>From the P3 manual"
"VFO A has a green cursor and VFO B has a magenta cursor unless split mode is
activated at the K3. In split mode, the VFO B cursor changes to red as a
reminder that you will transmit on that frequency."
Just to verify, is this true even without a sub-rx? In other words, with
Hi John,
I can speak for the small U shaped cursors. My explanation might be
incorrect for the tall cursors.
Yes, VFO-A is green and VFO-B is magenta. The magenta cursor doesn't change
to red. A third cursor, red, appears when you are transmitting on an offset
frequency. You will see it when you
John,
The VFO B has no direct relationship to the subRX. The K3 simply has 2
VFOs - try to think of it that way rather than anything about the subRX.
While it is a fact that with the subRX installed, VFO B is normally used
for tuning the subRX, but that can be altered.
Without the subRX instal
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