[Elecraft] CW mode question

[Jim Brown]

> I've had mine for almost a year and am learning new things all the time.

Over the years I've owned nearly a dozen ham rigs. I ALWAYS begin by 
studying the manual. As a result, I have nearly always found them easy 
to use and understand.  The exceptions have been a fewf products that 
provided lots of functions that few hams need, not enough buttons to 
access them, and a menu structure that not even the programmers' mother 
could love.  The Yaesu FT100D and FT8800, and a couple of ICOM talkies 
fall into this category.

The K3 is VERY easy to use if you simply STUDY the manual so that you 
understand the radio.  All the functions you are likely to need on a day 
to day basis are provided by front panel knobs and buttons that are 
clearly labeled. While the menu system is extensive, it simply allows 
SETUP and TWEAKING of the radio for the way you want to use it, and for 
the accessories that you want to use with it.  Once you've done that, 
it's rarely necessary to use them unless you want to change those 
accessories or the way the radio works.

73, Jim K9YC