Lee Buller wrote:
but the K3 is one great radio Field Day was a joy to operate on both
CW and SSB.
There were stations close in and I never knew they were there.
Actually, the K3 has started a new ham-social problem of the have
and have nots. I noticed with my K3 at the K8DAA field day site,
that I could copy just about anything.
But many were not hearing me due to AGC pumping/lockout of signals some
5-10kHz away. It was very noticable. We had a K3 on 20 cw about 300 feet
from a K3 on SSB, and we never knew the other guy was there (This deals
with raw RF overload).
But that receiver, well, maybe it's "too" good? ;)
Tom K8TB
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