Arie Kleingeld PA3A wrote:
Lyle,
I can understand why the beat effect can happen at certain frequencies.
I read the message about the rounding errors.
My question is: can you give an indication of how often this happens. Of
course it depends on freq and filter offset but still, can
Bill W4ZV wrote:
Arie Kleingeld PA3A wrote:
Lyle,
I can understand why the beat effect can happen at certain frequencies.
I read the message about the rounding errors.
My question is: can you give an indication of how often this happens. Of
course it depends on freq and filter
On Sat, 30 Aug 2008 05:57:15 -0700 (PDT), Bill W4ZV [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
[snip]
The beat is not the same as the difference in filter offsets. Somewhere
in the KRX3 documentation I believe it states the beat may only be as bad
as a Hz or so.
73, Bill
Found the reference on page
Tom Childers, N5GE wrote:
This beat note experience is one of the reasons I got a K3. My Orion II
always
had a 6Hz difference between the A VFO and B VFO. It was very irritating
after
having Kenwoods and Yaesus that did not suffer from that problem.
I am still waiting for my KRX3,
I'm hoping that for diversity I can just switch off my main rx filters and
have both with only the stock 2.7kHz filter. I only need the narrow roofing
filters when I am near extremely strong local stations, which doesn't happen
much. I don't see a need to have 2 sets of roofing filters unless
David Cutter wrote:
I'm hoping that for diversity I can just switch off my main rx filters and
have both with only the stock 2.7kHz filter. I only need the narrow
roofing
filters when I am near extremely strong local stations, which doesn't
happen
much. I don't see a need to have 2
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David Cutter wrote:
I'm hoping that for diversity I can just switch off my main
rx filters
and
have both with only the stock
Joe Subich, W4TV-3 wrote:
Bill,
I have 2.7k/1.8k/500/200 in my Main but
only 2.7k/500 in the Sub. When I want to use diversity, I
just remember to use a WIDTH which will auto-select either
the 2.7k or 500. This way I can still use the 1.8k/200 for
severe QRM situations in
, 2008 12:21 PM
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Subject: RE: [Elecraft] KRX3 questions
Joe Subich, W4TV-3 wrote:
Bill,
I have 2.7k/1.8k/500/200 in my Main but
only 2.7k/500 in the Sub. When I want to use diversity, I
just remember to use a WIDTH which will auto-select either
,
... Joe, W4TV
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Joe Subich, W4TV-3 wrote:
Bill
I've finally put the second RX in my K3 #22.
I have 2.7k filters with -0.86 and -0.87 offsets- have I ended up with
filters that are matched enough for diversity reception? The thought is
that it'd be useful to have two low-band antennas useable
simultaneously when on DXpeditions. I still need
I've finally put the second RX in my K3 #22.
I have 2.7k filters with -0.86 and -0.87 offsets- have I ended up with
filters that are matched enough for diversity reception?
Yes, but set them both to the same value. A 10 Hz error is not going
matter to the 2.7 kHz filter's passband response,
Lyle,
I can understand why the beat effect can happen at certain frequencies.
I read the message about the rounding errors.
My question is: can you give an indication of how often this happens. Of
course it depends on freq and filter offset but still, can you give an
idication how bad it is.
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