On Thursday Wilhelm used a Straight-Key to send: -------------Original Comment------- > Bob,
> That is the way it is supposed to work if you do not have a SubRX in > your K3. Ah, but I do have a Sub-Rx and likely no clue how to make use of it yet. Also, I was not using the Cans but rather just the Bose Speakers. I'll have to try the Heil cans .. might be a nifty way to hear the other freq. So, what then is the correct way to work CW split since I have a matched Sub-Rx in the K3? And replying to what Dick suggested that I and accidently pressed A>B, I just now tried to make it happen and all I got was VFO-A became the DX station where I w as listening. Thus A did then equal B ... where B was the intended XMIT freq .. it was now the DX station AND also still the xmit (bad) in a pileup What I saw was B original was 8kHz up from the Dx and was my correct xmit. A was the DX freq and where I wanted to RX. Pressing "something", albeit the intended button or not on my part, put B over A ... B was the TX (for split) and now A was also the RX, having over-written the DX freq where I wanted to listen confusing to write .. but I can't duplicate the results you lined-out -- Best regards, Bob KD7YZ Win7-64bit + K3 ______________________________________________________________ Elecraft mailing list Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/elecraft Help: http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.htm Post: mailto:[email protected] This list hosted by: http://www.qsl.net Please help support this email list: http://www.qsl.net/donate.html
