That is exactly how I got V73D as well... Watching him on the P3 work
people, and pre-positioning myself in front of him...
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On 10/14/15 at 6:27 AM, w7...@cox.net (w7aqk) wrote:
I just worked V73D, but not sure how I would have done it
without using the 2nd RX. I love my P3, but for DX stuff the
2nd RX always seems to be the difference.
I find the P3 is really good for finding the DX in the first
place. (I am
Then just wait for some poor person to transmit on top of the DX, in
error, and look for all the band cops sending UP UP UP, and you can find
the DX frequency as well. :)
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I wonder if a CW skimmer would work as well or even better, assuming
that it can pick out the call signs. Of course that would only work for
CW DX.
Ken WA8JXM
On 10/14/15 9:27 AM, w7aqk wrote:
I just worked V73D, but not sure how I would have done it without
using the 2nd RX. I love my P3,
Of course that would only work for CW DX.
Is there any other?
73, Deni - F5VJC
On 14 October 2015 at 22:39, Ken wrote:
> I wonder if a CW skimmer would work as well or even better, assuming that
> it can pick out the call signs. Of course that would only work for CW DX.
Hi All,
I just worked V73D, but not sure how I would have done it without using the
2nd RX. I love my P3, but for DX stuff the 2nd RX always seems to be the
difference. In this case, V73D was moving up slightly after just about
every QSO, and not sure the P3 tells you that! The DX clusters
Hi Dave,
As you described, having both a Sub RX and a P3 are a great asset for
working split operations. One area where the P3 excels is finding a quiet
spot to transmit. It's not always as obvious with the Sub RX. With a modest
station it may not be beneficial to jump on the exact frequency of
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