On Wed, 09 Feb 2005 00:36:49 -0500, Dale Boresz wrote:
So, in my opinion, the KDSP2 offers far more performance and
versatility, and is worth the extra money.
I have the same experience as Dale, and the same rigs. My 746 (not a
pro) is loaded with Inrad filters for CW and SSB. My K2/100 has
Hi Lonnie and Rolf:
I'm not sure the question was really answered. I trust you both
realize that the DSP as a whole, as well as individual features
such as filters, noise reduction, and auto notch filter can be switched
on and off from the front panel. So the answer to your question,
Rolf is:
Hello Jim,
I've owned my 746PRO for about 3 years, and my K2/100 S/N 3039 w/ all
options for a little over 2 years, so I feel qualified to render an
opinion here. I'll start by saying that although the 746PRO is a nice
rig, it's no match for the K2 for CW, which is my primary mode of
I have had my K2/100 with KDSP2 for 4 months now and almost never use the
DSP. The stock filters in the K2 seem to work just as good, and often
better, than the DSP filters but that is very much a matter of taste I
think. I operate only cw and my comments apply only to cw mode.
I like the
Don wrote:
I have had my K2/100 with KDSP2 for 4 months now and almost never use the
DSP. The stock filters in the K2 seem to work just as good, and often
better, than the DSP filters but that is very much a matter of taste I think.
I operate only cw and my comments apply only to cw mode.
I
I have to disagree with the other guys .. I like the DSP in some
circumstances, it seems to be able to dig weak CW out of the noise on
occasions where I can't hear it at all with the normal filter (and
just barely with no filter). Where it really shines in on the digital
modes .. I user the RTTY
The following is only my opinion...
I had the KAF2 and then built the KDSP2. The denoiser is ok, but I found that
the DSP filters made the rig hard to listen to. This is more pronounced on SSB.
The auto-notch was helpful, but it didn't make up for the irritating quality of
the DSP filters. I
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---Chris Chelios
David M. Katinsky
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Date: Mon, 07 Feb 2005 15:24:28 -0500
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Which Audio Filter Kit?
The following is only my opinion...
I had the KAF2 and then built the KDSP2. The denoiser is ok
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I had the KAF2 and then built the KDSP2. The denoiser is ok, but I found that the DSP filters made
the rig hard to listen to. This is more pronounced on SSB. The
auto-notch was helpful,
How about switching KDSP2 DSP-filters off? Use DSP filters only when
conditions
I didn't think it was worth the trouble. I like having the KAF2 filters and
they're tight enough so that I can get around most hetrodynes. If conditions
were marginal, the de-noiser often made things worse, not better.
If you think about it: Sometimes you can copy weak signals best with the
For what it's worth, I never use it on fone .. but then I don't use
fone all that often :)
de John/W1RT
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The following is only my opinion...
I had the KAF2 and then built the KDSP2. The denoiser is ok, but I found
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