----- Original Message ----
From: Ian J Maude <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
K9ZTV wrote:
> Guys . . .
>
> This is much ado about nothing. Just LEARN how the K3 does memory
> storage and retrieval and it will become second-nature to you.
With respect Kent, (and I know your email was not aimed at me) I did not
ask for any such reinvention of the front panel. I simply stated that
it is easy (and frustrating) to overwrite memories. I am also not
afraid of exerting myself to learn the radio. My point is that it
should not be possible to 'accidentally' overwrite a memory. I do not
need multiple stacking thingummies or anything like that, I simply want
to be able to put memories in there and not be able to overwrite them by
not concentrating enough. During a contest or some other frantic time,
my brain does not always cover every eventuality. Come to think of it,
it is not that much good at other times :)
As an Elecraft lover for over 6 years I have no wish to use another
radio. I simply wish to be able to use my K3 as easily as possible and
as it is basically firmware driven, I see no problem in wishing the
radio to cover my humanity. If nobody asked for functionality or
reported issues, the K3 would not be where it is today.
73 Ian
--
Ian J Maude, G0VGS
SysOp GB7MBC DX Cluster
Member RSGB, GQRP
K2 #4044 |K3 #455
<end quote>
Hear, hear -- Well said, Ian.
Hank K8DD
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