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On 2024-07-06 11:16, Dave Sublette wrote:
I can't find a mail list dedicated to the K4D. If there is one, please
redirect me. I want to know if the K4D will seamlessly plug into my
setup,
using the same cables I am now using with my K3s, P3 driving my KPA500
and
KAT500
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[Updated. Reason for update: Jim, K8JK has a K4D, not a K4. My
apologies, and hope to hear you again next week, Jim!]
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Tom,
Likely the power supply has gone out. I had a failure like that in my
early serial number P3, and it took out the front panel board and one of
my external directional couplers for the TX Mon. In my case, the 12V to
one of the low voltages supplies shorted out to 12V. I got the P3
repa
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[Edited - reason for edit - correct N0GMD callsign, sorry John]
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Also, for digital modes, I run my equipment at half power, max. So, for
a 100W XCVR, I run it at 50W.
This serves two purposes. One, it's easier on the PA, and two, it
leaves a 3dB 'overhead' for the digital mode, and less likelihood of
distortion getting into your TX signal. This has been
casionally tickling the 5th.
Said to clean up the FT8 signal.
73, Pete N4ZR
On 8/28/2024 10:12 AM, Dave New, N8SBE wrote:
Also, for digital modes, I run my equipment at half power, max. So,
for a 100W XCVR, I run it at 50W.
This serves two purposes. One, it's easier on the PA, and two, i
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Thanks for that reminder. I haven't had my K3s on the air doing digital
for quite a while, although I thought there was a firmware update that
allowed me to shut off that automatic power calibration at 50W. I
remember it being discussed at one time, but I don't recall if it was
ever released.
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The K3s has a built-in soundcard. Just hook the USB cable from the K3s
to your PC, and an audio codec should appear. Always connect to the
same USB port on your PC, otherwise, the OS will likely assign it as a
different device number. Also, make sure the radio is powered on before
you start
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(Sorry about the previous blank message -- this is now the ONLY
mailgroup I'm subscribed to that refuses HTML-formatted mail, which is
the default setting for my mail client).
It's amazing the things that can cause issues. From my experience:
1) An automatic porch light sensor, the kind that sc
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I'm surprised that no one has mentioned MY favorite antenna(s):
1) A 2-el spider-boom quad at 40 ft., covering 20-6M (including the WARC
bands):
https://www.qsl.net/ei7ba/Cubical%20Quad.htm
2) A ZS6BKW dipole, which is 92 ft. long, includes a 40 ft. window line
section, and then 75 ft. of coa
You do know that you can notch spurious signals out of your receiver?
There are instructions for doing so in the operating manual. It's kind
of interesting to see how it appears on the P3, though. The spurious
will tune across in reverse directions from normal signals, and usually
at double speed.
Keep your electronic manual copies on Dropbox. That way you only have
one copy, but it appears on all your PCs and devices.
Thanks, Wayne, for the pointers. There were a couple in there I had
actually overlooked in my KX2. I'm a long-time user of the K3/K3s, and
I just learned recently how to s
Wayne,
Some means to GPS-lock the frequency, ala the QRPlabs QLG1:
https://www.qrp-labs.com/qlg1.html
This would make running a number of really-low-power long-transmit-time
digital modes like WSPR and QRSS more practical.
Also, built-in Free-DV support would be really nifty, for all the
K-line
I"ve always wished for a 'ballistic' interface, i.e. the faster you turn
the VFO knob the larger the frequency change per turn. On the other
hand, I've suffered poor implementations of that feature (uBitX,
anyone?), so it would need to be done carefully, if at all. ICOM seems
to have managed to c
When I upgraded from my K3 to a K3s, I took the opportunity to order a
10 MHz Ref In option.
I finally got around to hooking it up to a Leo Bodnar GPS receiver I
picked up at Dayton a year ago, and now the K3s is rock solid spot on
frequency.
Don't know how i did without it all these years...
73
I'm a great fan of using the auto-spot feature, and love to show it off
to all shack visitors, as an example of yet another reason they need to
upgrade to Elecraft, from whatever boat anchor they are still using...
73,
-- Dave, N8SBE
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The loop would be only 6 to 8” from soft tissue, so you’d want to
run QRP, of course. OTOH, we’re talking about HF. A cellphone by your
ear is probably worse.
Any other antenna suggestions?
Wayne
N6KR
Who was that guy at the HFPack get-together at HARA a few Daytons ago,
that was running A KILO
> Here's another idea.
>
> Run a wire inside your shirt from one cuff across your back and down to
> the other cuff. Wrap loading coils around each arm just above the
> elbow. Feed the "dipole" in the center at the back of your neck.
>
> I did a quick model (assuming your arms are held straight
ed drifting).
I use a Citizen watch with WWVB reception, so the time on my wrist is
never more than 50 ms off.
Anally yours,
-- Dave, N8SBE
On 1/22/2019 1:45 PM, Dave New, N8SBE wrote:
> Don't know how i did without it a
Don, Ed, Wes, et al,
Thanks, guys, I misspoke. I was thinking of the old multiplicative
CW-only designs that have been floating around, but of course, the
Elecraft ones don't do that. My bad.
Yes, it would be nice to sync the Elecraft transverters to a 10 MHz
signal.
Which ones do you guys hav
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Fellow Elecrafters,
Elecraft scored a "clean sweep" in the shack pictures that accompanied
the Sprints article on pp. 75-77 of the 2019 February QST.
All four pictures depict Elecraft gear in action, including a really
nice SO2R operation and even a K3/0 remote setup.
Check it out!
73,
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I've always wanted to better understand the tweaks/handles that we have
in the noise blanker/noise reduction algorithms in the K3/K3S. I can
'frob the knobs', until I see some reduction in noise, but I felt it
would be much better to not be flying blind, and be able to know just
what the various m
Thanks for all the tips, guys, especially the MFJ meter references. I
have their ultrasonic sniffer, which helped me point out to the local
power company some dangling insulators.
I have tracked down some on-premise noise sources in the past (in no
particular order):
1) The clock on a Mr. Coffee
I agree.
The radios I've seen with touch screens are a real compromise in
usability. Either the screen is too small to be useful, or it is so big
that many hard controls are sacrificed to avoid making the front panel
too large. The worst are the PC-based interfaces, where all hard
controls are eli
Did you ever solve this?
My K3 just died, after being left on overnight. It was working fine
last evening, and this afternoon, I came down to the shack to start the
NA QSO party CW contest, and no receive, no transmit.
I've tried a number of things, including re-loading all the firmware,
with th
Operating split on 10M on the FM repeaters.
Original Message
Subject: [Elecraft] Linked VFO's -- usage?
From: "Cady, Fred"
Date: Sat, August 01, 2015 4:05 pm
To: "elecraft@mailman.qth.net"
Hi All,
In the current K3 firmware (going back a few versions) you can link VFO
A and B
off to the NA QSO party I go, better late than never...
73,
-- Dave, N8SBE
Original Message
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3_no_xmit,_no_receive?
From: "Dave New, N8SBE"
Date: Sat, August 01, 2015 4:38 pm
To: cx...@4email.net, elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Cc: k3supp...@elecra
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Wayne,
You duplicated the line about the ATU:
ATU* matching range @ 100 W 10:1 (typ) 3:1 Allows monoband antennas to
be used on other bands
It's in the General and Transmitter sections.
Also, I would REALLY like to be able to plug a mouse into the P3, and
click my way around the SVGA screen
Are you using the Elecraft KX2 mic with the buttons? If not, try
disabling the buttons in the menu.
Otherwise, maybe a poor connection?
Hope that helps,
-- 73, Dave, N8SBE
Hey guys,
Anyone know why I keep seeing Ext. Mic Displayed on the screen of the
KX2
every once in a while when
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(sorry for the previous blank email -- I keep forgetting that this
mailing list strips out HTML-format text)
I was originally licensed in 1970 as a Novice in Murfreesboro, TN as
WN4SBE, which changed to WB4SBE when I upgraded to Advanced the
following year.
I kept WB4SBE for 30+ years, even afte
I think it unlikely that it could support spots easily, but I agree that
it would be very valuable to be able to use a mouse to click on signals
to QSY. I know the P3 has a turn 'n push knob, but mouse interaction
would be a lot faster.
For those that generally hold a frequency during normal CW/SS
There is an Android app, EsSense, which you can set to check spots that
mention 2m or 6m, and your locality. It will run in the background on
your phone, and alarm you with sound and/or vibration when spots turn
up. I've had it load on my phone for a while, but haven't played with
it much.
Anyon
Wayne,
It would really be nice to be able to reverse the sense.
That way, as one tunes 'up the band', new signals appearing 'on the
right' (higher in frequency, but not necessarily in audio pitch,
depending on sideband setting) would appear in the right ear, and would
slide to the left based on t
"You always remember your first." :-)
My first DX contact as a 16-yr old Novice in August of 1970, was on 15
meter CW (rockbound of course, I still have the 3rd-overtone 7 MHz
crystal) with LU2DAW, an Argentinian who turned out to be a retired
railroad radio operator, who had done CW professionall
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Interesting hint to those that use Google Calendar to keep track of net
times, etc.
I had put these times on my calendar in what I thought was UTC, but it
turns out that 'London' time GMT+00 observes daylight savings time, thus
throwing the calendar off by one hour if you live in a local time zone
If it's not found to be a TV monitor with an approximate 40 kHz
horizontal sweep rate, then the next most likely will be a switching
power supply that runs at 40 kHz, rich in harmonics. I'd look for LED
lighting that comes on in the evening, like under-cabinet kitchen
lighting, or low-voltage yard
The University of Michigan ARC and the Washtenaw County ARROW
Communication
Association will jointly operate Field Day again this year as
Class 4A at Domino's Farms, Domino's World Headquarters, Ann Arbor, MI.
All stations, except the GOTA station, will use the UMARC call sign
W8UM.
We will use K
Joel,
Amazing that no one has yet pointed out the obvious solution -- get a
heavier radio.
The K3 is just too darn light -- you need a MAN'S radio, one of those
YaeComWood 50-pounders.
I bet then it won't slide, no matter what you are trying to plug into
it.
(Said firmly with tongue in cheek, i
"Real radios glow in the dark?"
Sorry, couldn't resist.
73,
-- Dave, N8SBE
> Original Message
> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Make the Feet "Stickier"
> From: Ian White GM3SEK
> Date: Wed, March 14, 2012 3:02 pm
> To: elecraft@mai
Bob,
I had forgotten about that option. I have a subreceiver in my K3, and
it certainly doesn't move around on the desk like it used to.
Even better, it will certainly help Elecraft's sales, if everyone buys a
sub for their K3.
A brilliant suggestion.
73,
-- Dave, N8SBE
> Original M
Do you have any transverters or other possible spurious noise sources
hooked up?
I noticed that once I hooked up my Elecraft 2 M and 70 cm transverters
that noticeable spurious lines started showing up. I haven't had time
to try to chase it down, yet.
73,
-- Dave, N8SBE
> Original Mes
I dunno. Beats me. You sure it doesn't move when you spin the VFO B
knob?
73,
-- Dave, N8SBE
> Original Message
> Subject: [Elecraft] P3 Basics
> From: Pete Meier
> Date: Tue, March 20, 2012 8:39 am
> To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
>
>
> Ok folks,
>
> I'll try this question ag
Eric,
I guess I'd feel better knowing that the paper list I filled in at
Dayton has somehow made it into the system. Is there a way to show a
page perhaps of callsigns registered (so as to protect some semblance of
privacy)?
Otherwise, all us 'paper pushers' will be clogging up the electronic
sy
As with all things RF, "your mileage may vary".
I have a wall-type clock I picked up at Dayton a year or so ago, in the
bargain pile in the flea market for $10 (brand name unknown, but it has
a sticker on the back that says "Made in China"). Works fine, until you
get a marginal signal from WWVB (
Actually, a bluetooth interface, especially for headset use, is a
serious consideration.
Most states have enacted a patchwork of anti-cellphone laws that to a
greater or lesser degree adversely impact amateur (and other) radio
operators. The purpose of this comment is NOT to start a thread on
whe
Ben,
Someone recently had written an article (in QST?) about re-purposing
some of the steering-wheel mounted switches in his vehicle. He was
snooping on the vehicle bus for this application. Not for the timid, I
would think, and pretty specialized by vehicle manufacturer.
Otherwise, mounting a
ce on a belt clip. You could have a plug-in for a leg
> mounted key too. Don't make it as good as. Make it better. How cool to say
> you are using an Ah woo ie (AWUI).
>
> de Fred, AE6QL
>
> -Original Message-
> From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net
> [mailto:ele
Nicely offset my ground shipping costs, Bill. Thanks!
Counting printing and shipping time, the book should arrive in time for
this year's Field Day.
I intend to bring the book our to our W8UM/ARROW joint Field Day effort
along with my K3/P3, and wave it about, to see if I can generate any
more i
Wayne,
What I guess I don't understand is why the TXCO functionality was never
finished. Seems like that would help a number of accuracy/calibration
issues, and I bought the .5 ppm option expecting that it would be
useful.
I'm disappointed in what appears to be a decision to abandon finishing
th
[K3] K3EXREF K144REFLK and K144XV
> From: Wayne Burdick
> Date: Thu, June 09, 2011 2:08 pm
> To: "Dave New, N8SBE"
> Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net, "Tim Taylor" ,
> "David Pratt"
>
>
> Dave,
>
> The 49 MHz "1-ppm" oscillator is a T
9, 2011 2:08 pm
> To: "Dave New, N8SBE"
> Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net, "Tim Taylor" ,
> "David Pratt"
>
>
> Dave,
>
> The 49 MHz "1-ppm" oscillator is a TXCO, and it works well (0.5 ppm
> from 0 to 50 C). Originally we thought we
The long recharge times (at least with the supplied/supported
Sanyo/Panasonic chargers) are off-putting.
I use Duracell Renewals that come with a lightweight switching power
supply to re-charge my camera flash AA batteries in 1/2 hour (they will
actually tolerate a 15 minute charge cycle). That w
44XV
> From: "Dave New, N8SBE"
> Date: Thu, June 09, 2011 2:51 pm
> To: "Wayne Burdick"
> Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net, Tim Taylor
>
>
> Sorry, Seiko is the RTC -- google for S35390A_E.pdf
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> Dallas (Maxim) is the TXCO supplier --
The University of Michigan ARC and the Washtenaw County ARROW
Communications Association will jointly operate Field Day this year as
Class 5A at Domino's Farms, Domino's World Headquarters, Ann Arbor, MI.
All stations, except the GOTA station, will use the UMARC call sign
W8UM.
We will use a K3 (
Just a hunch, but if you have a KCR2, make sure it is powered if it is
connected to the AUX port. A couple of weeks ago, I had unplugged the
power cable form the KCR2, and when the rig was powered on, it hung and
did all sorts of odd things, including not powering off in response to
the K3 front p
Try unplugging all AUX and RS-232 cables from the back of the K3. I've
had computer programs that were accessing the K3 'hang' and then you
couldn't manipulate the menu system from the front panel, until I
unplugged the offending cable(s).
Resetting whatever external box/computer is misbehaving f
Roger saith:
"When I had the I/O printed circuit board out of the case, I noticed
that the earth planes for the power supply section and RS232 section are
separated by a zig zag gap."
Ouch! That indicates that whoever laid out the board had no idea that
'gapping' the board is a BAD IDEA(tm).
Ple
P3 generates noise on 144MHz
> From: "hawley, charles j jr"
> Date: Mon, February 18, 2013 1:08 pm
> To: "Dave New, N8SBE"
> Cc: Roger Crofts ,elecraft reflector
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> What does the "zig zag" gap look like and what is the issue wit
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Use Larry's N8LP LP-Bridge to intermediate:
http://www.telepostinc.com/LPB.html
I had been using it prior to getting my P3, so I could share HRD or N1MM
with the PowerSDR/IF program and Larry's LP-Pan, and never had any AGC
issues with the K3.
When I dropped usage of Larry's LP-Pan for the P3, I
Aside from the AGC issue, I found that I couldn't navigate the config
menus from the K3 front panel while HRD was running.
It was hammering the rig so hard that it was hanging the config menu
system. As soon as I unplugged the cable, I got control of the menus
back. This was very repeatable.
Ag
Seems that implementing 1920 x 1080 at 58 Hz, instead of 60 Hz, is at
the root of the issue.
Seems that there are a great number of monitors that don't grok the 58
Hz stuff properly at that resolution.
Have you hit a limit in the chip set such that you can't implement 1920
x 1080 at 60 Hz?
That
I really like the one shown at the link below.
Seems like Elecraft could give one with any order at the show. Kind of
like the K3 t-shirts they handed out with orders a few years ago -- one
of my most treasured t-shirts. I make a point out of wearing it at
local hamfests and for ARROW Field Day,
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