I can give you a scenario that may make it easier to understand; this
presumes you have the sub rx installed.
The DX is staying on one TX frequency, put that in the VFO A, leave it
alone. Have your TX set to split on VFO B. Go into split RX so you can
hear both; using the VFO B to listen to the station that the DX is
working now (in your right ear).
Once you determine (by tracking/listening) to the direction the DX is
listening (up, down or not) to work the pileup, you put the VFO B on
your intended 'attack' point. At this time, you can hear what is there,
plus the DX. (This is where a bandscope REALLY pays off, MUCH simpler.)
Presuming the DX fades and you need more signal to hear, you turn off
split and you're listening only to the DX (VFO A) while VFO B is ready
for split TX.
If you're listening split for another reason, you make the frequency you
need to hear alone in VFO A by pushing the A/B button, then turn off
split, two buttons max.
73,
Rick nhc
On 3/1/2019 9:06 AM, Mike Wetzel wrote:
Is there an easy way when listening split say 7205 and 7065 (7205 in one ear
and 7065 in the other) and then put 2 ears on one frequency or the other
quickly?
Mike W9RE
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