Not when the menu item does specified things.
Manufactures spend enormous time and money to write manuals so operators
know what those specific things are.
Semantics implies words, and words imply reading. Neither imply ESP.
The printed word is not dead.
73,
Kent K9ZTV
K3/KX3 s.n. 21
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It does automatically switch to a remembered tuning as so you as you change
bands or tune to a new frequency. That seems at least “semi-auto”.
wunder
K6WRU
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On Sep 9, 2015, at 8:58 AM, w...@msn.com wrote:
> Sorry, I misunderstood what AUTO meant.
Sorry, I misunderstood what AUTO meant.
A better label would be ATU ON or ATU INLINE.
AUTO implies that it will automatically do the tuning.
Semantics :-)
w...@msn.com wrote:
My KX3 ATU is normally set to AUTO in the menu.
Does this mean it will automatically tune without user action?
If so, ho
Ron,
It will not automatically tune without user action. Tap the ATU TUNE to
initiate a tune.
Once you have "trained" the antenna on each band segment, it will
automatically recall those last used tuning solutions when you return to
that band segment. The latter is the "automatic" action.
On Sep 9, 2015, at 8:38 AM, "w...@msn.com" wrote:
> My KX3 ATU is normally set to AUTO in the menu.
> Does this mean it will automatically tune without user action?
No. AUTO in the KX3 (or K3/K3S) means that the automatic antenna tuner is
in-line rather than bypassed.
To tune, tap ATU TUNE. T
My KX3 ATU is normally set to AUTO in the menu.
Does this mean it will automatically tune without user action?
If so, how do you set the SWR at which it begins the tuning process.
I only have it in BYP when using the vertical antenna with the LDG RT100
remote tuner.
Ron W7HD
KX3 #6966
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