If it really IS on your signal and not an issue at the receiving end
[more likely], that sounds like arcing in your antenna/feedline system.
Arcing at 10 W seems strange, but it can be "micro-arcs" inside a poorly
assembled connector. Before tearing anything apart, I'd arrange for a
test or two with others. I would be very surprised if it had anything
to do with your KX3. For some reason, human nature is to always assume
the worst for a cause.
73,
Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County
On 5/8/2018 2:55 PM, Roger Meadows via Elecraft wrote:
I was informed via e-mail by a fellow ham that my CW signal from my KX3 was
splattering about 11k. Although this is the only report I have even received
like this, and may be an issue on the other side, it still does concern me.
I do not have another radio where I could transmit into a dummy load and listen.
Has anyone seen this issue on a KX3? Anything I can check?
Thanks and 73,
Roger
AE4RM
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