I also believe the real problem is the "click and transmit" action of
the operator.
We seem to have lost the "listen before transmitting" polite operating
considerations.
Listening before transmitting requires the operator an opportunity to
think about where he is going to transmit, and that should provide a
time to check whether the K3 is in SPLIT or not. There is not much the
K3 can do to enforce good operating practices.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 2/19/2015 6:44 AM, John K3TN via Elecraft wrote:
I may have missed the beginning of this thread, but agree with VE3KI that
there is no "mind reading" solution. The current approach could be improved
to reduce some errors but there is a lot of skimmer spotting that does NOT
indicate "UP" or "QSK ..." and lots of people click and xmit. But reducing
the number of times I (all of us) mistakenly xmit on the DX station's TX
frequency would be a good thing.
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