I have a TS-2000 next to the K3, IMO the K3 is easier to use but the TS-2000
does offer more - 2m/70cms, satellites, memory scanning etc.
Given all that it does it's maybe cruel to berate the TS-2000. I am very
interested in UI work and find the K3's layout to be very good. The only
thing I
Er, you can Simon... Pressing and holding the width control toggles
between your chosen bandwidths and displays I or II.
73 Dave, G4AON
K3/100 #80
Simon wrote:
The only thing I would like is a button I can press in CW mode to toggle between
current bandwidth and 1kHz
Ladies Gentlemen, may I present Dave - someone who reads manuals :-)
When pressing Width I notice that if I accidentally rotate then the width is
changed - I would prefer it to ignore turning when pressed, but this is
exactly what I was after.
Must take the manual with me next time I take
Anybody have comments on how easy the K3 is to use. I see a lot of
dual function buttons and controls. How about a comparison to the
Icom Pro 3 as for ease of using the controls and operating the
features of this radio.
I also own a Kenwood TS2000, it has a multitude of dual function
Like Dale, I'd like to hear about K3 'ease of use' and perhaps the 'learning
slope.' My current radios don't work me very hard.
Regards,
Dick - KA5KKT/4
-Original Message-
Anybody have comments on how easy the K3 is to use. I see a lot of
dual function buttons and controls. How
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