[Elecraft] ON4UN has a K3?

[Brett Howard]

Glad to hear you ordered a second!!!

I wonder if you used one of the newer label makers and printed up labels on
a clear background how annoying they would look stuck over the buttons...

Or you can always make it relatively easy to remember by using something
like:

2 - 20 Meters
3 - 30 Meters
7 - 40 Meters
4 - 75/80 Meters
1 - 160 Meters

Those are the somewhat easy ones to kinda fit in...  Beyond that you have to
either start getting creative or go for the labels.  Or like you said... You
can just do it in software...

-----Original Message-----
From: elecraft-bounces at mailman.qth.net
[mailto:elecraft-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of S Sacco
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 12:23 PM
To: elecraft at mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] ON4UN has a K3?

To each their own, eh Brett?

Regarding the memories - I don't want to have to remember what memory
# tracks with what band.  I want to push the "40" or "7" button to go
to that band.

It wasn't a big enough deal for me to prevent me from ordering my 2nd
K3, which is in transit.  I voted with my $$$.

Actually, as I've gotten LP-PAN up and running, and having my first
experiences with rig control software, I'm very curioius as to whether
I'll prefer using that UI.

If nothing else, I can click on a "40" button and go right there.   :-)

73,
Steve



On 7/25/08, Brett Howard <brett at livecomputers.com> wrote:
> And silly me I prefer the smaller rig with the fewer buttons.  Not to
> mention that you can use the memories to get separate band buttons using
the
> keypad if needed.
>
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