Hi Susan
I would also suggest playing with the RX eq I have serial # 3142 before
the DSP change and found
that for my taste I liked the RX better if I pulled down the top two
bands (#7) 2.4 kHz and
(#8) 3.2 kHz to -5 this takes some of the high end shisssh hiss off
receiver.
With a couple of
Aloha:
I have had my K3 since last October. I think I have given it a fair trail.
It is just too darned complicated for me. I have never been able to get it to
give the same background noise for cw as it gives for ssb.
I think I want to get rid of it.
Can anyone advise me of a rig, same
Hi Susan,
I love my K3 and it may be worth you trying a little longer to get used
too.
And if I were going to step down in quality to me the next best rig
is the Elecraft K2...not as complicated but a great CW rig.
Joe KK5NA
On Fri, 2010-08-20 at 12:04 -0700,
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Date: Fri, 20 Aug 2010 12:04:05 -0700
From: ussvdha...@yahoo.com
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net; li...@subich.com
Subject: [Elecraft] need advice on rig
Aloha:
I have had my K3 since last October. I think I have given it a fair trail. It
is just too darned complicated for me. I have never been
The noise will normally be different, Susan. The bandwidth is typically
narrower for CW, which means the noise will sound different and be lower in
amplitude for CW.
You aren't the first to complain that the rig is too complicated, but it
need not be. The issue is usually there are too many
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