Your understanding of diversity mode is incorrect. What you described is
NON-diversity mode, i.e. normal or default use of the subRX. In this
normal subRX mode, the two receivers are on different frequencies - the
main RX (left ear) is on the VFO A frequency (upper display) and the
subRX
When I assembled my K3, I ordered the filters as FM, 2.7, 1.8, 400,
and had the last slot open. For the K3S, I have (1) FM, (2) 2.8, and
(2) 400’s. So I have the following questions.
How will the filters be installed as a factory build?
My guess is that the filters would be installed in the
Joe - How did you get the 200Hz filters for the K3S? I didn't see those as
options anymore, but wished they were.
On Sat, Aug 8, 2015 at 7:51 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV li...@subich.com wrote:
When I assembled my K3, I ordered the filters as FM, 2.7, 1.8, 400,
and had the last slot open. For the
Richard,
Thanks for your reply, very helpful. Never had the rig to try this before.
Looking forwards to learning to operate in split, diversity, and any other
way possible. Seems like one could write a few books on operating w/
sub-receivers alone.
On Sat, Aug 8, 2015 at 6:37 AM, Richard Ferch
Lane,
For my needs I only installed just the 2.8-KHz filter in my KRX3 in
FL2 position to match the 2.8-KHz filter in the main-Rx. Since
bandwidth is set by the DSP and I do very little HF CW, so this is
sufficient for my use of diversity mode.
I have the 13-KHz in FL1 (for FM/AM), 2.8-KHz
elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Sub-Rx Filters
snip
Diversity mode is very useful in CW. It is not useful in digital modes
(unless someone can write software to emulate what the human brain does
with the inputs from two ears). I don't know how useful it would turn
out to be in wider
I suspect Joe, like me will not part with his 200Hz filters, so he
used the one(s) in his old K3 ;-)
On Sat, 8 Aug 2015 12:46:46 -0500, you wrote:
Joe - How did you get the 200Hz filters for the K3S? I didn't see those as
options anymore, but wished they were.
On Sat, Aug 8, 2015 at 7:51 AM,
Yes, do tell, I want one in the future.
On August 8, 2015 1:46:46 PM EDT, Lane
software.research.developm...@gmail.com wrote:
Joe - How did you get the 200Hz filters for the K3S? I didn't see those
as
options anymore, but wished they were.
On Sat, Aug 8, 2015 at 7:51 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV
Hi,
I have a K3 w/o a sub-receiver and continue to enjoy learning about the
hobby, and because of that, I’d like to start learning about all the things
I can do w/ a sub-receiver. So I’ve ordered the new K3S-F. Seeing as I have
several weeks to rethink my order before it ships, I’d like to better
Hi.
My K3 has a standard 2.7 Khz ssb filter, a narrow 2.1 Khz ssb filter and a
400 hz cw filter.
I am planning to purchase the sub RX KRX3 and would like some filter advice
please. I am much more interested in CW.
Do I have to match up all these filters on the Sub RX for diversity? I know
the
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To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Sub RX Filters choice
Hi.
My K3 has a standard 2.7 Khz ssb filter, a narrow 2.1 Khz ssb filter and a
400 hz cw
Fred/Mike/Gary.
Thanks for useful replies.
Other than the 2.7 Khz, the 2100 and 400 are both 8 pole filters so no
offset required, hopefully.
Thanks for the tip re inserting any further filters in main RX prior to
installing sub RX.
I was considering a filter for RTTY contesting in the main RX
Gordon,
I am going to give you a slightly different answer than I have seen
posted on the reflector.
If diversity mode is your main consideration, then ideally, you need to
have matched filters
The 5 pole filters can be matched at extra cost from Elecraft, but the
9 pole Inrad filters
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