David,
There should be no attenuation if you keep both transceivers on a
same band.
By the way, there is a device used mostly by the contesters who
need to share an amplifier: http://www.acom-bg.com/xvcr.html
Using it with K3: http://www.kotarov.com/projects/k3-and-acom-2s1
73, Val LZ1VB
I have been using my K3/KPA500 setup for quite sometime. I am using the
standard cable between the K3 ACC port and the KPA500 AUX for communications
between the radio and the amp. This has worked perfectly from the
beginning. At some time in the past, I wanted to use my Yaesu MKV Field to
David,
Yes, the AUX cable connected to the K3 will cause the KPA500 to do
strange things when attempts are made to use the KPA500 with another
transceiver. And those strange things will depend on whether the K3
is powered on or off.
May I suggest that you alter the K3 to KPA500 AUX cable
Hi David,
I've been doing this for at least a year, and it works fine. However, I
always leave the K3 powered ON when I'm using the other radios, and I can
switch between radios by switching only the coaxial switch. I just tried
turning OFF the K3 while trying to drive the amp from the KX3, and I
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