active antennas.
Try it, it's quite an eye opener.
73, Charlie k3ICH
- Original Message -
From: "Arie Kleingeld PA3A"
To:
Sent: Friday, January 03, 2014 11:12 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KRX3 input protection
Steve,
the subRX of the K3 has its protection (an rf t
Jim and Steve,
While the COR will do its job, I recommend that you not abuse it. If you
hear the COR operating during transmit, it would be wise to provide some
external switching (relay) to remove the RX antenna while transmitting
or insert an attenuator.
Of course, the best solution is to
Steve -
I have a similar setup as Arie - an 80 meter Inverted L at 40 feet for my
transmitting antenna and a Hustler 5BTV vertical ground mounted about 10 feet
from being directly under the vertical. Works fine. If I crank up my KPA500,
the relays in the K3 quickly isolate the subrx from too m
Steve,
the subRX of the K3 has its protection (an rf triggered relay if the
power coming into the rx is too high).
I've used the K3-KPA500 on a beam and I had a diversity vertical
connected to the subrx quite next to it. No problem at all.
It all depends on the coupling of the antennas. Try a
Hi all,
My KRX3 is on the truck and due tuesday. Quick question: I will be running
the main receiver on a receive only antenna
fed via the KXV3A and the subrx via its bnc aux. These antennas are quite
close to the xmit antennas. Should I use
any sort of attenuation and/or external TR switch
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