[Elecraft] View frequency spectrum easily - CW on K3, etc
w6jd at comcast.net
w6jd at comcast.net
Wed Feb 13 13:07:59 EST 2008
Yes, I have been using this technique for a while and find it very
useful. It is very helpful in finding "clear" spots for calling in a
pile-up for example. I happen to be using HamScope 1.52, but
any of this ilk will work.
Doug
W6JD
-------------- Original message --------------
From: "Alan D. Wilcox" <alan at wilcoxengineering.com>
> Hello,
> A frequency spectrum display showing 5, 10, 20 kHz would be nice, but I
> found that a simple display of my passband's several kHz can be quite
> useful ... especially when I want to dial in the K3's manual notch on
> some interfering target.
>
> The idea is to simply use a waterfall display ... for CW.
>
> I use Ham Radio Deluxe (HRD) latest beta and run DM780 from there to get
> a waterfall. The K3's CWT feature is nice to center on 600 Hz, but I can
> instantly see not only the desired CW signal at 600, but also see other
> CW signals nearby. This makes it easy to set the passband as well as
> null out the junk.
>
> And here's a plus: DM780 does a fairly decent job of decoding CW.
> Perfect with ARRL, but that's another story! So for me, trying to get my
> copy speed up again, having a backup display (even if it's garbled) can
> perhaps fill in some gaps for me.
>
> Useful idea? Comments?
>
> Cheers,
> Alan
>
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