[Elecraft] K3 I / II Switch

[hank k8dd]

I have mine set up fairly spartan, I think.
I   is  700 Hz on CW, 2.7 KHz on SSB and 1.0 KHz on Data
II  is  400 Hz, 2.6 KHz, and 1.0 Khz on the same settings.
I guess going between the two is a lot easier or quicker than turning the 
Bandwidth knob.

They used to get a lot of use (actually #I did) when I would be chasing DX 
spots, or typing frequencies, from the logging program because when I'd 
change band and/or mode several times the K3 would forget what the filter 
setting was supposed to be for the mode.

I would rather have them both the same for the DSP filters and have them 
store the power level - 100 watts for barefoot and 70 watts for driving the 
amp.    Although I could leave the K3 set at 70 watts all the time - if I 
can't work them at 70 watts I very seriously doubt that I'm going to work 
them at 100 watts!

Now I have the logging program telling the K3 what to set the DSP filter to 
for the given mode from the logging program band plan, so I don't know if 
the band/mode default was ever fixed!

73    Hank    K8DD


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Larry P. Greenberg" <wa9mag at ameritech.net>
To: <elecraft at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, August 18, 2008 7:33 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 I / II Switch


I understand that the I / II switch on the K3 switches the last two used DSP 
filter settings and crystal filter selections.  I am having a little trouble 
understanding how this switch is useful.  Could someone explain its 
practical application?  Most of my operating is chasing DX and contesting.

Larry, WA9MAG


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