Larry,
I did the recalibration with the XG-2. Did not notice any change. And if
there were any, I am not able to measure that accurate.
Anyway, I use the XG2 quite a lot for some experiments with transformers
etc and filters. I Use the K3 (measuring dBV) as a level meter. Great
combination.
larmar wrote:
>
> I was wondering how much of a difference calibrating the K3 using the XG2
> vs the default factory calibration would have on performance? For those
> who have used the signal generator, did you see any noticable improvement
> in overall receiver performance? Trying to decide
The same experience here as James. In my case the K3 was already pretty
accurate. I wouldn't be without the XG2 though, it's good to have a source
of known power.
73 Stephen
On 18/11/2010 18:57, "James Sarte (K2QI)" wrote:
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> I've only used the XG2 to calibrate the K3's S-meter.
>
> No ac
I've only used the XG2 to calibrate the K3's S-meter.
No actual receiver improvements other than a slightly more accurate meter
reading.
73,
James K2QI
On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 1:37 PM, larmar wrote:
>
> I was wondering how much of a difference calibrating the K3 using the XG2
> vs
> the defaul
I was wondering how much of a difference calibrating the K3 using the XG2 vs
the default factory calibration would have on performance? For those who
have used the signal generator, did you see any noticable improvement in
overall receiver performance? Trying to decide whether the investment wou
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