I like Joe's list of filters in general. But if money is tight,
I would only get the standard 2.7 filters. Filters are easy to
add later, and the DSP filtering is quite good unless you have
really strong nearby stations and are trying to pick a weak
signal out of the noise.
The kit form is a good choice for saving some money. They are
easy to build, unless you have serious physical or visual problems.
I have the 250 Hz filters which I use to handle nearby high
power (50+ watts) PSK signals. I also use them on CW, although
if I am trying to pull something like VP6STI out of the noise,
I'll narrow the DSP down to 50Hz to eliminate as much band noise
as I can. The narrower crystal filters can help keep the pileup
and the up cops out of the receive bandpass which avoids having
the AGC make the DX disappear.
I, along with lots of others here, use the Yamaha CM-500
headphones for voice modes. There are some cheaper headsets
which have also received good reports here on the reflector.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 1/28/16 at 1:29 PM, li...@subich.com (Joe Subich, W4TV) wrote:
FL1: KFL3B-FM/KFL3B-FM
FL2: Standard/Standard (2.7 KHz)
FL3: KFL3A-1.8 or KFL3A-2.1/KFL3A-1.8 or KFL3A-2.1
FL4: KFL34A-400/KFL3A-400
FL5: KFL3A-200/KFL3A-200 (when available)
On 1/28/2016 2:04 PM, Clay Autery wrote:
OK... so I don't have time to complete my stack of cash for my K-Line
order... I've paired it back. Anyone interested in offering me a
second pair of eyes to see if I am making any glaring mistakes in
spec'ing out my reduced order?
...
*
Here's the Executive summary:
K3S/100K Transceiver with 100 Watt amp module
KRX3A-K Secondary Receiver
KAT3A-K Internal Antenna tuner
MH-2 Hand Mic
SS30DV Power Supply
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