[Elecraft] K3 band stacking suggestion
Dave Perry
n4qs at comcast.net
Sun Oct 30 19:43:21 EDT 2011
Igor,
I agree that the band maps built into logging programs like N1MM and DX4WIN
are helpful, and I use them alot during contests and regular logging. But
sometimes band maps get very crowded and they normally only allow you to
view one band at a time. I still think that a band stacking feature can
provide very quick back and forth switching between different pile ups on
different bands and modes -- and can be very useful in certain situations.
Dave, N4QS
----- Original Message -----
From: "Igor Sokolov" <ua9cdc at gmail.com>
To: "Dave Perry" <n4qs at comcast.net>; "Steve Jackson" <inventor61 at gmail.com>
Cc: <elecraft at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, October 30, 2011 4:01 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 band stacking suggestion
> David,
> I do not see why K3 should be overloaded with such features. All you have
> described below is much easier done with the help of computer logging.
> What you describe is basically what is known as BAND MAP. Band map of most
> of the loggers is much more informative and easier to use then memories
> built into transceiver . Are there many users who do not use computer
> logging and need those band stacking and memory buttons? I do not think
> so.
>
> 73, Igor UA9CDC
>
>> So to save a pileup (multiplier) in the number 1 memory, I hit V>M and
>> then the 1 key. For the second pileup, I hit the V>M key and the 2 key.
>> I can do this for up to 10 memories. To recall a memory, I hit M>V and
>> the number key. This is only a rough workaround and definitely not an
>> ideal solution. I would still like to see a quicker way to enter and
>> recall memories -- as described in my earlier posts. In essence, we
>> should only have to hit one button to memorize and one button to go into
>> recall mode and then have some way to scroll through the stacked, saved
>> memories. I like the suggestion from someone that we use the Mode key to
>> do the scrolling. I hope Aptos is following this thread.
>
>> Dave, N4QS
>
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