 4
or 5 different dynamic mics, but t
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