Charles,
You wrote:
-Front mic socket not compatible with any other mfg. that I can find.
Actually, it is!.. and it is well documented.. the front panel mic connector
conforms to the Kenwood pin-out. I am using a Kenwood MC-60 on
my K3 (#269) with no modifications and no probl
BCI on 3 antennas and at least 4 bands.
could be stray RF, yes. TNX 73Charles [EMAIL PROTECTED] > From: [EMAIL
PROTECTED]> To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] #309 first
issues> Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 23:31:02 +> > No keyer problems here ...> >
>First impressions (citing "problems" only):
>-AGC does not clamp down on short duration pops/tones/blasts of toned >noise.
Hi Charles,
I believe that the AGC PLS menu setting in tech mode has an effect on
how the AGC handles short duration pulses. You may want to try changing
that to see if
No keyer problems here ...
You list enough problem items that I wonder if
"something" isn't wrong with "somewhere".
Maybe an antenna corrosion-caused "diode junction"
creating the BC "garbage" ... and stray RF causing
a keyer hick-up.
Please keep us informed.
73! Ken Kopp - K0PP
K3 #56
K2 #5
Re: "BCI Blowby"
Also, Charles, it would be helpful to know what filter(s) you were using,
what kind of antenna and if it was generalized or if you have one strong BC
station in the "neighborhood."
73
... Craig AC0DS
ww.elecraft.com
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Charles
What band were you operating with the BCI problem?
David
G3UNA
I got #309, factory built, into service. First contact was VP6DX barefoot.
First impressions (citing "problems" only):
-AGC does not clamp down on short duration pops/tones/blasts of toned noise.
-Stepping thru all 5
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