For a look at good bandwidth control, tune down into the AM
broadcast band with the K3 and P3. Note that AM stations are
powerful enough that you can receive them at the upper end of
the broadcast band even without the extended receive option for
the K3.
When I tuned down there in the San Francisco Bay Area, I could
see stations right next to each other, each with significant
power stretching for nearly the full 10 KHz permitted bandwidth
and a very small sliver of clear bandwidth between each station.
It is a wonderful demonstration of good spectrum utilisation.
Cheers - Bill, AE6JV
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