Craig D. Smith wrote:
<> When you tap XFIL to rotate through the filters the discrete FLn
indicator lights up for that filter and also the VFO B display says
"FL3 0.40",
"FL4 0.25", etc. So you don't really have to remember.
Thanks, all, for the quick and meaningful response. The above
beha
<> When you tap XFIL to rotate through the filters the discrete FLn
indicator
<> lights up for that filter and also the VFO B display says "FL3 0.40",
"FL4
<> 0.25", etc. So you don't really have to remember.
Thanks, all, for the quick and meaningful response. The above behavior will
help a lot.
> Also, you only have to take off half the bottom cover to change or move a
> filter. It's the easy half IMHO.
... And of course the top cover. I was just pointing out you don't have to
take off the entire bottom cover.
Craig
NZ0R
K3 #25
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On Nov 14, 2007, at 2:05 PM, Craig D. Smith wrote:
> Why should I need to remember what roofing
> filter I installed in each slot? Besides, the filters might be
> swapped from
> time to time. My personal preference would be to see the nominal
> roofing
> filter bandwidth displayed rather than
Craig,
There are five discrete icons on the LCD (FL1-FL5) to remind you which
filter is selected at any given time. Generally you don't need to
remember what each one is, because they're selected automatically as
you rotate the WIDTH control. The numeric value of the width (etc.) is
also show
I keep wondering what filter width I have selected - maybe this could be a
DISP / VFOB option later?
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
- Original Message -
From: "wayne burdick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Yes, the width, shift, locut or hicut value is displayed numerically as
you rotate the controls.
Yes, the width, shift, locut or hicut value is displayed numerically as
you rotate the controls.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Nov 14, 2007, at 11:05 AM, Barry N1EU wrote:
Is there any numeric indication of the K3 rx bandwidth on the display?
I see the trapezoidal analog display of relative bandwidth,
Just to clarify, the PRE/ATTN settings are stored separately for RX ANT
on/off. They're not stored differently for ANT 1/2, however.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Nov 14, 2007, at 6:41 AM, wayne burdick wrote:
On Nov 14, 2007, at 5:33 AM, Nick Lekic wrote:
Are the attenuator and preamp settings memoriz
On Nov 14, 2007, at 5:33 AM, Nick Lekic wrote:
Are the attenuator and preamp settings memorized between ant1/ant2
and/or rx antenna ports?
For example , ATT is on and preamp is off on ant1 port but ATT is off
and preamp is on when rx antenna port is selected.
Yes.
On my current radio (no
In a message dated 13/11/2007 22:03:59 GMT Standard Time,
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Craig Rairdin NZ0R Wrote
Pardon my ignorance but I don't understand how your station layout would be
improved with an external ATU. The KAT3 occupies the same space inside the
K3 as the KANT3. An external
Got this from UPS about 60 minutes ago:
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My invoice is #47426 for a K3/100 kit order placed 30th April, however
the invoice wasn't generated until 9th July - someone "forgot".
I have been told Sales will be in touch this coming week...
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On Nov 8, 2007 3:37 PM, Doug Faunt N6TQS +1-510-655-8604
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And I was/am hoping for using this capability for both the main and
> sub receivers simultaneously, which would require labeling of the text
> packets.
Good point. I'll only have the one receiver, so I won't need
And I was/am hoping for using this capability for both the main and
sub receivers simultaneously, which would require labeling of the text
packets.
73, doug
Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 08:40:07 +
From: "Julian G4ILO" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Nov 8, 2007 5:32 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV <[EMAIL PRO
On Nov 8, 2007 5:36 AM, WS6X <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> For those contemplating ordering a K3 kit, or anyone for that matter, I have
> a rather lengthy evaluation of my K3 kit experience, which I deem too long
> to post here. I will be happy to email it to anyone who requests a copy
> offline.
On Nov 8, 2007 5:32 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Wayne,
>
> It would make sense to return that data in a TT; format
> to allow programs that do both control and data modes to separate
> the data. Assuming the semicolon is either treated as illegal by
> the decoder (so it doe
> I have a rather lengthy evaluation of my K3 kit experience, which I
> deem too long to post here. I will be happy to email it to anyone who
> requests a copy offline.
How long is too lengthy? Maybe you could post it in several mails,
because I am sure there many, many who would love to read yo
First, thanks to all who sent congratulatory and encouraging notes. Please
forgive me for not answering personally -- I had an urgent need to lean over
this little black box. . .
Thanks also for the good-natured jabs at me and my "walkable" cats. I won't
get into that now, but that is not as far-f
,
... Joe, W4TV
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of wayne burdick
> Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 11:57 AM
> To: Joe Subich, W4TV
> Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> Subject: [Elecraft] Re: K3 text-to-terminal d
Thanks for such a quick reply Wayne. I was headed for the 200. Sounds like
that's the right choice.
- Ron
wayne burdick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ron,
I haven't heard any ringing at all in our 200-Hz filter. It's quite a
bit narrower than the 8-pole 250-Hz filter down to -40 dB or so,
Ron,
I haven't heard any ringing at all in our 200-Hz filter. It's quite a
bit narrower than the 8-pole 250-Hz filter down to -40 dB or so, and
it's the filter I used about half the time for CW and nearly all the
time for narrow data modes. The 8-pole filter has steeper skirts, as
you'd expec
On Nov 7, 2007 5:40 PM, Doug Person <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wayne,
> Thanks for the update on this. As a semi-retired software developer for
> Big-Blue, I'm thinking it would be fun to write an interface for this in
> the Eclipse platform - which is runnable on almost any OS.
> Doug-- K0DXV
Wayne,
Thanks for the update on this. As a semi-retired software developer for
Big-Blue, I'm thinking it would be fun to write an interface for this in
the Eclipse platform - which is runnable on almost any OS.
Doug-- K0DXV
wayne burdick wrote:
Hi Joe,
After sending "TT1;", any decoded text
Hi Joe,
After sending "TT1;", any decoded text (TX or RX, at the K3) is
streamed to the terminal without request commands. The user (or
software application) can continue to send commands to the radio
completely transparent to the text stream as long as the command
doesn't return anything (e.
An interesting design to benchmark against might be YU1AW's moderate
noise figure / high IP3 preamps using BFP196 / BFG540. See
http://www.qsl.net/yu1aw/bfp196peng.htm for some details.
73,
Lenny W2BVH
K2 sn 1520
Ian White GM3SEK wrote:
Wayne
wrote:
Ian White GM3SEK wrote:
On the subject of
wayne burdick wrote:
I should mention that the operator would be able to turn the K3's regular
preamp off when using the external preamp, if desired (and/or turn on the
attenuator). Thus there would be a full range of possible NF/dynamic range
tradeoffs under convenient operator control.
Thi
Ian White GM3SEK wrote:
Should Elecraft supply a 6m preamp as an option for the K3? Yes, I
think you should, because third-party preamps are notorious for having
far too much gain. To preserve the K3's reputation for high dynamic
range on *all* bands, it would be best to keep the gain/NF trade
Wayne
wrote:
Ian White GM3SEK wrote:
On the subject of 50MHz, Wayne, please could you say more about the
receiver sensitivity specification?
At present the sensitivity spec is the same on all bands, namely:
"-136 dBm (typical), preamp on, 500Hz b/w"
Hi Ian,
The K3 is optimized for high
Ian White GM3SEK wrote:
On the subject of 50MHz, Wayne, please could you say more about the
receiver sensitivity specification?
At present the sensitivity spec is the same on all bands, namely:
"-136 dBm (typical), preamp on, 500Hz b/w"
Hi Ian,
The K3 is optimized for high dynamic range,
Hi Rowland,
> No CE mark seen but I dont think it needs one in Kit form.
For the kit version likely not, but, afaik, anyone who ordered an
assembled K3 in the EU will, without a CE Marking have a problem. Way
back when, Eric did say that he was looking into getting the K3 certified.
Mine is
Don't worry, Knut, the K3 powers up in a little over two seconds, and
that won't change.
We wrote our own OS, optimized for radio use. No Windows :)
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Nov 5, 2007, at 1:13 PM, AB2TC - Knut wrote:
Hi, this is my first attempt to post to this list, so I hope I am
doing it right
Jeff Stai wrote:
K3 #27 was also in the SS CW to the tune of 546 QSOs.
I'll post more later, but very briefly: I am totally blown away by the
K3.
There was a point where I had to separate one signal from another
maybe 200Hz or 300Hz away, and call and work him. And I just turned a
knob an
On Nov 2, 2007, at 6:44 PM, Thom LaCosta wrote:
Seems that one of the first steps after turning puppy on would be to
check for an update?
Definitely, Thom. Easy to do, too, using our K3 download utility, which
does a few other things besides just download code.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
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On Fri, 2 Nov 2007 16:15:14 -0600, you wrote:
>Monty Shultes wrote:
>
>> You can have your novel, one-of-a-kind, never-done-before project on
>> time, or on budget, or on spec. But you can't have all three.
>>
>> Most people opt for the delay in order to hold the price down and
>> maintain quality
Monty Shultes wrote:
You can have your novel, one-of-a-kind, never-done-before project on
time, or on budget, or on spec. But you can't have all three.
Most people opt for the delay in order to hold the price down and
maintain quality.
Wow, Monty, where do (did) you work? I want to appply fo
A wise project manager once said -
You can have your novel, one-of-a-kind, never-done-before project on time, or
on budget, or on spec. But you can't have all three.
Most people opt for the delay in order to hold the price down and maintain
quality.
Everyone sets achieving all three as a goal
You make a good point Nick.. One bonus of all the delays is the favourable
exchange rate!! I actually contacted Lisa last week to make my remaining 50%
payment and pay for the options as the US dollar is very cheap in VK at the
moment. I’ve probably saved myself a couple of hundred AUS$ or so, on t
There's little sign of the first run!
I phoned them a couple of weeks ago and was told my K3/100 modular kit
(ordered on Monday 30th April) would ship last week - w/c 22nd. No sign
of it on my credit card and no communication from Elecraft. It might be
a Christmas present to myself at this rat
Jeff,
like yourself I'm in the 2nd run, but would suspect by the lack of "[K3]It's
here"
messages on the refector, that the 19th of Nov is probably very optimistic for
Run 2. In all honesty I'd be quite surprised if I see it by Xmas, but we can
always hope!!
I'm a bit confused by the info
Thanks Chuck. Will pass this on to the manual team for correction. It
should reflect in the next revision.
73,
Greg - AB7R
Whidbey Island, WA
K3#0009
-Original Message-
From: Chuck Catledge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 29, 2007 8:39 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Cc:
too bad the FCC recently allowed the AM digital to run at nightime,
which makes adjacent channel listening rather difficult. With too
wide a receive bandwidth...will not the IBOC digital streams come
into the audio demodulation
( obviously I am talking about AM broadcast band... not SW )
This is already discussed in the FAQ. AM RX is OK with the FM filter.
You can also copy AM through an SSB filter in SSB mode; the K3 is
extremely frequency stable and opposite-sideband rejection very high.
You can optionally use the RX EQ menu entry to cut the bass frequencies
near the carrier,
Hi David,
We're in the midst of manual and errata updates. It should be
straightened out soon.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Oct 25, 2007, at 5:33 AM, David Pratt wrote:
I wonder which issue of the K3 Assembly Manual does the Errata sheet
Rev. A-4 refer?
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Darrell;
Nice suggestions. The best way to see what triggers the KRC2 can
handle is to view the KIO2 command set. Whenever one of the
parameters changes, and is reported out the serial port, the KRC2
picks it up, creating an internal event. The KRC2 personality will
then determine whether
Please list what other triggers there are.
My wishlist for the KRC2 and K2:
1. Sense the Ant 1/2 switch on the K2, even when no Elecraft tuner is
installed or connected, and sink or source outputs based on the state of this
switch.
2. Sense the receive antenna menu option, even without the K16
The KRC2 actually has far more capabilities for controlling external
devices than the K3. The KRC2 has 16 individual high current, high
voltage sourcing drivers and 16 high current sinking drivers. These
are commonly used to control antenna selection relays (the sourcing
drivers) and bandpa
Hi John,
Both!
The K3 works with the KRC2 for controlling complex antenna or
transverter switching. But it also provides amplifier control signals,
as well as 4 open-drain band-data outputs. These are discussed in the
Owner's manual, in the "Rear Panel" section.
Normally the band-data signa
A little elf whispered in my ear about my errant facts regarding the number
of cover screws necessary to remove/install when adding an option to the K3.
Despite my undergraduate degree in mathematics I can't count correctly.
Lest I leave people with the wrong perception about the K3 screw count, le
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The guys/gals in Aptos have some very influential/powerful friends who
have managed to delay the next cycle...
Thanks, Henry. I was worried that this effort might have gone unnoticed.
73,
Wayne, N6KR
"In mathematics, in the field of complex manifolds, a K3 surface is
For home station, try to find Kenwood PS53 or 52.
For trips, specially flying, Gamma HPS-1a, look for
http://www.gammaresearch.net/hps-1a.html
Benny OH9NB
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The problem with scrolling through the menus is that you have to know
to look at that parameter. If something gets changed, and you were
unaware of it (it happens), being able to see at a glance which
parameters were not at the defaults would be most useful.
In particular, I'm thinking of the K2
Doug Faunt N6TQS +1-510-655-8604 wrote:
Can the values of all these parameters be uploaded and downloaded from
the control port? If so, someone (I wish I could) needs to write a
program to do those functions and display them all with the
differences from defaults marked.
The firmware loader (t
I have used the K2 PA Key Out to key the THP HFK1.5, no problem at all and
expect the K3 to have a similar key out feature
de Joe, aa4nn
: [Elecraft] Re: K3 - keying an amp
>
>"Still wondering about the TXInhibit feature though and whether (A) it's
>a normal feature of most
On Fri Oct 12 4:25 , "Julian G4ILO" sent:
>It looks to me as if something like a "system restore" function would
>be handy, so you could set things back to the last state you had if
>you decide you have completely messed things up by tweaking.
A very handy thing with the menu design is that whi
Since the K3 AM roofing filter is 6KHz, I guess it won't be so hi-fi.
It isn't tubes vs transistors, so much as IF coils vs crystal filters.
Brings back memories of when I was a kid, when I used to listen to AM
radio using a home made crystal set with an OA91 diode, tuned by a
permeability tuned c
I bet it could make a mess of things to make all the settings easy
to adjust.
I just wonder if the settings are good for AM reception, where you
want a slow agc so you don't knock the bass out, and by bass I mean
10 to 50 Hz type stuff.
On most 'ham' gear, you don't want that as it would just ad
I Don't know about the orion but i certainly can hear the problem Rob
talks of on my Icom 7800.
Basically the problem is due to very short (but quite large) pulses
causing excessive AGC action.
certan types of Electric fence noise, Precipitation static and at a
guess Dry air static (not a probl
Maybe some parts of user settings (like discussed AGC "deep params")
should be "password protected".
For obtaining a password special written disclaimer "not to comply
later" will be needed :-)
- joking -
I understand Wayne quite well, on the other side I know there are very
experienced users
It looks to me as if something like a "system restore" function would
be handy, so you could set things back to the last state you had if
you decide you have completely messed things up by tweaking.
The other suggestion I was going to make was that couldn't some of the
more esoteric settings be ad
Can the values of all these parameters be uploaded and downloaded from
the control port? If so, someone (I wish I could) needs to write a
program to do those functions and display them all with the
differences from defaults marked.
73, doug
Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2007 21:48:36 -0700
From: Vic K
We knew we'd get a lot of new feedback on firmware issues once we
released the manual.
After a huge amount of private e-mail and discussion today over the AGC
issue, I've concluded that some of the AGC controls should go back in.
They might not be available the instant you get your K3, however
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wayne,
I read your reply to this thread with great consideration.
I think your observation that most field testers did not
adjust the AGC parameters is a good one.
However, I think that that K3--and the Elecraft product line
in general--particularly appeals to people w
N6KR:
>2. Some combinations of settings can end up being very confusing,
except for the advanced and/or experimentally inclined operator who can
recognize the side effects. This has been endlessly played out on some
of our competitors' rigs. I had sought to avoid such difficulties once
it became c
Wayne,
I read your reply to this thread with great consideration.
I think your observation that most field testers did not
adjust the AGC parameters is a good one.
However, I think that that K3--and the Elecraft product line
in general--particularly appeals to people who value amateur
experiment
I can understand where Wayne is coming from- bad eHam reviews are sure
to follow if people who don't know how to use these controls are given
access to them.
Scott, N9AA
wayne burdick wrote:
Don,
It was my decision to remove them, for the reasons given below. It's
trivial to add them back i
If a radio has proper Key-Out before RF sequencing, like the K3 and K2
do, this is NOT necessary. We have no problem running with relay based
amplifiers, including those with large, slow relays, like the SB-220 etc.
A few radios out there have a TX loop feature, but most others do not.
Its not
Hi Wayne,
As -always- thanks so much for listening.
This is not a trivial issue for me, it's the "glue"
that brings all the other aspects of the transceiver
into line.
Here's the list in priority order, what I'm looking
for in a flexible AGC:
1. Slope - I want S9 CW signals to sound stronger
"Still wondering about the TXInhibit feature though and whether (A) it's
a normal feature of most transceivers and (B) is it a useful feature for
modern amps like the Acom when wishing to operate CW/ full QSK? 73,
Stewart Rolfe, GW0ETF"
This is a useful feature if your transceiver's RF output p
David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
Could you put in a config menu item that turns on/off the possibility
of
changing them, so default state is off and it uses your settings Wayne.
There are various possibilities for the user interface, David; this is
one of them.
But first I'd like to consul
To stick my 2p worth in here and not that I'm knowledgeable about this or
want to change them, but ...
Could you put in a config menu item that turns on/off the possibility of
changing them, so default state is off and it uses your settings Wayne.
If the state is changed to on, another 4 menu item
Don Rasmussen wrote:
I don't know about anyone else, but I bought K3 based on being able to
adjust these (5) things.
Don,
It was my decision to remove them, for the reasons given below. It's
trivial to add them back in, but debatable as to whether it's a good
idea. I'm open to discussion. P
Stewart Rolfe wrote: (without reading the FAQ)
...and also was wondering if there is a variable delay function to
adjust the timing between Key Out switching the amp and the K3
squirting out RF?
73,
Stewart Rolfe, GW0ETF
Doh.the FAQ says
"The variable delay is a feature that will
Bill Tippett wrote:
In my admittedly quick scan of the manual I still have some unanswered
questions.
1. What step sizes are available for:
DSP BW (50?)
Yes.
PBT
Same.
CW Pitch
Same.
We may change these in the future.
2. What is the range of AGC SLP? Wasn't
there some discus
Thanks, Bob, on behalf of all of the authors and reviewers.
We'll be diligently updating the manuals to keep them as accurate as
possible. In some cases the owner's manual is actually a bit ahead of
released firmware -- this is noted in the owner's manual errata.
The Schematics package is in
Hi Ed!
I think we loaded the wrong image on your K3 when you brought it in.
I'll get back to you later this afternoon.
Wayne
N6KR
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We were born on the same day, just different continents. I used to think 50
was old - very old. Now when I attend conventions I get the feeling that I'm
one of the youngest there.
The advantage of getting older is having more money for radios, downside is
needing to wear glasses to read the ma
Oh heck Wayne, we're dead game sports!! Take the whole day!!!
73 and happy Birthday.
John W4CWZ
wayne burdick wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well it is the 10th day nowhas anyone seen the manual:(
I have.
I got sidetracked (not willingly, mind you). I'm about halfway through
a fina
Don't forget to take the cores with you!(hihi)
Dick, NJ9K
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of wayne burdick
Sent: Saturday, September 29, 2007 00:15
To: Elecraft Reflector
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Elecraft] Re: K3 Manual in 7
Yeah, ain't THAT the truth! ;-)
Bill W5WVO
David A. Belsley wrote:
Don't kid yourself, Wayne; it just gets worse with each additional
year.
love ya,
dave belsley, w1euy
On Sep 28, 2007, at 8:15 PM, wayne burdick wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well it is the 10th day nowhas anyone
Don't kid yourself, Wayne; it just gets worse with each additional year.
love ya,
dave belsley, w1euy
On Sep 28, 2007, at 8:15 PM, wayne burdick wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well it is the 10th day nowhas anyone seen the manual:(
I have.
I got sidetracked (not willingly, mind you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well it is the 10th day nowhas anyone seen the manual:(
I have.
I got sidetracked (not willingly, mind you). I'm about halfway through
a final check to reconcile the manual with late firmware additions.
I'll try to post it before Tuesday, when I'm taking half a
Seeing how many of you assume I am a racist for translating some of
Eric's last announcement into Jive, let me also offer up a Swedish
Chef translation Hopefully, this will prove that I make fun of
everyone equally and, therefore, can no way be a racist.
Swedish Chef:
"Veyne-a und I deescoossed z
On Sep 24, 2007, at 8:22 PM, Joe, aa4nn wrote:
Do you mean
"...closing PTT has no effect because QSK already
has you in transmit mode?"
Yes.
Or while in QSK mode must you closs PTT in order to transmit?
No.
Wayne
de Joe, aa4nn
This is in addition to the regular semi- and full-QSK
Biaural-Pseudo Stereo-spatial
are some names given to technics, where mono is transformed to stereo.
Simplest is RC/CR net where 3db-points of Left and Right channels coincide.
Here we have amplitude split. Published studies for specially CW and
FONE filters
used to have OpAmp filters to make it
Bill Tippett wrote:
The other thing all of us need to remember about
extremely close spaced measurements is that these are
made with continuous carriers (i.e. no key clicks) from
ultra-quiet sources (e.g. HP 8640Bs or quartz oscillators).
In the real world, nearby signals will have much more
noi
Nah... MUCH TOO EASY..
I keep forgetting about BSET... and shouldn't forget it... it's a NICE feature.
Tom
At 14:50 09/19/2007, wayne burdick wrote:
Or use BSET to access LOCK for VFO B directly.
73
Wayne
N6KR
On Sep 19, 2007, at 12:20 PM, Tom Hammond wrote:
David:
You can do that now...
l-o-n-g ago i asked if the K3 will be able to control my Yaesu FL7000
amp band changing function.
the answer was, yes, ... eventually.
What does that mean?
73, Fred - kt5x
Hi Fred,
It means that I have been unsuccessful in cloning myself, so my
firmware list (which keeps getting longer)
ed by John Travolta or Ted Danson
in a pinch.
[Elecraft] Re: K3 Shipping Status Update - Sept. 18,
2007
k4tmc at aol.com k4tmc at aol.com
Wed Sep 19 17:38:47 EDT 2007
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Update - Sept. 18, 2007
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-Original Message-
From: Dan Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: wayne burdick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ Elecraft
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: Elecraft Discussion List
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Re: K3 Shipping Status Update - Sept. 18, 2
hem
WHAT?"
It's not reyyy. ;-)
Okay - let's get to work...
[Elecraft] Re: [K3] - dual lock
David Ferrington, M0XDF M0XDF at Alphadene
Wed Sep 19 15:53:47 EDT 2007
Brilliant!
On 19/9/07 20:50, "wayne burdick" sent
Brilliant!
On 19/9/07 20:50, "wayne burdick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent:
> Or use BSET to access LOCK for VFO B directly.
>
> 73
> Wayne
> N6KR
>
> On Sep 19, 2007, at 12:20 PM, Tom Hammond wrote:
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>> David:
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>> You can do that now... just LOCK VFO A, swap A/B, lock VFO A (which
>> WAS VFO
Or use BSET to access LOCK for VFO B directly.
73
Wayne
N6KR
On Sep 19, 2007, at 12:20 PM, Tom Hammond wrote:
David:
You can do that now... just LOCK VFO A, swap A/B, lock VFO A (which
WAS VFO B), swap again and both are locked.
73,
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Maybe after all of this is over, and the dust settles (and you guys get some
sleep), a posting, or magazine article (or book) about the birthing of the
K3 could be written.
It's already obvious that it would be interesting reading!
Dan Allen
KB4ZVM
K2 S/N 1757
Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ Elecraf
Tom, N0SS wrote:
In general, I've received just the very OPPOSITE reports. Most say that
the K3 has some of the very BEST sounding keying that they've heard! And
this from a number of folks whose opinions I value quite highly.
Elecraft (Wayne) had bent over backwards to ensure that there a
Hi Fred:
N0SS wrote:
>In general, I've received just the very OPPOSITE reports. Most say that
>the K3 has some of the very BEST sounding keying that they've heard! And
>this from a number of folks whose opinions I value quite highly.
>Elecraft (Wayne) had bent over backwards to ensure that ther
After a get a little more sleep... ;-)
Eric
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wayne burdick wrote:
Eric,
You need to spend less time sending epic e-mails and more time winding
toroids ;)
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Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ Elecraft wrote:
We have started an 'all hands on-deck' toroid winding operation in
Aptos as an insurance policy
Eric,
You need to spend less time sending epic e-mails and more time winding
toroids ;)
Wayne
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A future firmware revision will also decode and display CW sent via an
external keyer, handkey, or computer plugged into the K3. This is even
easier than decoding on-the-air CW ;)
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Sep 17, 2007, at 2:49 PM, Lyle Johnson wrote:
... Will the CW decoder show your outgoing (real
DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL wrote:
...if the radio isn't ready for prime time, don't send it in.
Doug,
All production K3s will be 100% tested on all performance parameters,
including transmit over the full power range. (The amp discussion
accidentally QSP'd to the reflector today was in relation to a h
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