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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Band button suggestion
Don, I used to have band stacking on my old Yaesu, and now on the K3 I
have
programmed the M buttons to select 3 frequencies in each band. You are
correct w.r.t. the number of button
Since we can't have band stacking and memories are too much trouble, how
about designating one seldom used button of our choice to be the band
stacking button. Example: We scroll to 40 meters with the usual band button
then once we are on 40m, we can use that designated button to scroll through
Steve (or anyone else who knows),
Please explain the convenience of band-stacking memories. I have
never used a radio with band-stacking memories, so I really don't know
what that means.
Is it really a 'stack' (as in programming) where one can only select the
item at the top of the stack?
If
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Band button suggestion
Steve (or anyone else who knows),
Please explain the convenience of band-stacking memories. I have
never used a radio with band-stacking memories, so I really don't know
what that means.
Is it really a 'stack' (as in programming) where
My old and greatly inferior 756Pro had band stacking registers, and that
feature essentially lets you cycle through the last three (in the case
of the 756Pro) frequencies/mode with just repeated presses of the same
band-select button. For example, I could set the rig to 14010 CW with a
Don, I used to have band stacking on my old Yaesu, and now on the K3 I have
programmed the M buttons to select 3 frequencies in each band. You are
correct w.r.t. the number of button presses: The K3 always needs two, while
band stacking requires anything from one to three (if limited to a stack
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