A little OT, but related to the K2. I installed the IF Buffer amp in my K2 and feed it to an RSP2 and run HDSDR on the PC. When running HDSDR in IF mode, it makes for a very nice panadapter for the K2. I haven't messed with this for awhile and installed the latest version of HDSDR and was able to come up with the offsets necessary per mode for the point and click to be very accurate on the spectrum.

An issue I'm having is that I would like to use the spectrum display in a "fixed tune mode" fashion similar to the P3. I.e. I set up the waterfall and spectrum windows for a 300KHz width for looking at 40m and would like to point and click on the signal of interest without the spectrum moving or sliding to the signal position I just selected. As it stands now, wherever the current signal selected is displayed in the spectrum, as soon as you select another signal, the entire spectrum moves to put the newly selected signal in the same location on the screen.

I am able to get this function if I take the audio from HDSDR and use it with independent tuning from the K2. So, I'm guessing that the reset of the spectrum screen is due to linking the tuning with the K2 via OmniRig - but I'm not sure.

I could swear I had this ability in the past, but it may never have been the case. I reinstalled an older version of HDSDR and it acted exactly the same. So, I'm wondering if anyone else has been down this road and knows of a trick that I have not found yet for doing fixed mode tuning while using HDSDR in IF mode synced to the K2.

Even if this is not possible, this configuration makes for a fine panadapter for a K2 with the IF amp sold by DX Engineering. It is Jack Smith's, K8ZOA (SK) design and works nicely.

73,
Dave, W8FGU

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