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> From: Joe Planisky (via Nabble)
> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 QRPp
> To: "Julius Fazekas n2wn"
> Date: Monday, March 2, 2009, 11:05 AM
> For anyone considering trying QRP(p) operation, don't be
> put off by
> tales of super antennas. Yes, a goo
For anyone considering trying QRP(p) operation, don't be put off by
tales of super antennas. Yes, a good antenna always helps, and if you
have an unusually good setup, by all means take advantage of it. But
surprising results can be had with strictly average setups. This
weekend, I achie
.cut...@ntlworld.com wrote:
> From: d.cut...@ntlworld.com
> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 QRPp
> To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net, "Julius Fazekas n2wn"
> Date: Monday, March 2, 2009, 10:19 AM
> Hi Julius
>
> What is your decent antenna, may I ask? Do you use rx
> ante
Hi Julius
What is your decent antenna, may I ask? Do you use rx antennas too?
David
G3UNA
Julius Fazekas n2wn wrote:
>
> Propagation was pretty darn good too...
>
> worked a Mn station running 5 watts who was 30 over in Tn.
>
> Folks were telling me I was pegging the needle running 1
Propagation was pretty darn good too...
worked a Mn station running 5 watts who was 30 over in Tn.
Folks were telling me I was pegging the needle running 100 watts. Really
wasn't expecting those lind of comments, nor the DX worked either.
QRP is surprisingly effective on 160 with a decent anten
Lyle & Dave,
Thank you so much for your explanations.
I realize all the efforts I have put in towards my 150 meter radial
field had to work in my favor. I am on the ocean and my back yard is
a salt water marsh. I use the first tall tree at the marsh's edge as
the support for my 160 meter inve
> If you want to force the radio to use milliwatt level output on the KXV3
> without first setting up a transverter band, then set CONFIG:KXV3 TEST.
> See page 49.
Also see page 50 and 56.
73,
Lyle KK7P
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> If I want to operate at say, 1 watt I believe all I have to do is
> adjust the power out and it will go from 100mw to 120W using the main
> antenna 1 or 2.
Yes.
> If that is true, how does one select and use less that that?
Set up the transverter band per page 39 in the manual (latest rev D
assuming a k3 and it is fully loaded;
If I want to operate at say, 1 watt I believe all I have to do is
adjust the power out and it will go from 100mw to 120W using the main
antenna 1 or 2.
If that is true, how does one select and use less that that?
If one uses the BNC out on the transverter
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