Hi,
Many thanks to all who responded to my query about which filters to purchase
for WJST modes.
The replies were varied and all were based on sound argument - ie what worked
best for that particular operator. The consensus of opinion boiled down to just
get the basic filter, see how you get on
Peter,
The K3 filters are quite easy to install later - *unless* you have the
KRX3 installed.
If you are considering the subRX as part of your order, then I suggest
you do not install the subRX until you have gotten a handle on the
filters that you will want. Install those filters and then
Wilhelm
Sent: Sunday, December 16, 2012 5:55 PM
To: PETER HUTCHISON
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Filters (again???!!) - Many Thanks
Peter,
The K3 filters are quite easy to install later - *unless* you have the
KRX3 installed.
If you are considering the subRX as part of your
I appreciate that this is somewhat of a thorny / subjective issue but a search
of the archives actually revealed very little in the way of useful information.
I'm in the throes of putting together an order for a K3 kit after being given
the appropriate financial go-ahead. However, the issue of
Unless you are working in a contest situation, or when there are
nearby strong signals, you can use the bandwidth filter in the
DSP for most situations. The exceptions are:
You need something wider than the required 2.7KHz/2.8KHz
filter -- e.g
FM operation. In this case, get the 13KHz FM
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