Hi Jim, The 1500 has now passed all CE testing. (RF, Safety etc.) We're putting together the final paperwork now and should begin shipping KPA1500 amps to CE countries in Europe in the next two

CE marking is only required for shipping to the 28 countries of the European Union. 73 from Ian GM3SEK On 31/12/2018 16:25, Jim Denneny wrote:

Is CE certification a requirement only for shipping KPA1500 outside US? I ordered my KPA1500 in Sept and it was shipped next day. GL Wolf. 73, Jim K7EG

Please do report back as to what happens... 73s and thanks, Dave (NK7Z/NNR0DC) https://www.nk7z.net Award Manager, 30MDG Grid Contest ARRL Technical Specialist ARRL Volunteer Examiner ARRL OOC for

Martin, mni tnx fr the advice. Did so and waiting patiently for some echo ;-). The best wishes for a healthy and prosperous New Year to you and your love ones. Wolf * DK1IP

Wolf, If you have not already done so I suggest you email this matter directly to the senior executives of Elecraft who as you must know are always attentive and

hi folks, I'm desperately disappointed about the handling of my order of this amp. I'm a convinced Elecraft user since the K2 hit the market. Had/have different K3/K3s, P3, KPA500, KAT500, modules

Please see ad on QTH.com Asking $4,100.00 which includes shipping in CONUS. 73, Joe W7UV

For sale SignaLink USB sound card interface and cable for K3 rear panel audio in/out and PTT (SLUSBK3). Read more at http://www.tigertronics.com/slusbmain.htm Includes the SignaLink, radio cable,

Hi Scott, I think you can do it yourself. There is no soldering. You just need a phillips screw driver. then follow the config instructions. The easy way to config is with the K3 Utility Program.

I have two K3 1 kHz filters I'd like to have installed in my K3. Although I have done a lot of this sort of thing in the past, my fear of "messing up" is greater than the pride of "DIY". Would prefer

https://elecraft.com/pages/k3s-8-215-mhz-first-if-crystal-filter-response-curves ) suggest The actual low end is controlled by two parameters: the low cut frequency in the DSP algorithm and the local

Michael, There are curves of the filter response on the Elecraft website - but with the new website, I cannot give you a link, things have changed. 73, Don W3FPR

The cutoff would be higher than 2.7kHz. What you add to the high frequency end is subtracted from the low end. The high end is normally about 3kHz which means the low end of the roofing filter is at

Bob, good information as was Don’s response but I am looking for a specific piece of information relative the actual response of a K3s on SSB using the stock 2.7KHz. filter and zero TX

The rule for a balanced sound is that the product of the lowest and highest frequency should be between 450,000 and 500,000. So for a 2.7 KHz cutoff that means a low cut of 166 to 185 Hertz, or

Thanks Don. The published curves ( https://elecraft.com/pages/k3s-8-215-mhz-first-if-crystal-filter-response-curves ) suggest that there will be significant low end rolloff below 300 Hz. But I have

Michael, I think the rolloff is not much (in support of those who want ESSB operation. Much of the rolloff depends on your microphone. Jim Brown K9YC has long advocated reducing the TX EQ below 500

When using the stock K3s 2.7 KHz. roofing filter and all TX EQ settings are zero (0) what is the normal TX audio rolloff below 300Hz.? Michael Blake k9jri@...

Thank you for the heads up and Merry Christmas to everyone!!