I'm confused. I've assumed that the K3 sub-receiver must be connected to
a second antenna - a luxury many don't have. However, as I read more I'm
starting to wonder if the sub-receiver can be used for dual receive even
though you are using one antenna? Is that the case or have I just
exposed th
Hi Tim,
The KRX3 subreceiver can either share the main receiver's RF path or
get its signal from the unused KAT3 ATU antenna jack.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Aug 8, 2007, at 6:34 PM, Tim Logan wrote:
I'm confused. I've assumed that the K3 sub-receiver must be connected
to a second antenna - a luxur
N6KR:
>The KRX3 subreceiver can either share the main receiver's RF
path or get its signal from the unused KAT3 ATU antenna jack.
Can't we use the RX antenna port on the $79 KXV3? This
is how I plan to use diversity. One input being my
directional TX antenna and the other being a Beve
What protects the KRX3 sub-receiver from RF overload when it gets its
signal from the unused KATS ATU antenna jack?
73, Dick K2ZR
Bill Tippett wrote:
N6KR:
>The KRX3 subreceiver can either share the main receiver's RF
path or get its signal from the unused KAT3 ATU antenna jack.
Ca
> N6KR:
> >The KRX3 subreceiver can either share the main receiver's
> RF path or get its signal from the unused KAT3 ATU antenna jack.
>
> Can't we use the RX antenna port on the $79 KXV3?
Yes, with the KXV3, you can select the RX antenna for either, or both,
receivers.
73,
Ed - W0YK
To: 'Bill Tippett'
> Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> Subject: RE: [Elecraft] K3 question re dual receive
>
>
> > N6KR:
> > >The KRX3 subreceiver can either share the main receiver's
> > RF path or get its signal from the unused KAT3 ATU antenna jack.
>
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