Yes ... but then it isn't operating in IF Mode. The difference is explained in the CW Skimmer documentation.

Plus, an SDR-IQ costs in the vicinity of $500 so it isn't at all like simply connecting the K3 to a soundcard.

Dave   AB7E


On 11/27/2012 10:38 PM, Greg wrote:

If you use an sdr-iq with the K3 CWS will decode up to 190 kHz I believe.

Greg

On Nov 27, 2012 9:33 PM, "David Gilbert" <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:


    CW Skimmer is indeed a pretty cool piece of software, but it
    doesn't work like that.  Unless you also have some sort of SDR
    front end, all you'll be able to get with CW Skimmer is a display
    of the audio passband.  For a display of stations outside that
    passband you need an additional piece of hardware that takes the
    IF out from the K3 and processes it so that it can be handled by
    your sound card and CW Skimmer.  Even then, CW Skimmer has a
    limitation in "IF mode" that restricts what you see to something
    like +/- 12 KHz.

    Even if you decide to go with something else, there's a lot of
    good information on the LP-Pan website.

    Dave   AB7E


    On 11/27/2012 10:19 PM, Gary Smith wrote:

        I'm always curious to try a new software & I thought CW
        skimmer looks
        interesting. I'm wondering if anyone here is using it with
        their K3
        and if so, what did you find was the best way to connect it to the
        K3?

        I have both the internal Realtek soundcard built into the PC
        motherboard and I have a E-MU USB soundcard which has XLR & 1/4"
        inputs for left & right. There's optical & S/PDIF inputs as
        well but
        the K3 doesn't have those outputs.

        Thanks,

        Gary
        KA1J
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