This is discussed briefly on page 38 of the owner's manual ("SPLIT mode with
the sub receiver"). I think of it as "implied split." I have posted about this
technique on a few occasions. It has the advantage that you can tune the pileup
with the large VFO A knob, and you don't have to engage in endless debate about
how to enhance SPLIT mode.
Wayne
N6KR
On Feb 18, 2015, at 12:23 PM, Dan Maase AC6DM via Elecraft
<[email protected]> wrote:
> If the K3 is equipped with sub receiver, why not work split by working the
> pileup on VFO A while listening to the calling station on VFO B? I've not
> seen anyone comment on this operating mode.
>
> 1. Keeps the xmit operation on VFO A avoiding the oops of working
> conventional split and forgetting to hit "split" so xmit is on VFO B.
> 2. Permits perusing the cacophony of pileup callers with the larger, more
> easily used large VFO A knob.
>
> Am I missing something?
>
> Dan
> AC6DM
>
>
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