I'm not sure what your question is, can you restate it?
Each of the memories can be programmed so that both VFO (and mode for
each if I recall, been some years) are set, in this case one VFO for
USB/FT8 and the other for CW, with their specific frequencies as required.
Then you would simply use the A/B for the mode choice of the moment and
tap mode if you want DATA A from USB for example.
To change channels, recall another memory slot; correct the mode if needed.
I went a slightly different route, using ten memories, I have each
channel programmed for a specific mode, "1 CW", "1 USB" etc. then if
data, remember that the USB channel is used, but switch to DATA mode.
It would be FAR simpler in the US if the BAND was permitted (as other
countries allow), not limited to specific frequencies and that would
also allow simpler contact with other that have different channel
requirements (yeah, it's become a DX band, duh).
Rick nhc
PS The dual VFO programming in one memory simplifies programming of say,
6M repeaters where the offset is not a constant (i.e. -500 kHz in CA but
-1700 kHz in Idaho).
On 6/3/2019 11:50 AM, Fred Jensen wrote:
I loaded the 5 US 60 m "channels" into my K3 frequency memories, with
VFO A set to CW parameters, VFO B to USB parameters for each one, and
set to step through the 5 of them when recalled from memory. It works
great, just turn the Big Knob to step through the channels ...
remember CB? ... with one wrinkle: Moving the BK moves only VFO A, it
doesn't take VFO B along with it. The VFO B knob adjusts the
frequency in whatever steps are set just like all other bands. The
result is that I can switch between CW and USB on the channel I
originally recalled from memory using the A/B switch, but can't if I
move VFO A.
Usually, when I discover an unexpected operation like this, there's a
very good reason why it is so that I never thought of. Does anyone
know the reason for this one?
73,
Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County
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