Great news about HRD support for the K3
My first macro is a tuner command to replace the unfortunate tune behavior
of the K3. Unlike the K2, which drops power to about 20 watts, the K3 will use
whatever power you are set to. This isn't good for the tuner or the K3. I have
already caused my K3
FB, Bob. That's plenty good enough to keep from arcing the relay
contacts on my SGC antenna coupler, not to mention reducing the QRM a
bit. One thing I could say for the Icoms I have had is that they had
the ten watt tune function that they used with their external tuners.
That always worked
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great news about HRD support for the K3
My first macro is a tuner command to replace the unfortunate tune
behavior of the K3. Unlike the K2, which drops power to about 20
watts, the K3 will use whatever power you are set to. This isn't good
for the tuner or the K3. I
For clarification, the K3's internal tuner *does* reduce the power
when activated by the ATU button, (I think to 5 w). Bob is apparently
talking about using an external tuner with the TUNE button, which does
put out whatever power the radio is set to.
I hope that this can/will be fixed in a
Right Vic
As stated in my original message I am referring to the action you get
when you hit tune not ATU tune. I do not have the internal tuner. I
have an amp I occasionally use, so my autotuner is external.
When I hit ATU tune the K3 politely informs me that I do not have an
ATU installed
K9ZTV wrote:
Why in the world would you want to use an external tuner when the K3
has an internal one?
Secondly, I own several LDGs and the ATU in the K3 is superior to all
of them.
I like external tuners because I can use one tuner on a several
different radios. I can use one external
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