If I missed a post or so, forgive the duplication.
Can any of the folks who have a K3 make some comments about using a straight key
and/or bug? Is it menu controlled? Do we need diodes as with the K2?
thanks
73-k3hrn
Thom,EIEIO
Email, Internet, Electronic Information Officer
Can any of the folks who have a K3 make some comments about using a
straight key and/or bug? Is it menu controlled? Do we need diodes as
with the K2?
There are separate PADDLE and KEY jacks. No menus or diodes involved.
73,
Lyle KK7P
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The K3 has TWO inputs. One for paddles and the other for a straight key or
computer/keyer input. No diodes or mods necessary :) They're both active at
the
same time, so you do not have to change anything in the menu to go from one to
another.
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73,
Greg - AB7R
Hi Thom:
The K3 offers SEPARATE INPUTS for a PADDLE and another (external)
keying device, be it
straight key, bug, K1EL WinKey, parallel/serial port keying adapter,
whatever you wish
to use. There is NO NEED for a menu change since both inputs are
directly available on
the back of the K3.
On Thu, 20 Sep 2007, Tom Hammond wrote:
Hi Thom:
The K3 offers SEPARATE INPUTS for a PADDLE and another (external) keying
device,
Thanksand thanks too to all the folks who replied here and direct.
Now, I'm off hunting a sideswiperI guess I can have one fabricated
After that,
On Thu, 20 Sep 2007, Rick Tavan N6XI wrote:
Oops - I err'ed about the connector types. Both are 1/4 phone plugs, stereo
for the paddle.
1/4 inch...man, that means I have to find the pre-computer junk box. As much as
I love my old Drakes...I'm glad Aptos didn't go the skinny military plug
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