Don't forget that KX3 is QRP radio for portable operation. I tried hard to
hear an image in KX3, and could not.
Ignacy
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It appears that the kx3 does not have dynamic image rejection, rather a one
time calibration for image rejection. Has there been any talk of the KX3
implementing dynamic image rejection? Perhaps a future SW revision where the
image rejection goes to > 90 dB. The Flex products implemented dynamic i
Yes, if you are running a panadapter fed from the KX3 RX I/Q output, and you
enable 8kHz shift, then all the signals are shifted up on the panadapter
display by 8kHz.
Further, if you enable dual watch, then the main signal from VFO A remains at
centre frequency, and VFO B is plus or minus 15 kH
If operating CW, another approach that could be used to avoid a strong signal
in the
opposite sideband is to hold the MODE button to go into CW REV.
Rich AC7MA
On 8/14/2012 1:47 PM, webrehm wrote:
> The Sherwood test of the KX3 says this in the notes for the superscript V
> "At 1 kHz performa
So if you are running an panadapter and turn on RX shift then what happens to
the panadapter display? Are the frequencies shifted on the display by 8 KHz?
The Sherwood data would indicate to me that using the 8 KHz shift is a good
thing to do all the time if you do not have the roofing filter and s
Thanks Don. I was distracted by Matt Z's comments, and forgot to treat the
original question :-)
73, Matt VK2ACL
On 15/08/2012, at 8:12 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> Let me try to help a bit.
> On the roofing filter/8 kHz shift, you have the cart before the horse.
> The 8 kHz shift requires that
Let me try to help a bit.
On the roofing filter/8 kHz shift, you have the cart before the horse.
The 8 kHz shift requires that the roofing filter be bypassed. There are
other cases where the roofing filter may be bypassed without the 8 kHz
shift. For instance Dual Watch being active.
There i
d reficere
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Sherwood receiver test on KX3
Hi Matt,
I thought that the "RX SHFT" menu item was what set
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> The Sherwood test of the KX3 says this in the notes for th
Also, see the "RX SHFT" menu entry.
73,
Lyle KK7P
> The 8 KHz IF mode is called DUAL WATCH or DUAL RX.
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The Sherwood test of the KX3 says this in the notes for the superscript V "At 1
The Sherwood test of the KX3 says this in the notes for the superscript V
"At 1 kHz performance is opposite sideband rejection limited. On CW consider
switching to 8-kHz IF. Note: Roofing filter disabled in this mode."
I do not see anything in the manual about the 8 Khz IF mode.
It is my understand
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