Guy,
Being 'old fashioned', I would build a small box with 2 toggle switches
to do that function (assuming I wanted it). That would allow quick
determination of which audio goes into which ear. left ear receives
either A or b, and the other switch does the same for the right ear.
Yes, I would not attempt to use the front panel, but the switch box
would make instant selections suited to my needs at the time. A quick
glance at the toggle switch positions would tell me what I am listening
to and can be changed more quickly than making such a change inside the K3.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 8/3/2015 2:00 PM, Guy Olinger K2AV wrote:
Respectfully,
This is not an issue of definition. I'm sure everyone agrees that
on-purpose listening to A-A is not diversity. What they are talking
about is a situational coping mechanism when using diversity as the
main listening mode in a contest.
This occurs in diversity mode when one ear has a very weak desired
signal and the other a very loud undesired signal. My current coping
mechanism for this is to push one headphone bell forward off my ear.
It would be better to temporarily switch to both ears on desired
signal, but this is *very* clumsy using the front panel.
A discussion on how to deal with it would be helpful. Using diversity
in contesting is a newly emerging skill that is only really emerging
with common usage of two receiver K3's.
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