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Birdies

bruce whitney

I have strong birdies at 3.507 and 3.517 - with my factory assembled K3 S#2474 firm#2.78.
Some time ago I heard there is a firmware fix for eliminating them through some procedure to identify them and put in some sort of IF shift procedure - they are still there but it makes them go away as far as the operator is concerned. Any help?
Bruce W8RA
 
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Re: Birdies

Iain MacDonnell - N6ML-2


bruce whitney wrote:
> I have strong birdies at 3.507 and 3.517 - with my factory assembled K3 S#2474 firm#2.78.
> Some time ago I heard there is a firmware fix for eliminating them through some procedure to identify them and put in some sort of IF shift procedure - they are still there but it makes them go away as far as the operator is concerned. Any help?

Go to:

http://n2.nabble.com/Elecraft-f365791.html

and search for "birdie removal firmware" - one of the first page of
matches is the announcement of 3.03 firmware, where this feature
was first included, with notes on how to use it.

http://n2.nabble.com/K3-Firmware-rev.-3.03%3A-SUB-RX-band-independence%2C-new-AGC-features%2C-multiple-ATU-settings-per-band%2C-etc.-td2493880.html#a2493880

     ~Iain / N6ML
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Re: Birdies

Dick Dievendorff
In reply to this post by bruce whitney
The "spurious signal removal" procedure was introduced in MCU revision 3.03
and is in all later versions.

See http://www.elecraft.com/K3/k3_beta_release_instructions.htm for a
description of how to install beta firmware.

Dick, K6KR


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I have strong birdies at 3.507 and 3.517 - with my factory assembled K3
S#2474 firm#2.78.
Some time ago I heard there is a firmware fix for eliminating them through
some procedure to identify them and put in some sort of IF shift procedure -
they are still there but it makes them go away as far as the operator is
concerned. Any help?
Bruce W8RA
 
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