[Elecraft] Elecraft 70cm transverter, K3 and repeater access tones?

[John Lemay]

There are switched bandpass filters prior to the 10w PA stage, which are
also in circuit before the transverter output. I expect that the 28 to 30MHz
filter would not be suitable right up to 32MHz.

So I guess an extension of transmit capability to 32MHz would not be on the
cards.

Regards

John G4ZTR

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wayne burdick wrote:
> 
> The XV432 itself *does* cover the full 70-cm range. If you use it with 
> a rig that covers 28-32 MHz, you'll have this capability. But the K3 
> only covers 28-30 MHz.
> 

Could not the K3 be transmit-enabled up to 32MHz? Are the bandpass filters
too narrow to permit this? It seems like potentially a very easy solution.

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