One area where the K3 is also looking good is the transmitted noise
level, ARRL members may wish to look at the on-line reviews and check
the close in spectrum analyser plots of the K3 vs the rest when keying
on CW. A near neighbour appears to be +/- 50 KHz wide on 80m with
rubbish from his
I spent several hours comparing my K3 with an IC7700 a couple of weeks ago.
I was hard pushed to hear any practical difference between the receivers in
digging weak signals out of noisy band conditions, but what struck me most
was that as soon as the Icom went on ssb tx (20m) the whole noise floor
Stephen Prior wrote:
I spent several hours comparing my K3 with an IC7700 a couple of weeks ago.
I was hard pushed to hear any practical difference between the receivers in
digging weak signals out of noisy band conditions, but what struck me most
was that as soon as the Icom went on ssb tx
Now, if manufacturers would put their analyzers aside, and just sit down and
LISTEN to those grand old rigs And make dsp models with the same
characteristics and sound.
What a wonderful world it would be ;-)
I wouldn't mind a TS-830 replica with all dsp inside.
73'
Paul
PD0PSB
Hi Tom
Radio Amateur N5GE wrote:
Answer: The Drake TR-7, which was introduced over 30 years ago!
Have one and the R-7 RX also. Awesome old time rigs!
The TR-7 also had awesome key clicks!
73, Bill
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--- On Sat, 9/5/09, pd0psb p.s.bijp...@gmail.com wrote:
From: pd0psb p.s.bijp...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [K3] K3 VS 7600 Sherwood List
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Date: Saturday, September 5, 2009, 10:49 AM
Now, if manufacturers would put their analyzers aside
of the components are in large scale integrated
circuits. The old Kenwood PC boards are disintegrating from old age. I'd like
think the K3 will far surpass TS930, 940, etc. in the old age game - probably
outlasting me. ;-)
[Elecraft] [K3] K3 VS 7600 Sherwood List
pd0psb p.s.bijpost at gmail.com
Sat
G'day Don,
I tell anyone that will listen, the flexibility of a DSP radio
means little without the rich full natural sound of a good analog
radio. Elecraft has done this (IMO). They have made the hobby
technically better without the artifactual warts.
There are many who would disagree
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