The K1 can remember the frequency offset settings for 6 bands, so having
3 2-band boards is quite practical. You get to choose which 2 bands go
together on one board for most of your operating pleasure.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 7/17/2014 2:14 PM, Phil Hystad wrote:
And, here I was planning to get a 4-band K1 this fall. Yes, real Bummer.
So, I figure that I could do one of the following:
(1) Buy THREE 2-band K1 radios (saves on interchanging other bands).
(2) Buy the Two band option board and get along with 4 bands.
(3) Stick with just a 2-band K1.
I am going with the obvious, option (1). OK, just kidding. Option (2) But at
first I am starting just with Option (1). I wonder if there is a science
behind the logic in which two bands to choose to go together.
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