Hello, all. Looking for a Macro Command String for PF1 that would, on first pressing, turn the fan to Speed-2, and on the second pressing of PF1, would turn the fan speed to Speed-0 (zero). Any

Alan, Are you referring to the internal 2m option for the K3? I’m talking about the external XV144. It’s manual says (on page 3 frequency range 144-146 Mhz. It also says that the IF input

Mark. I can’t help you with other rigs, but I can tell you that the 2 metre transverter DOES cover the entire band 144-148 MHz. It’s in the spec at the top of the manual and there’s even a

I am interested in adding a 2m transverter to my K3. I would like to use it with other transceivers (Flex 6700, Apache Labs 7000DLE, Icom 7610). The Elecraft transverter only covers 144 - 146, but I

I appreciate everyone's input on this topic. He is going to join this group so I am sure he has all of these comments. 73 Paul KB4GYT

Your contacts' problems do indeed sound RFI related and the ferrite suggestions made by others may help. There is also the possibility that he is suffering from a weak Internet service link on one or

I agree with Rick. The cutouts I encounter as almost totally the result of a slow internet connection. It is most noticeable on CW and will make you sound like a LID! That said, RFI can do the same

I have multiple remote stations using this exact configuration; K3/0-Mini on the control side; K3S, KAT500, KPA500 on the radio side utilizing RemotRig boxes in between. I too use my remote stations

The Kenwood TS-890S test is available on the ARRL server.

Hi Paul, I am presently running from my remote station in New York to my local control station in California using the Elecraft twins, (K3 at remote and K3Ø at control. So far I have had no trouble

I run a 1KW homebrew solid state linear with my K3 for my remote station. I don't use a K3/0 but I also had to deal with RFI. Buy about a dozen 2.4" 34 mix ferrites and put them on every cable!

Paul…….. If he was running POWER, them Ferrite Beads is the best approach, Cable Routing (AC / DC & Coax-Separate ) in the TX location and Equipment Grounding should be reviewed. Was a

Hi Ray I will send him your reply via email (also I am getting him to sign up on groups.io). I failed to mention that he is using remote rig hardware. Thank you for your time to help us. 73 Paul

Hi Paul...... There should be Some “Error or Fault” messages displayed ? Drop outs that I see are...... RF Power getting back into the Equipment ...OR .... Power Supply Over Heat / Saging

Hello, i worked a station on 40m cw last night that was using a K3/0 mini (control) and K3S (remote site) that dropped out three times during our 45 minute QSO. He said the problem is not present on

The SVGA technology is old, but works very will with the P3, IMHO. HDMI means the company adding it has to pay a license fee. I was not aware of this until recently. Wow you have quite a setup.

I have that on all three of my P3’s.. Hi Hi I Just think that VGA is awful old technology. I have two K3S’s 10853 and 10858 and a 2971 K3, KPA500, KAT500, KPA1500 and 5 SP3’s so I’m far over

Ken, It's really minor but I'm keenly aware of it. When I first tried the KPOD I often had cases where a button press would elicit a beep without a corresponding action from the K3S. I complained to

I wonder what you mean when you say the K3 has a lot of life in it? I don’t look at a radio as having a life, but I also look at a radio for it’s usefulness. If you are just looking for new

I wouldn’t hold your breath yet… Dale, k9vuj