There is a procedure in the manual under "Calibration
Procedures". "Reference Oscillator". Using WWV can get you close
enough for most uses.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 4/9/17 at 10:05 PM, elecraft@mailman.qth.net (Steve Wilson
via Elecraft) wrote:
A few of us in Fremont, CA have a weekly 10 meter net. I have a
friend with a K3 who always sounds off frequency. When I use my
K3, I've been told that I am off frequency. There are a couple
of KX3 users who don't seem to have a problem. When I use my
Kenwood TS-590 I seem to be on frequency.
Is the K3 known, in general, for being slightly off frequency?
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