I installed the new K3 synthesizer boards last night into s/n 398 (with
sub Rx). The installation was very easy, requiring only the removal of
the top cover and the old synthesizer boards. I didn't even remove the
rig from the operating table, electing to sit my anti-static mat in
front of the
After my initial report of "no obvious difference" in the receiver
performance after first installing the new K3 synthesizers, I've now had
the pleasure of using them in the ARRL CW DX contest on 40 meters last
night. Let me preface my observations by saying that I normally run my
DSP at 150 Hz
Hi Mike,
I'm glad this went well.
Another customer who just did the installation tested transmit close-in phase
noise before/after and saw pretty dramatic results. At +/- 0.5 kHz from the
carrier, the new synth was down about -133 dBc, while the old was down about
-115 dBc. (This reduction in
Thanks, Mike. I was just about to disconnect all
the stuff in back from mine!
Phil W7OX
On 2/20/15 3:26 PM, Mike Cox wrote:
I installed the new K3 synthesizer boards last
night into s/n 398 (with sub Rx). The
installation was very easy, requiring only the
removal of the top cover and the old
Wayne,
I'd say this would be worth a free hat HI HI!! 73, Al
On Fri February 20 2015 5:38:20 pm Wayne Burdick wrote:
> Hi Mike,
>
> I'm glad this went well
>
>
> On Feb 20, 2015, at 3:26 PM, Mike Cox wrote:
> > I installed the new K3 synthesizer boards last night into s/n 398 (with
> > sub
Another customer who just did the installation tested transmit close-in phase
noise before/after
and saw pretty dramatic results. At ± 0.5 kHz from the carrier, the new synth
was down about -133 dBc,
while the old was down about -115 dBc.
Does the new synth use the same chip as the KX3? It's n
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