Well, this is not quick and dirty, but FWIW...
WSPRnet is great for antenna comparisons. Write a script to switch your
K3 between the two antennas at frequent known intervals. Run it over the
course of days or weeks and you will have literally thousands of signal
reports which, if you know
On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 10:39 AM, Bill Conwell wrote:
> I see that the K3 can display the RMS value of receiver AF output (mVp-p),
> unaffected by AF GAIN control. And after that stabilizes, I can also get
> dbV to display.
How do you do that?
-Chris
K1AY
Regarding the K3, select an antenna, be sure RF gain is at max and turn
AGC OFF. Set the display to AFV for a couple seconds. This provides a
baseline value against which the DBV display is calculated. (This means
dB in terms of voltage, not the traditional, standard dBv. Thus 2x the
Interesting question just popped into my head as I read this...
Does the P3 follow which RX is selected?
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I'd like to do some quick and dirty comparing of antenna output signals
using my K3 (and/or P3).
(I've got two antennas I'd like to compare using different received carrier
signals - e.g., from a neighbor's TX, W1AW RTTY bulletins, etc.)
I see that the K3 can display the RMS value of
Hi Bill
The P3 does follow the antenna you have selected. I just verified it again but
I have a beam and a vertical and have compared them that way for years.
The AFV function is set by the follow steps
TAP DISP/METER
Turn the B VFO nob to select AFV and wait several seconds for it to
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