N/m.  Just saw that  you've tried the RX ISO.

matt

On Tue, 24 Jun 2014 20:00:52 +0100, you wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I've noticed that my pair of scanners often receive strong spurii from my KX3's
>receiver, in the UHF mil air band.  Whilst the spurii can be detected faintly
>with no cables attached to the KX3, when I attach certain cables, the strength
>of the spurii increase, most notably the I/Q cable, which causes (what passes
>for) the S-meter on the scanner to fully deflect. Connecting an antenna to the
>KX3 doesn't seem to have any effect.
>
>The other day I noticed that my scanner had stopped on a locally used UHF
>channel that was exactly 100 times the frequency in the 80m band that I was
>listening to.  Today I have noticed that listening on 7.08Mhz SSB, my scanners
>stop on 389.4Mhz, which seems to be the 55th harmonic of the KX3's dial 
>frequency.
>
>This is affecting my AOR-8600mk2 and IC-R20. Unfortunately, I've also been
>developing a hybrid spectrum sensing scanner (called Onsense), that uses a
>HackRF to sample the mil air band and tune in my AOR-8600mk2 to the strongest
>signal detected.  I find that I am constantly having to add frequencies to
>Onsense's blacklist as I tune my KX3.  This isn't a good situation to be in.
>
>I already have a ferrite on the I/Q cable, but that doesn't help.  When I 
>enable
>the 8kHz shift on the KX3, the previously detected spurii goes away.  Whether 
>it
>goes entirely or not, I don't know, it may just shift to another frequency that
>isn't being scanned.  The RX Isolation filter is enabled.
>
>Is anyone else having similar problems? Is this normal for a KX3?  Is there
>anything I might try to mitigate this?
>
>Cheers,
>
>Darren, G0HWW
>
>
>
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