I contacted Elecraft Support as advised & Doug suggested I re-seat the
filters in the main board & the Sub Receiver.
Lo & behold,... the problem disappeared and audio from all filters is now
normal!
Thanks Doug
73 Ray G3XLG
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My two narrowest filters have CONFIG -> FLx GN set to 6dB as opposed to
0dB for the others. Press the number keypad to select the appropriate
filter.
Martin, HS0ZED
On 02/04/2019 20:29, Ray Spreadbury via Elecraft wrote:
I have recently fitted a Sub Receiver & some additional filters to my
Ray,
I doubt that there is anything else wrong. Each filter will vary in its
gain (actually loss) amount. The 4 dB stated in the menu listing for
the 400 and 250 Hz filters is only a starting point.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 4/2/2019 10:36 AM, Ray Spreadbury via Elecraft wrote:
I had done that
I had done that Don as per the Manual - 1-2dB for 400Hz & 3-4 dB for the
250Hz filter.
To get the right level of loudness I have had to add the max ie.8 dB. So, is
something else wrong?
Ray G3XLG
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Ray,
You can set the gain parameter (FLxGN) parameter in the menu to
compensate for that. Either use K3 Utility or set it manually in the
CONFIG menu.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 4/2/2019 9:29 AM, Ray Spreadbury via Elecraft wrote:
I have recently fitted a Sub Receiver & some additional filters to
I have recently fitted a Sub Receiver & some additional filters to my new to
me K3S. I now have in the main RX, a 6K for AM, a 2.8K, 2.1K, 0.4K & 0.25K.
In the sub RX there is a 2.8K, 2.1K, 0.7K, 0.4K & 0.25K. I have a problem
with the 0.4K filter position in both receivers. Between about 0.45 &
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