On 3/7/16 at 1:19 PM, w...@pacbell.net (W6FG) wrote:
Would my only option be to add the sub-receiver or upgrade to the KX3?
As far as I know, the sub receiver is the only option. The KX3
has dual watch, which does many of the same things, but has
certain limitations. For example, the KX3 can not use narrow
band filters with dual watch because it needs to have a wide
enough bandwidth to tune both frequencies at the same time.
During the ARRL DX SSB contest, there were several stations that
were listening in the US CW sub-band while transmitting in the
SSB sub-band. KX3 dual watch is limited to 15KHz, which is not
wide enough for this kind of operation. There were also DX
stations doing the reverse.
73 Bill AE6JV, who finally gritted his teeth, got the
sub-receiver, and is very happy he did.
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