At 20:07 7/2/2009, Brian Lloyd wrote:
 I
can't get on frequency by click-tuning to save my soul. I get close
but still need to manually tune after that. Don't get me wrong -- I
can move pretty quickly and am pretty comfortable with that mode of
tuning but would probably go back to a knob ... if it really worked.

When I have the pan display set to x2 I get quite close but then can't
see much of the band. I can see a lot of the band when the pan display
is on x.5 but then click tuning is not particularly close.

I click-tune almost exclusively, with an accuracy of around 50 Hz. Perhaps the secret is to use a narrow-bandwidth panadaptor. I operate with a panadaptor width of around 20 kHz total (+/-10). Try that.

I tune that last 50 Hz 10 Hz at a time with either (1) the mouse or (2) the numpad keys and Hotwheel if only RIT is needed.

When I had K3s here I operated them using wu2x's version of powersdr-IF along with n8lp's LP-BRIDGE software, click-tuning at least 99% of the time...

I don't need no stinkin' knobs.

Jerry W4UK

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