Hi Wayne,
I'd be happy to try the modification. I can do it with one K3 and not
with the other.
For reference, here are my configurations and general operation settings
when in C6.
AF GAIN = high. (I'm thinking maybe to set it low)
AF LIM 20
AGC DCY SOFT
AGC HLD 0.30
AGC PLS NOR
AGC SLP 0
AGC THR
Just for comparison and I don't have the K3 that we used unpacked yet so
I don't know the agc settings.
I use AFX all the time. ATT was almost never engaged. I never use RX
equalization. RF gain was used mostly on the low bands.
When I had Bose headphones I noticed that they were quite
Fred's configuration struck me as quite surprising. With DSP at
5-700, his K3 would be using the 1000 kHz roofing filter, so there
would be a substantial frequency range blocked only by the DSP. And
ATT on -- why would this be attractive? I'd think to hear weak
signals close together, you'd
It's always a good idea to present the lowest-level of RF energy to the
receiver input. If you can hear the band noise, any more gain at the RF is
wasted and can result in various issues with strong signals near or in the
passband. On the lower HF bands, the band noise is usually perfectly audible
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