Was going to post the same Chris. -73 de M0XDF

Or if you remote op while traveling, it’s convenient to keep in touch with your home repeater/s. Done that too. Rick NK7I Smell Czech corruptions are inevitable

If you only want an FM box for 2M, then yes, buy a separate radio. However, if you need SSB/CW for DX and contests, then the internal unit is the only way to go. 73, Charlie k3ICH

The only internal transverter I know of for the K3 is for 144 MHz. I have one in mine and it works fine. I wish there WAS one for 220. I still use my antique µWave Modules 220/28 for that

I agree with that advice and yet started that way and went the other direction. My K3S usually lives in a rack enclosure. I even machined a custom front panel and got the radio and P3 side by side

FYI, it doesn’t include the bypass relay we added to the KAT3A. Wayne ---- elecraft.com

About 3 or 4 years ago I asked an Elecraft employee about adding their internal 2 meter addition to my K3 and he talked me out of it. He said I'd be better off with a 2 meter mobile rig or even a

I have and use the internal 2 meter transverter in the K3S, but didn't know they made any others. I use it occasionally for 2 meter FM, more for SSB, and also to drive external transverters for 23cm

Yes, I have the 144-146 MHz version. Works fine, but could do with more output Watts. Adequate power output for driving an amplifier. 73, Alan. G4GNX

I wouldn't put anything made by MFJ inside my K3. 73, Chris NU1O

Has anyone used any for the k3 internal transverters ? especially the 220MHZ Mel NE9A

I did not know mfj made an internal tuner for the k3 Mel NE9A

Mainly did FMT to see what could be done with K3 with human operator reading waterfall screen.... it works & I'm happy about that (that is pretty good key in this hobby, if you ain't happy ah?

No preference on which one. Can be from K3 Classic, K3S or MFJ clone version. Contact me off list at my call sign on the ARRL email reflector --- @arrl.net -- Andy, KD3RF

If you contact them Elecraft they can provide a software patch to enable Tx outside the normal amateur bands. With the patch enabled, Tx on my K3 is still inhibited between 7.650 and 9.000 MHz. As

If you mean 7.6 to 7.7 Mhz then you need to apply the MARS modification which is a firmware obtained from Elecraft you will need to provide a reason, if MARS your MARS call sign. Also in that region

On 4/9/2020 23:02, ab2tc wrote: Never, EVER, connect your signal generator to the TX antenna jack! (Learned the hard way.) 73, Scott K9MA -- Scott

Hi Dave, If the RX antenna port is selected you should see a small "RX" text icon on the screen, but it isn't very obvious. This is a most common error, so don't feel bad about it! On the subject of

Was going to write the same thing but I knew somebody else would chime in. Yeah, CCP Virus is now the fault of those Italians. It's pasta that caused the virus and not bats served at wet bars. He

Hi, Come on! Where do you think those Europeans and the other parts of the US got the virus from? That the virus started in China and has since spread to all the rest of the world is accepted science