Some quibbles. First, Elecraft products in the K3 and KX3 generation are
trivially easy to build. All the modules have been factory aligned and
tested. They are "screw together" kits. Unless you have some physical
disability that prevents you from building it, ALWAYS buy in kit form.
It takes
Jer,
Your list is OK -- unless -- if your goal is to minimize dis-assembly
when adding the items later in your list, then decide on the filters for
the main receiver before adding the subRX. The subRX must be removed to
add filters to the main board.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 7/31/2015 9:15 AM, ae.
On Fri,7/31/2015 6:15 AM, ae...@carolinaheli.com wrote:
My primary focus is DX and I'm trying to juggle priorities (cash) to build
my station.
I'm upgrading from a YAESU FT-897D which works ok but doesn't deal with
noise/band noise well.
The intended end result will be K3S, Panadapter, Amplifie
Here's my basic configuration which is on order at present:
Item Ref. Price ea. Qty. Description
K3S/100-F $2899.951 K3S 100W Xcvr. (Assembled)
KAT3A-F $369.95 1 K3S ATU (Fact. Installed)
KFL3A-1.8K $139.95 1 K3 1.8 kHz, 8 pole filter
KFL3A-500 $89.95 1
On 15-07-31 09:15 AM, ae...@carolinaheli.com wrote:
I'm shooting for the cheapest setup that will be functional at the start and
then add on as I go. Trying to get the order of importance down.
Thoughts:
1. Base K3S 10w - stay CW mostly due to lower power.
2. Upgrade to 100w
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My primary focus is DX and I'm trying to juggle priorities (cash) to build
my station.
I'm upgrading from a YAESU FT-897D which works ok but doesn't deal with
noise/band noise well.
The intended end result will be K3S, Panadapter, Amplifier, External Antenna
Tuner. The K3S will have the sub re
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