This is exactly what's happening, and we're looking into a possible  
change in the way we handle it.

For now, you can leave VFO auto-tracking turned off when listening to  
WWV (tap CWT until the 'T' icon turns off). You can tune the signal in  
manually until the PLL locks (+/- 10 Hz), or tap SPOT to have it track  
the signal long enough to lock.

73,
Wayne
N6KR

On Nov 16, 2009, at 8:20 AM, Jim Wiley wrote:

> This problem may (or may not) be caused by selective fading, causing  
> the
> "real" WWV carrier to disappear for a moment, whereby the K3 then  
> locks
> up to one of the sidebands, perhaps from the 100 Hz time data, then
> returns to the main carrier when it again is strong enough.  Of course
> it may be something else entirely, but  that is one possibility.
>
>
> Disclaimer:  This opinion is worth exactly what you had to pay for it.
>
>
> - Jim, KL7CC
>
>
>
> Kenneth Moorman wrote:
>> I have been trying out the new AM-Sync mode by listening to WWV on  
>> its 5
>> frequencies and am seeing something that I wonder is a "problem"  
>> for my K3
>> (#1292) or is it being seen by others as well.  I have observed  
>> that on the
>> 10MHz WWV frequency only, that my K3 will momentarily "unlock" with  
>> the
>> frequency jumping either up or down by as much as 200 Hz

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