Mike,
Your solution is a great possibility.
I’ve worked out a solution that’s fine for me. I’ve set my radio up so that
the frequency response at the low end starts falling off around 200 Hz. And,
it’s easy to switch between modes. Problem solved. For my end.
The problem is that I have no
On more potential solution -- In fox mode run pseudo-split and drop the
frequency 500Hz automaticallyi.e. Fake-It mode for both RX & TX.
Mike W9MDB
On Sunday, October 17, 2021, 09:11:52 AM CDT, Virginia Greene via
wsjt-devel wrote:
Bill,
This actually kept me up last night!
For
Bill,
This actually kept me up last night!
For “Normal” FT8 operation, your solution makes 100% perfect sense. The only
downside I can see is that you lose that 200 Hz or 300 Hz at the top end of the
band. That is a very fair trade-off.
But, in DXpedition mode with a Fox and Hounds, it gets
Bill,
Just one observation on that.
There’s a menu selection on both the KX3 and K3 that gives you a choice of ESSB
transmit bandwidth. One choice is 3.0 KHz. That should meet the WSJT-X
requirement, I believe. That is what my radio is set for. I think that you
might need an optional
On 16/10/2021 16:01, Virginia Greene via wsjt-devel wrote:
As Bill wisely pointed out:
2) many rigs have considerable roll-off in receiver gain towards the
bottom end of the expected receiver pass-band, the K3 is one of those
BTW.
This seems not to be well understood or appreciated.
My own
As Bill wisely pointed out:
2) many rigs have considerable roll-off in receiver gain towards the bottom end
of the expected receiver pass-band, the K3 is one of those BTW.
This seems not to be well understood or appreciated.
My own KX-3 rolls off rather sharply starting at about 400 Hz when
