Mike, I don't think the K3 will do what you think it will. The non-transmit
antenna (ANT1/ANT2) can't be used by the main receiver, only the
subreceiver. Look at figure 3 on p39 of the manual.
I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
73,
Barry N1EU
Mike B-12 wrote:
Per the FAQ,
Barry, that's the way I read it too.
On 20/1/08 12:38, Barry N1EU [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Mike, I don't think the K3 will do what you think it will. The non-transmit
antenna (ANT1/ANT2) can't be used by the main receiver, only the
subreceiver. Look at figure 3 on p39 of the manual.
On Jan 20, 2008 12:47 PM, Brett Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Possibilities include:
1. Main and sub both on same antenna (ANT1, ANT2, or RX ANT)
2. Main on ANT1 and sub on ANT2, or vice-versa
3. Main on RX ANT and sub on the non-transmit KAT3 antenna.
4. Main on any of the
OK guys, thanks. That is what I had suspected, as I didn't see it diagrammed
the way I was hoping to use it. That's OK, though - I can still configure the
K3 to operate the way I want it to via the KXV3. Gotta love modularity.
Barry N1EU wrote:
Mike, I don't think the K3 will do what you
I'm looking at the options for a RX-only antenna on a stock K3. I understand
that the primary way of doing this is with the KXV3. However, since I don't
have a need for the transverter interfaces, or running a 2nd rig off the RX ANT
OUT jack, I think the KAT3 will be more useful in the long
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