[Elecraft] Thinking about KXR3

GW0ETF gw0etf at btinternet.com
Wed Dec 9 06:20:06 EST 2009


Think you have that pretty much sorted Jim. I have an 8 pole 250Hz roofing
filter in my 2nd rx as I thought it would be good for 'mult-hunting' during
contests but in reality hardly ever use it.

Not sure how important it would be to insist on a matched 2.7KHz filter
either. Because the bandwidth is so high you can simply make the small
'centre frequency' adjustments in software without affecting performance
hardly at all; obviously more of an issue for the narrower filters...that's
my understanding anyway.

You'll really like having the 2nd receiver...have fun,

Stewart Rolfe, GW0ETF


Jim AB3CV wrote:
> 
> I'm considering asking Santa for a KXR3. I don't have extra antennas
> but might someday so I'm planning to get matched 2.7Khz filters for
> starters just in case diversity is in my future.
> 
> Since for now I plan on only using the KXR3 for split use in CW I
> thought I'd just have the standard 2.7Khz in the sub and leave my
> "serious" filters in the main where the DX or Fox is lurking. The sub
> would be primarily for listening to the pileup.
> 
> In the remote chance I ever become proficient enough to be a Fox the
> sub would be tuned to my transmit freq to listen for potential QRM
> while the main would be trying to separate the hounds. Am I on the
> right track?
> 
> Santa is getting stretched a bit thin so I thought this would keep the
> cost within reason.
> 
> 73
> 
> jim ab3cv
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