I've used the P3 to make both stills and videos for use in radio classes.
What AM looks like, CW SSB USB LSB ...PSK RTTY
When width set to 5kc, it is a great analyzer. Some USB stations have
considerable LSB content. oops. And lots of strange stuff from
EQ settings & overdriving
On 4/2/2016 4:29 PM, j...@kk9a.com wrote:
What is the secret to
using a P3 during major contests?
I'll echo what others have said about finding signals for S, and I'll
also add that I use it for locating and tuning RTTY signals. It takes a
bit of practice to get used to tuning the twin peaks
Hi John,
Set your Span to 10 KHz., then go looking at the pileups for either of
the DX operations that are out there now...
Offset the center to the side, and look at the people calling the DX
station...
Watch the traces as the DX station answers callers, you will see the
people he is answering
I'll echo what everyone has said about using the waterfall. Pretty much
just maximize the area of the waterfall display to the extent the P3 will
let you. Then S is a matter of hopping from trace to trace, and you don't
miss the ones you would be missing by tuning past them without the display.
Sent before done. More below.
On Saturday, April 2, 2016, Guy Olinger K2AV wrote:
> The waterfall is what shows vacant frequencies. It gives you the most
> recent history of frequencies. To start set the span so there's about four
> or five operating slots per inch.
>
> I
The waterfall is what shows vacant frequencies. It gives you the most
recent history of frequencies. To start set the span so there's about four
or five operating slots per inch.
I make the amplitude display as squished as possible and the waterfall as
big as possible. I also have the SVGA
Maximize and utilize the waterfall portion of the display.
Ed W0YK
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John KK9A wrote:
I added the P3 panadaptor to my K3S line this year I have used it twice -
in the CW WPX RTTY contest and in last weekend's WPX Phone contest. I
I think you may need to reduce the span on your P3 so you see a
smaller part of the band with more detail. The right level of
detail depends on whether you are using CW, RTTY, or SSB. A span
of 20 or lower is good for CW. With RTTY, you want to see both
tracks of the signal as an aid to
Well, it makes unassisted S/P a lot faster; just tune for the next blip.
And, if you have directional antennas, like a NE beverage on 160 or 80, it
helps to pre-qualify some signals as to multiplier possibility. And it
certainly helps to see how close the interference is when you're running. I
I added the P3 panadaptor to my K3S line this year I have used it twice -
in the CW WPX RTTY contest and in last weekend's WPX Phone contest. I have
not found any use for it (in contesting) other than to tell me that the band
segment is fill of signals, which I already knew. I did not notice any
Hi-
I have a P3 Panadaptor hardly used and not essential to my operating which is
rather laid back CW. I would get more use out of another K2 or KX3. If you are
interested in a trade of sorts, let me know.
73 de Dave K1OPQ. in NH .6O3-746-fifty ninety.
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