Hi all
Problem solved.
I was driving the sound card too hard.
It's having a new radio that made me think that it had to be the radio's
fault. As it turned out it was something simple that I would have spotted
and fixed with my old radio.
Thanks again
Bill
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Doug
Thanks for the suggestion. I disconnected my Mike and it makes no
difference.
Thanks
Bill
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Mike
Thanks for trying to help.
My ammunition pouch was empty a long time before yours was (Hi).
Bill
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For some reason, I thought it was hardware, sorry. I'm out of bullets,
but someone here will hit it.
Mike
Screwtop wrote:
> Mike
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> Winwarbler is part of the DXLabs integrated logging software suite. It takes
> care of my logging and DXCC record. It's not a very impressive record but
> none the
Do you have a mic open maybe?
73 Doug N3QW
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] PSK & Whurm Noise
Mike
Winwarbler is part
Hi Joe
The radio is the K/100 version.
It's not a rubbing noise. I've tested the fans.
The sound's a bit like one of those older rigs with an internal ATU tuning
up. Not the prtch noise but more the whirring noises.
Bill
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Mike
Winwarbler is part of the DXLabs integrated logging software suite. It takes
care of my logging and DXCC record. It's not a very impressive record but
none the less important to me.
The mode I'm using for PSK is"DATA A" and for RTTY is "AFSK A".
I am using the internal speaker.
Thanks
Bi
Hi Bill,
You didn't say whether your K3 has the 100W option (KPA3), but if it
does, are you sure it's not the fans? Maybe kicking up to a higher
speed than they did previously?
You can turn the fans on manually to see what they sound like at all 4
speeds with the CONFIG:KPA3 item in the m
Bill, any particular reason why you're using WinWarbler? The K3 is
perfectly capable of doing PSK and RTTY without any interface other than
a sound card in the computer. I'd take that out of the equation for a test.
What mode is the K3 in?
Are your computer speakers close enough to the K3 that
Julian
The only Scottish term that I can think of comes to whurm is whauruma.
This term used to express confusion on waking after a heavy session on the
amber liquid :-)
The noise is not PSK it is on top of the PSK sound. It sounds as if the rig
is protesting at something. I know that I am bei
I'm not sure what you mean by a "whurm noise". I presume it's some Scottish
term. :)
If you have the audio monitor enabled then the K3 will play the digital
audio from the computer sound card through its speaker. Depending on the
pitch selected with the waterfall I suppose it might sound like "wh
Hi
I'm a new owner of a K3 and I'm still in the "setting up" process.
Yesterday I managed to have a PSK QSO via Winwarbler which is part of the
DXLabs logging software suite. Today I updated the firmware using the K3
Utiltiy. Following this I tried another PSK QSO. This time when transmitting
my
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