[Elecraft] K3 Keying and NR No Effect Here
Chris Page
g4bue at adur-press.co.uk
Fri Aug 15 05:39:32 EDT 2008
Thanks Stewart.
I loaded the latest firmware this morning (I was using 2.20) but
before I did that, I tried monitoring my transmitted signal on
another receiver, on the same 80m frequency that I did the test with
my UK friend yesterday morning. I cannot tell any difference to the
keying between having the NR switched in and switched out.
After loading 2.23, my signal sounded exactly the same on my other
receiver and a report from a European station on 20m said the keying
was "perfect" and there was no sign of any clicks.
I now intend leaving well alone and am putting the experience down to
one of the mysteries of life!
73 de Chris, G4BUE
On 15 Aug 2008 at 2:04, GW0ETF wrote:
>
>
> Don Ehrlich wrote:
> >
> > I just keyed my K3 with and without NR (all settings) while
> looking at the
> > keying waveform. I used both the internal keyer and an external
> computer
> > interface for keying and could not see any effect on the 5 mS rise
> and
> > fall
> > times related to NR settings or with NR on or off.
> >
> > Don K7FJ
> > K3 #195 latest Beta
> >
> >
>
> I just did the same as Don and like him found absolutely no
> difference to
> the waveform on the scope with or without NR at all settings,
> internal or
> external keying.
>
> I could however get the keying to totally loose it by switching in
> the NR
> while actually sending - most but not every time it would change to
> a sort
> of high frequency, highly overdriven chopped AM sine wave; not
> something
> that could be mistaken for cw keying, hard or not. Pressing buttons
> like NR
> while actually sending is presumably not in the script and would I
> assume
> come under the title of 'unpredictable'.
>
> Running the latest betaware, dsp tables etc and also the 5ms keying
> hardware
> mod.
>
> Stewart Rolfe, GW0ETF (K3 145)
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