I believe the only way is to match the pitch to the sidetone pitch,
Kelly. At least I never found another way during all the time I had my
KX1. The KX1 is a really nifty little package, no? I finally sold mine
when injuries from adventures in my 20's coupled with the accumulated
birthdays began to limit what I could do in the field. I use my K2,
battery, and solar charger now since I never get very far from the
truck. I also found that zero beat was overrated. "Close enough" seems
to be "good enough."
73,
Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County
On 6/7/2020 2:00 PM, Kelly Breed wrote:
I recently obtained a KX1, which I am delighted with it. However, I haven’t
found a way to zero-beat a signal other than to go to the menu to listen to the
sidetone, memorize it and then return to the VFO. I found a faster way to to
that, but it is still just memorizing and going back and forth. Is there a
better way to zero-beat? For those of us who don’t have perfect pitch? :-)
Kelly
AJ6KZ
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