Rob:
Sorry about that, I was using an old chart, 1,2,3 are at -16,the rest is
the same. Too many charts and notes around here
*73 De Mike*
*VE3YF
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On 23-Apr-17 21:16, Mike VE3YF wrote:
Rob:
FWIW, I use a Heil PR-40 which is pretty much the same as the PR-781
a
Rob:
FWIW, I use a Heil PR-40 which is pretty much the same as the PR-781 and
I have the following set:
Mic-014
Comp-018
Mic lvl set to high (Not Low as Heil Suggests)
1. -14
2. -14
3. -14
4. -03
5. +04
6. +05
7. +07
8. +08
I have had good reports. I could probably fine tune 4-8 on the EQ b
On Mon,4/10/2017 7:45 PM, Bob Nielsen wrote:
Why would you use bias on the CM500? I thought that it had a dynamic
microphone.
No, it's an electret. An early version of the advertising blurb (written
by guess who, a salesman) incorrectly said that it was a dynamic, so
you're not imagining thi
Bob,
It's an Electric Mic and requires bias.
Gene
From: "Bob Nielsen"
Why would you use bias on the CM500? I thought that it had a dynamic
microphone.
73,
Bob N7XY
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Why would you use bias on the CM500? I thought that it had a dynamic
microphone.
73,
Bob N7XY
On 4/10/17 7:15 PM, n...@comcast.net wrote:
- Original Message -
"jim"
I strongly disagree with Heil's recommended settings.
I agree with Jim about NOT using the Heil recommended sett
- Original Message -
> "jim"
> I strongly disagree with Heil's recommended settings.
I agree with Jim about NOT using the Heil recommended settings. I use both the
Heil Gold Elite (hold over from another rig), and the Yamaha CM500.
I use the exact same EQ settings for both mics.
The ModMic is an electret mic that can be added to your favorite headphones.
I’ve been suggesting it to people for years, and I’m delighted to hear that
someone is using it.
Electret mics are pretty flat, so just go with Jim Brown’s recommendations. You
can see a graph comparing his recommended
Sorry. Bands 5 and 6 should remain at 0.
Actually, the settings are not very different. I'm starting from 0, and
using relatively little boost. By boosting the midrange, their low cut
relative to mid-range is pretty similar, and their boost of the two
higher bands is similar, relative to the m
On Mon,4/10/2017 1:50 PM, Peter Chamalian wrote:
Jim, a few questions on your settings.
1. Do you have a high, mid or low pitch voice? Mine tends to be mid to
high.
Relatively mid-range.
2. What mic are you using? Have the Antlion condenser ModMike 4
I'm using a Yamaha CM500 boom heads
April 10, 2017 1:17 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] New to Elecraft - help with audio settings
I strongly disagree with Heil's recommended settings.
I will repeat mine for contesting, DXing, and casual operation.
Three lowest bands maximum cut. Fourth band cut
I am trying to compare the Heil contest settings with yours, 5 and 6 are
not mentioned in your post. The biggest difference seems to be Heil is
showing significant more boost at the top (3200Hz) and also you cut #3
(200Hz) more.
HEIL K9YC
1 -16-16
2 -16-16
3 -10-16
4 -6
bject: Re: [Elecraft] New to Elecraft - help with audio settings
I strongly disagree with Heil's recommended settings.
I will repeat mine for contesting, DXing, and casual operation.
Three lowest bands maximum cut. Fourth band cut 6 dB. 3-6 dB boost of top
two bands.
Then get signal repo
I strongly disagree with Heil's recommended settings.
I will repeat mine for contesting, DXing, and casual operation.
Three lowest bands maximum cut. Fourth band cut 6 dB. 3-6 dB boost of
top two bands.
Then get signal reports from a trained listener, who has his/her RX set
for wide IF band
If you're still having problems Rob, email me direct. I'm on a crummy keyboard
rite now. Fred K6DGW
j...@kk9a.com wrote:
>Follow the manual for setting gain and compression plus look at Heil's
>suggestions for the equalizer:
>https://heilsound.com/heil-amateur-radio/support/dsp-settings/all-th
Follow the manual for setting gain and compression plus look at Heil's
suggestions for the equalizer:
https://heilsound.com/heil-amateur-radio/support/dsp-settings/all-things-elecraft/
John KK9A
From: Rob Monsipapa
Sun Apr 9 22:34:08 EDT 2017
I just set up my K3, KPA500, KAT500 and P3. Couldn'
If the K3 manual is anything like the KX3 manual, it has steps for voice setup.
Set everything to zero, set mic level, then the next step. I did this all wrong
several times with my KX3, then finally read the manual carefully. Before that,
it was random twiddling and no joy.
I collected the rec
Hello,
I just set up my K3, KPA500, KAT500 and P3. Couldn't get any audio out until I
changed the mic setting of the front mic connection to high output and no bias.
CMP settings is 11, MIC gain is 9 and power on the K3 is set at 28watts...
It's now driving the amp up to around 500watts but I
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