Like Peter I was accustomed to this feature in my Kenwood TS-870. The Elecraft
implementation is OK, but I prefer the 5 KHz steps. To me this is a course,
"get to the other end of the band segment in a hurry" control. Two and one-half
KHz just seems weird to me, as does the different rate for
Bill,
That too "is already there".
Whether or not the frequency is "rounded" depends on the setting in the
VFO CRS menu item. Tap [1] to toggle between rounding and no rounding.
VFO CRS determines the per mode frequency steps used when you have set
VFO OFS to ON.
73,
Don W3FPR
On
Hehe and I though I knew the radio fairly well too. I need to
bone up on the "press a number key" options in the config menues.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 11/17/15 at 3:26 PM, w3...@embarqmail.com (Don Wilhelm) wrote:
That too "is already there".
Whether or not the frequency is "rounded" depends on
Bill and all,
I "cheat" - I do have a good memory for things like that, but I don't
necessarily remember all the details.
I download the latest manual and scan the Firmware Release Notes before
answering a question like that.
In this case, I did look only at the latest manual menu listings and
I use it more like Don does, as a somewhat channelized tuning
knob. When I want to go fast, I sometimes change modes to get a
faster skew.
What I would like in this are is to have the K3 adopt the KX3's
behavior of zeroing the low order digits of the frequency.
Enough radios make it easy to
Peter,
I assume you are talking about the KX3.
It is already there - look at the VFO CRS description on the manual (see
page 40). Note that this is a per mode setting. No firmware change is
necessary.
The K3 (and K3S) has something similar but uses the RIT knob if CONFIG:
VFO OFS is set
No, the K3S. Amazing that it was already thought of and part of the radio.
Color me impressed!
On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 8:28 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> Peter,
>
> I assume you are talking about the KX3.
> It is already there - look at the VFO CRS description on the manual
The Rounding YES/NO doesn't seem to have any effect. What should I be
seeing? 2.5Khz is the highest value I can set.
On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 8:28 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> Peter,
>
> I assume you are talking about the KX3.
> It is already there - look at the VFO CRS
One of the few things I miss from my Kenwood TS-590S is the Multi/CH knob
that lets you change the VFO frequency up or down 5 KHz for each encoder
transition. I used this all the time to go quickly to a frequency within a
band. It was even usually faster than the manual keypad entry.
I propose
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Subject: [Elecraft] Feature request: OFS Knob as frequency fast up/dn
One of the few things I miss from my Kenwood TS-590S is the Multi/CH knob
that lets you change the VFO frequency up or down 5 KHz for each encoder
transition. I used this all the time to go quickly to a frequency
Peter,
Yes, 2.5kHz is the upper limit, but for SSB I use 0.5 kHz because SSB
stations are usually on 1 kHz boundaries although 0.5 boundaries are
possible. For CW I use 0.1 kHz. 2.5kHz is typical for FM stations, but
too wide for SSB or CW. To me, it is just a quick way of scanning
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