On the Flex SDR-1000, for example, the ability to click on signals
spotted on the very high-resolution panoramic display is totally cool.
But it's the concept that's cool, not the implementation. Does one
necessarily require a computer and a mouse to implement this concept?
Of course not. Just use some good engineering imagination! Perhaps the
upcoming Elecraft K3 Panadapter will have this kind of functionality
implemented in some really elegant way no one has even thought of
yet. :-) I wouldn't b surprised.
This feature is already available to K2 users owning a Z90/91, in both
waterfall and normal panadapter mode. Put the mouse on the area and
click and the K2 is tuned to that frequency. With an optional "nearest 1
KHz" box, as the SSB operations seem to be channelized on 1 KHz raster
these days.
Jack K8ZOA
www.cliftonlaboratories.com, home of the Z90/91 panadapters and Z100 CW
tuning aid
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