Wouldn't the HRD be the best place to ask? -- 73,Gary K9GSGreater Milwaukee DX Association: http://www.gmdxa.orgSociety of Midwest Contesters: http://www.w9smc.comCW Ops #1032

First, I’m confused what you mean by “TUNE>CW mode for practice. You should have the K3 in TEST mode, then in CW you can key all day without generating RF. Maybe that’s what you meant. There

I have had my K3 three years, always SSB. Now I am enrolled in CW OPS school and learning CW from scratch with an iambic paddle. I'm using the TUNE>CW function as a keyer for practice. Got the speed

Not quite.....using the USB cable gives you four different virtual serial ports. You can use COM1 as well as the virtual FSK port simultaneously with no problem. Also don't confuse RTTY

I use a Kenwood 480 SAT (100 Watt with the tuner) and the antenna is a selection of Ham Sticks. I have been using this setup for several years and it never disappoints. I really cannot see the 200

I just wanted to point out that if you are planning to do RTTY (FSK) as described in the RRC1258 documentation, you must use the USB port on the front of the Control RRC. Hence the USB port isn’t

Will someone tell me if the price for the new cost version of the HRD group is a one-time fee with all future upgrades at no charge or if we will have to pay for every upgrade forever or if the

I'd be interested in these various options if they can go mobile somehow. Eventually, I'll probably have to go trucking 48 states again. I've never used a freewheeling vfo mobile. I could probably

Rather than rebuild my radio desk to accommodate easy relocation of my K3 for operational purposes, I'd buy the K3/0 Mini and a cable. Much easier. Question is: When will this combo be

Can this cable be used over a distance of 100+ M ? W7CS

Yes, it is possible, and we're working on a special cable for this. 73, Wayne N6KR

Bruce, Did you get any response from Elecraft on this? If so what did they say? Gary N6LRV

Jim: One other thought: If you enter and save a CW memory, and then leave the CW memory editor and then return again to the Editor by clicking "Edit CW Memories...", is the CW message you entered

Jim, Just as a quick test.. When entering text into the CW Memory text fields, try pressing the TAB key to move to the next field before clicking "Save". See if that makes any difference. David,

When testing be sure you are in CW mode. ...nr4c. bill

One possibility is that the Mx button has been assigned to a command macro function. There is a description of how to undo that in K3 util help on the command tester topic Dick , k6kr

I am new to the K3 having just completed the build last weekend. I am trying to add a CW memory to the K3 using the K3 Utility/Configuration/Edit CW Memories. The K3 Utility connects to the K3 and I

I first tried LP-Pan and found it to be very time consuming to get working right and to stay working right. Could be all my fault, I don't know. But I got tired of messing with it. I then bought a

Note that you do not have to use a serial cable for COM1. You can turn on the RRC's internal USB to serial converter under the serial settings (set "use USB COM port as COM1" to YES) and plug in

I agree 100%, Harry. After my current project (building a KX1, my second after a ten year hiatus) the SVGA option is next on my list. I just need to find a good place to site the SVGA monitor!