Get your PA in! I just wanted to make sure you were able to move on as
quick as possible... Have fun!!!
~Brett (KC7OTG)
On Sat, 2010-03-20 at 19:28 -0500, Don Cunningham wrote:
> Well, I was doing it all right, but didn't see the "return icon" on the
> keypad. I'm getting too old, Brett, I do
Well, I was doing it all right, but didn't see the "return icon" on the
keypad. I'm getting too old, Brett, I don't do icons well at all, hi.
Thanks once more. I will read the manual, after I finish the build and
play, I promise!!!
73,
Don, WB5HAK
Oh yea and don't forget to press the enter button on the bottom right of
the keypad when you've completed the frequency you wish to enter.
~Brett
On Sat, 2010-03-20 at 19:17 -0500, Don Cunningham wrote:
> Brett,
> You are a genious, it worked and the KBPF3 lives, hi. That was too simple,
> I ju
Entering a direct freq is easy...
Press FREQ ENT (red button high right from the knob). Then use the red
numbers to enter the freq (and you can abbreviate). You can put in 14.2
or you can enter 142 and both will put you on the same freq.
~Brett
On Sat, 2010-03-20 at 19:17 -0500, Don Cunningham
Brett,
You are a genious, it worked and the KBPF3 lives, hi. That was too simple,
I just didn't try tuning out of the ham bands!!! I still have yet to figure
out how to do a lot on the rig (like entering a direct frequency), so now I
can finish the build with the KPA3 amp. Thanks for your ins
I've not got one in my radio but you should be able to hear it click in
as you tune well out beyond the edge of a ham band. So maybe put it
into really coarse fast tune mode and head off the top end of the 80
meter band until you hear it click into place? You could also pick a
frequency way betwe
Well, I have completed K3, s/n 4076 and all checks well at the low power
level with one exception. I can't figure out how to put the K3 into
"general coverage" mode so I can see if the KBPF3 is recognized and working.
All else I have found, which in itself is amazing to me, hi. I want to
chec
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