Of course, the power supply goes by the amp. The ACC cable has the DB15HD connectors, with all 15 pins connected. The longest ready-made cable I can find that I would trust

Hi, I didn't see this mentioned in the lists, so I am reporting: For those of us who have amplifiers that glow in the dark (actually, the tungsten filaments of 3/500, 572 or 811 cause a bright white

Indeed. The poster was cautioning about voltage drop from the power supply which I couldn’t imagine why one would separate them. You might need to build a 30 foot cable HDE-15 to RJ45 and Ethernet

Yes, but the AUX bus cable goes back the radio. 73, Ed W0YK

Wouldn’t it make sense to put the power supply with the KPA1500? I must be missing something. Tom NY4I Principal Solutions Architect Better Software Solutions, Inc. 727-437-2771

Hi Lou, I would locate the power supply near the RF deck, so DC power cables won't be an issue. It would indeed take a lot of copper to make a 20 foot DC cable! 73,

Page 5 of the KX3 manual shows a phones jack and a MIC jack. The MIC jack can be used with a TRS mic connector if the mic button feature is disabled in the MIC BTN menu. At least that is how I do it

On Sat, Feb 13, 2021 at 08:46 PM, K9MA wrote: Is there a maximum length spec for the AUX cable? (In my case, 20-30 feet is enough.)You shouldn’t have an issue with the AUX cable length Scott. Your

Thanks, Ken. 73, Scott K9MA On 2/13/2021 9:24 PM, Ken K6MR wrote: -- Scott K9MAk9ma@...

Kind of a shameless post but, if your are going to move your KPA1500 away from your operating position. You might find one of these

You can buy ‘Y’ cables on Amazon that have a TRRS to two TRS. I have one with a cheap headset I use with my KX2 and Dell laptop. But the catch is that there at least two flavors having different

Correct Answer: It depends. Depends on the hardware used in the communication. Depends on the communication protocol. Depends A LOT on the quality and construction of the

I’ve never seen a spec, but mine is about 20 feet long. No problems. There is nothing speedy on the AuxBus. 1K one direction, 2K going the other way. Ken K6MR

I'm thinking of someday putting the KPA1500 in another room to isolate the fan noise, but I'd like to retain the tight integration with the K3. Is there a maximum length spec for

I did that and now com 3 shows up in the com port box but its greyed out so the utility still doesn't run on the laptop. If I run the interface cable over to my Win 7 machine it works just fine.

The problem is that I only have 1 headset jack on the computer. Apparently it's a tres. I have to come up with a trrs plug that then breaks out to a jack for the headset mic and another jack for the

I think this is a very good question. It may affect in so many ways the performance of our radios. Thank you for asking such a perceptive question.

You can try it by changing the filter settings. I doubt you'll hear much difference, though adjacent signal rejection won't be as good. 73, Scott K9MA On

After hearing Eric talk about the K4 filtering (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoMoJddbFyI&t=1221s) and the phase shift problems with narrow crystal filters, I wondered if you could run the K3S with

I do FSK RTTY with my K3 and N1MM and use a home brew 15pin ACC cable to a FTDI USB adapter for a dedicated COM port. Works great with MMTTY and 2Tone. You have to remember to set the COM port in