Try hooking up to a dummy load or such rather than an antenn to get his
signal to a normal level say S9 at your end. see what it looks like
then. If he is still wide then you know for sure. send him some
captures or pictures of the screen.I have a fellow ham a block
away. when we
* On 2013 28 Feb 21:56 -0600, Keith Heimbold wrote:
> I have a ham that lives within .5 miles of me who works primarily on
> VHF bands and has been written about in QST for his 6m prowess in
> contests. When he operates he takes up 25 kc on 6m and basically wipes
> out the ssb portion of the band a
I have a ham who lives across the street from me. He uses an FT-920. If
I leave the antenna connected, he is all over the spectrum of the P3. I
usually switch to the dummy load when I know he is going to transmit (we
both check into the same HF net) and his spectrum is fine on the P3 at
that po
Sam,
I doubt the K3's front end is being overloaded. Since you're observing
this in peak-hold mode on the P3, start at the *top* of the pedestal and
note how wide the signal is. Then, move down the pedestal to where the
signal begins to widen out. How far down do you get before it begins to
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- Original Message -
From: Sam Morgan
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2013 9:46 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] OT P3 question
I have a couple of hams living .7miles and 1.3 miles from me.
On my P3 they both appear 6-8+ kc wide when viewed using the
Sam,
I have operated my K3 during Field Day and listened to other stations at
the same Field Day site without overloading the K3.
As Ron points out, bring the signals down to an S-9 level with the
preamp off and attenuation if necessary and then see what the P3 says
about their width. I suspe
8, 2013 7:46 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] OT P3 question
I have a couple of hams living .7miles and 1.3 miles from me.
On my P3 they both appear 6-8+ kc wide when viewed using the Peak function.
They both run different amps varying in power from 400w to 800w
I have spoken wit
Just a guess...ICOM radios??
On 2/28/2013 9:46 PM, Sam Morgan wrote:
I have a couple of hams living .7miles and 1.3 miles from me.
On my P3 they both appear 6-8+ kc wide when viewed using the Peak
function.
They both run different amps varying in power from 400w to 800w
I have spoken with th
I have a ham that lives within .5 miles of me who works primarily on VHF bands
and has been written about in QST for his 6m prowess in contests. When he
operates he takes up 25 kc on 6m and basically wipes out the ssb portion of the
band and sometimes even more down into the top of CW portion.
I have a couple of hams living .7miles and 1.3 miles from me.
On my P3 they both appear 6-8+ kc wide when viewed using the Peak function.
They both run different amps varying in power from 400w to 800w
I have spoken with them over the phone and while watching their signals
they are able to cut do
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