On 8/24/2017 12:25 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
The other way (more simplistic) is to connect the other receiver to
the K3S RX ANT OUT jack. That allows the external receiver to listen
on the same band or a lower band than the K3S is tuned to.
One should still use a splitter when connecting an extern
The antenna is easy. Muting the external rx is the problem!
73, Roger
On 8/24/2017 12:00 AM, JEAN-FRANCOIS wrote:
Hi,
Is there anybody ever use an external receiver with a K3S as a second receiver…
to act as a second receiver that can share the same antenna the K3S use or
similar setup???
I think you might check the manual antenna wiring chart, but I seem to remember
you can use the Rec Ant Out jack to connect an external receiver.
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> On Aug 24, 2017, at 12:00 AM, JEAN-FRANCOIS
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Is there anybody ever use an external recei
I use the more simplistic approach as Don suggests. I have my SDR Play
receiver connected via this manner. No external switching is required
as that port is protected during transmit. It works great and allows me
to monitor my own signal as well.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 8/23/2017 11:25 PM, Don
Jeff,
The only way to do that properly is to use a 3dB splitter external to
the K3S and the 590SG.
Of course, that is only for receive. On transmit, the 3dB splitter
would have to be removed and the input to the 2nd receiver protected.
The K3S does that internally with the addition of the Su
Hi,
Is there anybody ever use an external receiver with a K3S as a second receiver…
to act as a second receiver that can share the same antenna the K3S use or
similar setup???
The reason here is I still a have my Kenwood 590SG that I could enable TX
Inhibit for safety, and use it as a second r
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