Elecrafters,
i like to interface a Kenwood SM220 Scope to a K3.
There is a Pan Display Option installed, but there is no hint
if it is the BS-5 (3.3Mhz IF) or BS-8 (8.83Mhz IF).
How can i determine which Pan Display i have?
I got this scope from a SK w/o any manuals.
If it is the 8Mhz IF, can i
Open up he SM-220. The band-scope option is in a small metal box toward
the rear of the scope. It will be marked either BS-8 or BS-5, for 8
MHz or 5 MHz respectively. It may be possible to retune the unit to the
desired operating range, although it may be necessary to juggle some
component
On Sun, 10 Oct 2010 13:58:20 -0800, Jim Wiley jwi...@alaska.net
wrote:
Hello Jim.
I have a Kenwood SM-230. I wonder if the same holds true for that
model?
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Open up he SM-220.
VE7GZ tried using an SM220 with his K3 a couple years ago - some posts on the
subject should be in the reflector archives.
Although it isn't hard to move the center frequency, the SM220 is not sensitive
enough to provide a useful display with the K3 from what he said. Considerable
external
Don't know. Never had occasion to use or look inside a SM-230. My
experience is limited to the SM-220. Perhaps someone else on this list
has the info you need. However, all that being said, it would not
surprise me if the band-scope option used the same module for both
units. If the
On Sun, 10 Oct 2010 15:02:10 -0800, Jim Wiley jwi...@alaska.net
wrote:
Thanks, Jim.
I suspect the SM-220 and SM-230 are pretty much the same.
I've had this SM-230 since I bought a TS-950s in the mid 80s and have
used Panadapters of one kind or another since then.
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