[Elecraft] Split using REV vs VFO A/B

[Tom Hammond]

Leigh:

Yes... and no (at least at this particular instant...

The [LOCK] works as expected, BUT there is a TINY (but finite) point during the
transition from [REV] back to [LOCK] during which, if the VFO A knob is still
spinning when you release [LOCK], the VFO A knob might allow the "locked' VFO A
frequency 'jump' a bit (probably no more than 100 Hz) as a result of 
the spinning
knob.

Wayne IS aware of this and it IS on his list of items to address. May not be
at a level '1', but it is relatively high in priority.

It's not quite perfect yet, but it WILL be fixed.

73,

Tom   N0SS

At 15:12 03/16/2008, you wrote:
>Just to confirm, if you lock A and use REV to tune and slip off, 
>you're still safe from changing A because the VFOs lock independently.
>Leigh/WA5ZNU
>
>Doug KR2Q wrote:
>
>>I don't have to worry about "slipping" off of the REV button and
>>tuning the "wrong" VFO.  Equally, since the DX qrg was LOCKED, it is
>>impossible for me to tune the "wrong" VFO.
>>
>>Like anything, you have to try it for a while to figure out if it will
>>really work for you or not.  After doing it both ways for a while, I
>>find that I don't use REV any longer.  A/B is both easier (no holding)
>>and safer (no chance of slipping off the button).
>>
>>So...give it a try.  I think you'll like it!
>>
>>
>>
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