At 12/3/2008 06:06 PM, K2MK wrote:

Here's what I am experiencing with MCU 2.67. When in diversity I have VFO B tracking VFO A and I am using a separate receive antenna for VFO B. To activate SPLIT, the only way to actually change my transmit frequency is to turn the VFO B dial thus loosing my diversity.

Using the A/B button allows me to listen to the original frequency on either receiver but not both. And transmission will occur on VFO B requiring me to swap back before transmitting again. That's a problem.

The only way I see this working is to use XIT instead of split. I'm just not a fan of XIT. So am I missing something?

73,
Mike K2MK

That's basically how I operated this past weekend. But I think I realized that I was missing something. Those in the know can correct me. It has to do with the blinking second decimal point, which confused me. At times, I saw A blink, B blink, and A and B blink. I believe that there are two methods to achieve diversity. First is the way that Mike described and that I generally did over the weekend. You enable the SUB by pressing SUB. You press RX ANT to get AUX. Then you tap A>B twice to get both the receivers to be the same frequency and filter settings. Then you press and hold SUB for a second to link. In this case, I believe the second decimal in VFO B will blink, indicating LINK. However, there is another method for achieving diversity. If you press and hold SUB for two seconds, first you will see LINK and then DIVRSTY. I believe in this case, the second decimal in VFO A will blink and the settings indicated on VFO A will control both receivers and set the sub antenna to AUX. This allows you to use VFO B for SPLIT or a temp register. Is this interpretation correct???
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