hi Craig - three things:
1. The manual advises you to order the filters from widest in XFIL 1 and go narrower from there. I
think this is good advise, to keep it easy to remember where they are. You can order them any way
you want, this is just a recommendation.
2. I don't think you will mov
<> Also, the XFIL display helps because you know what you have
<> installed in each slot - for example if XFIL4 is 400Hz, I know when XFIL4
is lit that
<> I am less than or equal to 400,
I'm still a couple months away from my K3, but this kind of jumped out at me
when I read the K3 manual. Why sh
hi Barry - just based on my limited contest operating, the trapezoid seems sufficient to remind me
of where I am with BW and shift. Also, the XFIL display helps because you know what you have
installed in each slot - for example if XFIL4 is 400Hz, I know when XFIL4 is lit that I am less than
o
Thanks for all the clarification. It's good that bandwidth is
displayed at adjustment time, but it would be great if there were some
way (eventually?) to display it full time. Seems like in cw/ssb
contesting and dx'ing, it's a parameter I want to be intimately aware
of. I realize the work-around
Is there any numeric indication of the K3 rx bandwidth on the display?
When you change the bandwidth, the current width is briefly displayed in
the VFO B display.
73,
Lyle KK7P
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hi Barry - Look at the owners manual for the Display page (in my copy here rev
B1 it is on page 12).
On the lower right of the display are 7 digits, which are used to display a multitude of things,
normally the VFO B setting - but also the CW decode and parameter changes.
Just sitting there
Is there any numeric indication of the K3 rx bandwidth on the display?
I see the trapezoidal analog display of relative bandwidth, but if
the dsp bandwidth is set to 300hz, does the K3 indicate such directly
to the operator?
Thanks & 73,
Barry N1EU
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