A couple of hams have posted they got theirs and posted here... I believe one was serial number 10014. I also read more will be going out after more parts arrive. Did you order one? Is that why you

pay attention, there will be a test later 73, Jack, NF1L

a couple of them have appeared on the elecraft reflector bill my club Washington Amateur Communications WACOM http://www.wacomarc.org/ my dx club Northern Illinois DX Association NIDXA

Am surprised you missed the emails from a few that received their new K3S's in the last week; so, yes, they are shipping (but only the orders for the assembled ones. From what I understand, the kits

At least on was reported on this group!

According to Elecraft K3S are being shipped since June 24th. Are they? Nobody reported receiving one. Strange.

You are most welcome sir. -- Thanks and 73's, For equipment, and software setups and reviews see: www.nk7z.net For MixW support see; http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/mixw/info For Dopplergram

Well Joe I agree with you. That's a difficult choice. But at the end I would let my budget and my wife to decide. I have two K3/100, one in use at home with the complete line. The other used during

TU Dave. simply and effective. Now I appreciate what it could mean when contesting in RTTY. That's my typical usage. of my K3 machines. I have a lot a eastern signals that come nearby. So I will be

More importantly, I can hear the difference in a crowded band... -- Thanks and 73's, For equipment, and software setups and reviews see: www.nk7z.net For MixW support

Thank you for sharing.. Even more glad now, that I did the upgrade. 73 Harry K7ZOV

RMDR is dependent on the signal level coming in on the antenna. Anyone who does Field Day, or has another ham a few miles away, will likely have heard the broadband noise. It can be from his own

Hello, I had what I believe to be a unique opportunity to test the new synthesizer in a high signal level environment, under some controlled conditions. K7OLN lives about 750 feet from me, and

That might be true but RMDR measurements are are made under test lab conditions. I the real world, as soon as you connect the antenna, RMDR is measurements are well below noise that's introduced by

Upgrading to the K3S is a difficult decision, for sure! I'd like to have one, but what to do with my K3? I've already seen some used K3 up for sale. But is there a market for them unless priced

Hi Everyone, I recently acquired a K3S and have been working on connecting both a PC and Expert 1.3K-FA amplifier to the radio. My prior setup was a TS990S which had two I/O ports: a USB port and a

I think there are two factors driving one’s desire to upgrade the synthesizer. The radio is quieter, and the RMDR improves allowing one to separate adjacent signals that are close together. This

Maybe this will help. Disconnect your antenna and observe the noise level on any band you operate. When you reconnect your antenna and the noise increases, then you probably don't need to upgrade.

John, Probably not. On the other hand maybe. It's nice to keep up with the latest. I might buy one this fall and keep the old K3 as backup or sell it but that would be hard to do as it's part of

John, I am a casual user also. The only time I jump into contests is too give others points, add a few more DX to my list and experiment with antennas. The new K3SYN board seem like a good idea since