As to bandwidth for RX, since the transmit data is limited in bandwidth
to the SSB bandwidth, I see no need to have the receiver BW any wider
than the TX bandwidth. Also, the RX low end likely doesn't need to be
any lower than the TX bandwidth low end roll off. Of course if you have
SPLIT
Dick,
While it is true that the input *can* be Line In for DATA A - it is not
the default (like on a Factory new K3 or K3S, when you first go to DATA
A mode you must use the MIC SEL to set it to LINE. After doing that, it
will be 'sticky'.
FT8 uses a very wide bandwidth (if available), and
Bill,
Thanks for info; you know, I did not know about switching to Data A switches
the input to line in.
I have a AM filter, but am not sure with band with FT8 uses, what advantage a
wider filter than the stock SSB filter has.
Dick, K8ZTT
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On Tue,
I find that WSJT and the radio configured for DATA does not need any
macro to accomplish this feat.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 12/12/2017 10:58 PM, RIchard Williams via Elecraft wrote:
Before I beat my head against the wall (or re-invent the wheel); does someone
have a micro to setup the K3S (or K3)
My experience is that if you set wsjt-x to use rig control, just
starting to monitor does most of the work. I end up in Data-A
mode. This automatically sets the mic sel to Link In. I already
have a macro to open up the bandwidth, which automatically sets
the filter to my FM filter. My macro
Before I beat my head against the wall (or re-invent the wheel); does someone
have a micro to setup the K3S (or K3) for WSJT-X. What I am looking for is:
1. Set the mode to TX Data
2. Set mic sel to Line In
3. Set the filter to FL2 (2.7 KHz in my case)
4. Open up the pass band width to max
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