I'm trying to reconcile this advice with our experience running
QRP field day. We frequently have two or 3 K3s on a single band
(CW, SSB, Digital/GOTA). We use batteries and solar cells since
our site does not permit generators. When the radios are being
fed from a charged battery or a battery being charged from the
solar cells, we don't have a significant problem with
interference between stations. (Antenna placement helps a lot
too.) When the voltage drops, the complaints increase.
Of course, our 5 watts is quite a bit below the full power of
the low power RF amp in the K3.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 2/21/17 at 4:05 PM, [email protected] (Bill Johnson) wrote:
Reducing the power by 25% will improve IMD performance at lower
voltages, yet that power difference is virtually impossible to
detect on the H.F.
bands.
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