and some
extremely proficient operators could copy all three.
Willis 'Cookie' Cooke
K5EWJ
From: Andrew Moore
To: DK4XL
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Thu, June 24, 2010 8:15:21 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [K3] QRQ/CW+ and split
> If every
> Yes, but one of the outstanding things about the CW+ feature is the
excellent QSK operation. I seldom work CW at more than 25 WPM, but I like
to use the CW+ setting for it's better QSK.
Agreed. Hopefully in the future it will be addressed - as Wayne mentioned
in the firmware release.
In the m
On Thu, 24 Jun 2010 08:42:30 -0400, Andrew Moore
wrote:
See below...
[snip]
>CW+ mode benefits begin at farily high speeds (I'm not sure what the
>threshold is). I'm not a contester but from what I hear, even with typical
>speeds of contest reports, you'll be fine in regular CW mode. Use the C
> If everybody would be able to zero beat / qnz, nobody would need
rit/xit/split :-)
True, though some QRQ ops (and even QRS) will deliberately run slightly off
freq in a net to differentiate themselves from one another easily.
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If everybody would be able to zero beat / qnz, nobody
would need rit/xit/split :-)
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> Is the plan to eventually implement normal split with CW+?
Wayne mentioned in the release notes for 3.99 firmware: "In a subsequent
firmware release, RIT/XIT will be usable over a small range in QRQ mode."
> To use SO2V in N1MM with the K3 requires using normal SPLIT. It would be a
pity not
At 35 WPM, I do not perceive any change in transmitted keying between
CW and CW+. There is a difference in QSK receive. I certainly do not
hear anything that would be described by "greatly improved keying" on
the transmitted waveform. Perhaps the circumstances of your keying
complaint needs furt
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Note 1: There are limitations to QRQ CW mode at present. You cannot use
SHIFT, or turn on RIT, XIT, or SPLIT. However, you can still use splits, in
effect, if you have the sub receiver installed: Turn the SUB on, and
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