[Elecraft] K3 Tuning aid on digi mode

[Julian, G4ILO]

W7BRS wrote:
> 
> 
> Really could very much use a MENU setting that quells VFO-B from reverting 
> to anything other than decoded message when decoding is enabled.  My short 
> term memory has it's own QSB and after the other station wizzes by, if I 
> don't copy it I lose it.  I hate losing it. Maybe I already lost it.. Who 
> are you again?
> 
> 

Yes, since you mention it I would find that handy, too. My memory is
hopeless, if I don't write something down the instant I heard it I've
forgotten it.



> I fully appreciate the intent of the original design.  I don't wish to 
> take away the original design, just request that if so configured, the 
> decoded message remains un-changed by the apparent time-out to bring back 
> whatever the DISP writes to VFO-B.
> 
> And for release MCU 4+, maybe pause, rewind and replay in text only, not 
> KDVR-style.  I don't know if Elecraft realizes how bees knees the decoder 
> "widget we made for fun" turns out to be.  It's cool. Make it cooler!
> 
> And to nip it in the bud, I will not use a PC to 'cw-get'.  I operate the 
> K3 and just the K3.
> 

Yes, I've been extremely impressed with how good the CW decoder is. I have
run it in parallel with Fldigi and I could not say one is better than the
other.

Any feature to preserve the decoded text would be useful for the RTTY and
PSK decoders too. Although I guess you don't want to use a computer, I hope
one day to be able to get the decoded text from the K3 and display it on the
PC screen in KComm. (I know the firmware updater can do that, but it isn't
possible to do that and get other info from the radio at the same time,
which a logging program needs to do.)

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