[Elecraft] K-3 RIT readout

[N5GE]

KZ5D at aol.com wrote:

As a mostly CW operator, I never use RIT or XIT.

When calling CQ I set the B VFO to TX and call CQ in split.  When A 
station calls me off frequency I simply tune him in with the A VFO.  If 
he drifts, I follow him with the A VFO.

When answering a CQ I tune the other station in with the A VFO, double 
tap the A>B button to set the B VFO to the frequency and mode of the A 
VFO, go to split, TXing on the B VFO.

When in a net, I tune the  NCS on A, double tap A>B, go to split and 
when one of the other stations is not on freq I tune them in with the A VFO.

These procedures were learned in the day when I had separate TX and RX 
rigs and they still work very well today.

If you have not tried these things, you should.  These things are fun, 
and fun is good.
> Hi,
>  
> What's the chance of adding the RIT or XIT readout on the display in small  
> numbers next to the RIT or XIT oval?
>  
> Although you can see the amount of offset change as you rotate the knob, it 
>  would be helpful to have the amount of offset visible to the operator at 
> all  times.
>  
> 73,
>  
> Art KZ5D
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