Barry, Thanks for the information. If most of the filters are coming in closer to spec. I'm not sure that doesn't make the value proposition even more compelling for the standard filter. Those are

FWIW, I measured a user's 2.7Khz filter and it came in at 2670hz at the -6dB points. I'm not sure what to make of the discrepancy, although my sample is obviously closer to spec. I just mention

Jerry, You may also want to look at the archives of Elecraft's own list: http://mailman.qth.net/pipermail/elecraft/ As a starting point I'm planning the following: KFL3B-FM .... a wide

Hi Jerry .... I'm primarily in the contests and DXing and mostly CW - well over 75% CW, so I opted for the AM filter (for SWLing), 1800 (may change that to 1000), the 500 and 250 filters. There is

HiJerry, I am mostly SSB but do some CW andPSK31. Being mostly SSB, I built mine with this configuration,which is heavy on the SSB side. 6 khz, 2.7 khz, 2.1 khz, 1.8 khz, and 400hz. It may be

There's a lot of good info including WA6HHQ of Elecraft making suggestions at http://www.zerobeat.net/mediawiki/index.php/K3_Roofing_Filters 73, Barry N1EU

Hi... new member of the group, looking for info / opinions on which to base a decision which filters to order. I've checked the reflector archives, but still not sure. I'm primarily a DXer, but enjoy

If some K3 owner out there with the 2.8Khz 8-pole filter installed could possibly indulge me, I'd appreciate it if you could make a simple 10-sec WAV file recording with your K3 audio connected to

I started to play with K3 AF-level meter. As a result there is a new file for 5 Xtal standard filter pass-bands. Tricky job, but tool is wonderful new feature in K3. DO NOT: RX equalizer lets you to

Aha! That's what I get for doing email and group postings before breakfast. :-) I was out of town Fri-Sun and missed much of this discussion. I'm now up to speed. Yes, I believe that Wayne and Lyle

In a recent message, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ <wa6hhq_lists@...> wrote ... Eric - I think you may have missed the point. The suggestion of the 150 ohm resistor in pin 2 was to limit the

Hi, There is absolutely no need to add a resistor to the mic. We provide a K3 menu item to enable or disable bias to the mic connector. That's how I use it on my K3 here. :-) 73, Eric

Hi Thom, We designed the K3 to work perfectly with the MH2 and I'm not aware of any problems so far. I use it here on my K3. Our field testers also are using them with no problems What is the

Could be....but some folks can't do that...maybe send them a replacement mike. 73 k3hrn Thom,EIEIO Email, Internet, Electronic Information Officer www.baltimorehon.com/ Home of

I think the simple solution to the MH2 Mic issue, assuming it is an issue, will be to ship everybody a 150 ohm resistor and instructions on how to solder it in! On 21/1/08 09:19, "Thom LaCosta"

To say nothing about dipping the unfaithful in honey and staking over an anthill. The K3 saga has given me insight into Jesuit Logic, folk wisdom, obfuscation and a modern day example of the Cargo

Thom, Fat chance - stake through the heart, leave at local crossroads at midnight more likely. Simon Brown, HB9DRV

Hallo Craig, I don't know. We can put them on our wish list, but we won't have time to do everything on the list. We still have regular day jobs... hi vy 73 de toby Quoting hotelechovictorkilo

Oh ye of little faith. The true believers will doubtless pray for your soul. Thom,EIEIO Email, Internet, Electronic Information Officer www.baltimorehon.com/ Home of the

With all the waiting going on, I'm a little disappointed in the subreceiver situation. I pulled my order once because I got impatient. I guess i will wait a little longer until this hiccup