[1000mp] 1000MP Clarifier Problem

Gorsline [email protected]
Sun, 23 Feb 2003 10:15:38 -0500


I use RIT / XIT rarely, when using both VFOs for slightly offset receive to
enhance a very weak cw signal (the "bloop" sound helps my ears) and then XIT
to operate split.  I use RIT in that case to find where he's listening.
And yes, this MP feature was carried through to the Mark V - that control has
so many functions and feels like it isn't up to the amount of handling.

73,  George VE3YV / K8HI

[email protected] wrote:

> Tom, W6EIJ wrote:
>
> "I have had my Mark V for almost four months, and cannot figure out when
> I would need the rit.  I wondering what people are using it for???"
> ==========
> I also wonder why they use it.
>
> When a radio has two VFOs, there's no reason whatsoever to have RIT.  As
> a CW contester who uses very narrow filters, I find it much easier to
> operate in split mode, transmitting on a fixed frequency set by my sub
> VFO, and search on the main VFO for those off-frequency callers who don't
> seem to know how to zero beat.  This is far better than using the RIT.
>
> 73, de Earl, K6SE
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