Don,
Respectfully, this isn't one button per band. It is two.
Also tapping M>V isn't foolproof because this button has two functions.
Tap too long and you don't get M>V.
73 de Brian/K3KO
On 8/6/2015 20:23 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Chris,
My K3 is set up with a button for each band (except for 60 meters).
Check out the manual for "Quick Memories" (Under Memory Controls)
Which use the first 10 memory slots.
I tap M>V and then tap one of the 10 keypad buttons to go to the last
used frequency, mode, etc. on the band related to that memory.
You can arrange the key number/band correlation in any manner you so
desire.
In addition, I set up the M1 thru M4 buttons to navigate to my
favorite spot in each band. I use M1 for CW, M2 for SSB and M3 for
data modes.
I leave M4 blank, but I can quickly add it to remember a frequency,
mode, etc. within the band if I think I may want to return to it after
tuning away.
For 60 meters, I have 5 memories set for channel hopping, and normally
when I tap the M>V button, that sequence of 5 channels comes up, and
tapping M>V again puts me on 60 meters with channel hopping active, so
I can change from one channel to another with the VFO knob. See
Channel Hopping in the manual.
So I do have band buttons on my K3. Only rarely do I use the BAND
up/dn buttons.
On 8/6/2015 3:40 PM, Chris Hallinan wrote:
On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 2:50 PM, Greg <n...@windstream.net> wrote:
<snip>
A larger cabinet would allow bandswitch buttons labeled as such and
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