Hi Wayne
St Kitts is a great destination but no I didn’t get trapped there but instead
further south down the coast in Laguna Beach. While St Kitts might have been
better, Laguna is more than good enough.
The biggest challenge with my dual KXPX3/KXPA100 is the tom of connecting
wires/cables es
Wow, Paul. Between the QTH, food, beer, and your dual KX3-PX3 setup, I'd say
you have it made. Of course the K4 will eliminate 90% of the boxes and cables.
Surely you didn't get trapped down there semi-permanently by Covid-19? Rough
life :)
Wayne
N6KR
> On May 15, 2020, at 1:20 PM, Paul Gace
Wayne
Thanks for the super quick and succinct reply.
The 3rd TX port is (for me at least) a huge boon and having at least 2 RX opens
up a ton of possibilities.
I’m really looking forward to the K4.
Here is a blog post of my continued efforts to find a sweet spot between
functionality and port
I believe it’s 3 HF. But you must have the ATU and maybe the second ADC ( K4D).
Regular K4 has one TX port.
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> On May 15, 2020, at 3:01 PM, Paul Gacek via Elecraft
> wrote:
>
> I think I’ve read that the K4 will have 3 TX antenna ports and possibly up
Hi Paul,
> I think I’ve read that the K4 will have 3 TX antenna ports and possibly up to
> 5 RX antenna ports.
The KAT4 ATU provides three SO-239 antenna jacks. Any of the three antennas can
be selected for transmit. By extension, this becomes the default antenna for
the receivers, unless you
I think I’ve read that the K4 will have 3 TX antenna ports and possibly up to 5
RX antenna ports.
Does anyone know if the 3 TX can all be used for HF bands concurrently?
The use case is very straightforward and is;
1) tri bander 10/15/20
2) 40m antenna
3) 80m antenna
I just want to make sure I
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