Don't know if bad drivers is the right term, possibly new drivers
might be better. I agree however that trying to fool proof can lead to
all sorts of problems. Although I thought [in the early 80's] that this
cellular telephone business wouldn't catch on [heavy phone-in-a-bag] ...
I am now
The problem isn't drivers or anything like that, it is attempting
to deal with application software that does not handle the K3's
unique interface.
For example, WSJTX 1.4 when controlling *any rig* via DXLab Suite's
CI-V Commander sets the frequency (VFO A), turns on split, then sets
the
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Sent: 02 October 2014 17:48
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Split N/A
And I do not have any issue with the K3 not going split with RTTY on
one freq and CW/SSB on the other. You have to admit operating RTTY
and SSB/CW split is not exactly a common mode.
However
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Split N/A
And I do not have any issue with the K3 not going split with RTTY on
one freq and CW/SSB on the other. You have to admit operating RTTY
and SSB/CW split is not exactly a common mode.
However, it would be appropriate when initiating SPLIT from the A-B
Pushing the button twice is so stressful??!! ...FYI there is a PSK
application that will wait expectantly for some one to call you, answer
the call automatically, and transfer the message you had for the calling
station. I do not believe it completes the log entry however. :-))
Jim,
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Joe
Subich, W4TV
Sent: 02 October 2014 17:48
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Split N/A
And I do not have any issue with the K3 not going split with RTTY on
one freq and CW/SSB on the other. You have to admit operating RTTY
and SSB/CW split
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From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of
Joe
Subich, W4TV
Sent: 02 October 2014 17:48
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Split N/A
And I do not have any issue with the K3 not going split with RTTY on
one freq and CW/SSB
I agree. There are only two valid reasons for a transceiver refusing to
obey a direct operator command: to avoid physical damage, or to avoid
transmitting illegally out-of-band.
So when the operator presses the SPLIT button, the transceiver should do
as it's told! Every other make of transceiver
Frank,
Like yourself, I do quite a bit of DX RTTY operation using split, and to
tell you the truth, I just tried what you are talking about, and you are
right! To me honest with you, I hadn't noticed it before because I have a
nasty habit of double pushing the SPLIT button before holding it to
And I do not have any issue with the K3 not going split with RTTY on
one freq and CW/SSB on the other. You have to admit operating RTTY
and SSB/CW split is not exactly a common mode.
However, it would be appropriate when initiating SPLIT from the A-B
button that VFO B mode be forced to that
I must say, push-push-hold is a reflex for me whenever working
split, SSB/RTTY/CW. My only problem is pressing the wrong button
-- V-M instead of A-B. HIHI It overwrites one of the memories.
This error comes from having my computer and P3SVGA screens at
right angles to the K3. Sometimes i'm
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