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KXV3A

Bob Henderson-2
Could someone please point me to schematics for the KXV3A or otherwise help
with identification of a component?

KXV3 schematics are bundled with those for the K3 but I have been unable to
find any updated to KXV3A.

My KXV3A has suffered a failure due to high level RF while on receive.  The
burnt out component appears to be D5, located between L1 & L2.  None of
these components are shown in the KXV3 schematic.  I am particularly
interested to learn the part number of D5.

Assistance appreciated.

Many thanks.

73 Bob, 5B4AGN
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Re: KXV3A

Cady, Fred
GM Bob,
The schematics dated June 2010 have the KXV3A.
D5 is a BAP64-04. Looks like it is being used as a switch controlled by
the 7T voltage,
I can email you the schematics if you wish (7 MB).
Cheers and 73,

Fred Cady
"The Elecraft K3: Design, Configuration and Operation"
fcady at ieee dot org
www.ke7x.com

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>
> Could someone please point me to schematics for the KXV3A or otherwise
> help
> with identification of a component?
>
> KXV3 schematics are bundled with those for the K3 but I have been
> unable to
> find any updated to KXV3A.
>
> My KXV3A has suffered a failure due to high level RF while on receive.
> The
> burnt out component appears to be D5, located between L1 & L2.  None
of

> these components are shown in the KXV3 schematic.  I am particularly
> interested to learn the part number of D5.
>
> Assistance appreciated.
>
> Many thanks.
>
> 73 Bob, 5B4AGN
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Re: KXV3A

Bob Henderson-2
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Many thanks Fred.  I believed I had the most recent schematics but I was
mistaken.  I have now downloaded an update.  I was guessing it was a 64-05.
It's as well I asked.  Rather a pity though, as Farnell hold the -05
butnot the -04.  I do some more digging to see if I can identify an EU
source.


73 Bob, 5B4AGN
Cady, Fred

Sun, 21 Oct 2012 04:03:53 -0700

GM Bob,
The schematics dated June 2010 have the KXV3A.
D5 is a BAP64-04. Looks like it is being used as a switch controlled by
the 7T voltage,
I can email you the schematics if you wish (7 MB).
Cheers and 73,
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