For years here at my place of employment we've offered UHF diversity
receivers where, instead of switching between the two signals, we
blend the audio outputs of the receivers in a ratio controlled by the
RF level of the received signals in the two receiver sections. Once
done using analog circuit
Don Wilhelm wrote:
How you alter the frequencies between the VFO A and VFO B is the result
of the button pushing. A>B will make both VFOs the same - the contents
of VFO A are copied into both VFOs. A/B will swap the contents between
A and B. While you hold REV, the contents of A and B are
David,
I think the real answer to those extensions will have to wait until
after the KRX3 ships. I really don't know how RTI and XIT interact with
the sub-receiver, nor have I though about how to best utilize it in
situations like you have posed.
73,
Don W3FPR
David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote
Arrrhhh
For RIT below, read XIT
Thank you Don, I kinda thought that was how it was and in typing the mail,
came to realise I need to think in terms as you stated. So then I just
wanted clarification.
I have on more question then - lets say I have the KRX3 (I will when it
ships :-). I'm work
Thank you Don, I kinda thought that was how it was and in typing the mail,
came to realise I need to think in terms as you stated. So then I just
wanted clarification.
I have on more question then - lets say I have the KRX3 (I will when it
ships :-). I'm working a split DX, there's one hell of a p
David,
It may help if you mentally divorce the physical VFOs from the A and B
designations and think of the DISPLAYED frequencies.
The main receiver will receive on whatever frequency is displayed on the
VFO A readout, the sub-receiver (if installed) will receive on whatever
frequency is dis
On 10/16/07, David Ferrington, M0XDF <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You might have seen my post asking for clarification too. I'm pretty sure
> KRX3 will always use VFOb and can not be switched at present.
> My understanding is that with the sub on, its audio goes to the right
> channel of the stereo
You might have seen my post asking for clarification too. I'm pretty sure
KRX3 will always use VFOb and can not be switched at present.
My understanding is that with the sub on, its audio goes to the right
channel of the stereo output and VFOa's audio goes to the left channel.
That's regardless of
I'm unclear about VFOA/B functionality when using the main and
subreceiver in diversity mode (i.e., tuned to same frequency) and the
transmitter in split mode. It seems that the subrx needs to be
assigned to VFOA in this case but I'm not sure if the K3 provides that
flexibility (like the Orion).
I seem to be very confused about the way VFOa and b control transmit and
want to get some clarification please.
I started (in 2004) with an Yaesu FT-857 and am still using that, the way it
works may well have coloured my understanding. If I may, let me describe
what I understand based on that:
Th
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