Lyle Johnson wrote:
... a K3, KXV3 and a XV144 would only allow you to Rx/TX
on one 2M freq at any one time
Actually, I suspect it is possible to configure things so that you can
*receive* on two different 2m frequencies if using a K3 equipped with
Aux receiver.
Yes. There are two ways to do this.
1. The main and sub can share the received signal coming from the XVTR
IN jack, via the passive 3-dB splitter.
2. The sub receiver's aux RF input can be routed to the "AUX RF" BNC
jack near the main antenna jacks. This jack could be connected to RX
I.F. output of a second transverter. This would eliminate the splitter,
although in practice, the NF of the system is established at the input
to the transverter, not its I.F. But it would allow you to get the main
and sub RX inputs from separate transverters if required. You could
even use different I.F.s. The K3 allows you to set up each transverter
band independently (up to 9 bands), and put the two receivers on
different bands.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
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