2.7 kHz. 2.1 kHz is way too narrow for SSB TX. 73, Eric <faunt@...> wrote:

You must have at least one SSB b/w filter in the K3 when we ship. (2.7 kHz or higher.) These filters are used on TX and must be in the rig. 73, Eric WA6HHQ

We are heading down the final K3 production stretch, and we can finally see the finish line. We received all of the first production run K3 painted and silk-screened enclosure sheet metal late Friday.

K3 Status: Sept 6th, 2007 All of the K3 raw PCBs are in house and are in various stages of production. (SMT reflow, wave soldering, hand soldering etc.) Some are complete and are in production test. W

K3 Status Update: August 29, 2007 Note from Eric: I apologize for not posting earlier. I planned on posting an update for everyone before I left town for the JA Ham Fair last week, but ran out of time

Our field testers are a very diligent and experienced bunch. They've been working hard (on your behalf, as well as theirs) to exercise every possible K3 feature and uncover opportunities for refinemen

In multi transmitter situations I would expect that external bandpass filters would still be required, as they are for most rigs. In some cases you might be able to get away without them, but the exte

Hmmm - That must be a new form of energy ;-) Of course I meant 'harmonic'. 73, Eric <wa6hhq_lists@...> wrote:

The K3 transmits through both bandpass filters (before the final amplifier stages) and through low pass filters after the PAs. The bandpass filters do an excellent job of removing out of band noise ge

The 2nd RX should ship 30-45 days after the first K3s begin shipping. It was the last item to leave engineering and the pipeline of parts and PCBs takes time to arrive here. Plus we have a lot of item

Yes. :-) We'll also have the K3s at the Hamcom convention in Plano, TX, this weekend. 73, Eric WA6HHQ http://www.elecraft.com