I wonder if there any recommendations for the initial settings to try for
both the CW and SSB modes in the K3 ?
73 de Ray G3XLG
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> "Ray" == Ray Spreadbury writes:
Ray> I wonder if there any recommendations for the initial settings to try
for
Ray> both the CW and SSB modes in the K3 ?
I kept mine at the default for several months. So many new things to
learn that I preferred to concentrate on learning how to
I am into armchair listening on 75 and 40 meters and use a Behringer
audio mixer to a pair of Behringer Ms40 speakers. My EQ settings for RX
are: +3 +3 +9 +12 +6 +5 -16 -16
Bill W2BLC
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On 5/3/2012 6:13 AM, Ray Spreadbury wrote:
> I wonder if there any recommendations for the initial settings to try for
> both the CW and SSB modes in the K3 ?
I operate CW, SSB, and several digital modes. I find that I generally
want to leave the RXEQ set flat in CW modes so that I hear off-frequ
Hi Ray,
You should be aware of something that affects CW RX Equalization. On very
narrow DSP widths the RX EQ is turned off. I believe it turns on at 150Hz
and wider and it is off for 50 and 100Hz. Because of this, you never want to
set any of the equalization values to a positive DB on CW. Only u
For SSB I set the lowest two bands to -16 and set the two highest
bands for -2 (2.4) and -3 (3.6). This gets rid of LF trash and
takes the edge off of the hiss.
I'm currently experimenting with the lowest two at -16, the next two
flat, 1600 at +3, 2400 at -3 and 3600 at -6 to provide some boost
Joe alluded to it in his second paragraph, "experimenting." Go slowly
and in small increments.* You need time to try out a new setting in
varying conditions, and our brains need some time to adapt to the new
sounds. I was getting nowhere with it, often changing settings in the
middle of a QS
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