[Elecraft] KBPF3 Option - Main and Sub Receiver

[Dick Dievendorff]

Yes, if you want to use both main and sub receivers on frequencies outside
the amateur bands, you'll want two KBPF3 options.

However I find I need just one general-coverage receiver. I have my single
KBPF3 option on the main receiver.  I use the second receiver for diversity
and split frequency operations only on the amateur bands.  

I don't think I'd use a sub receiver KBPF3 very often.

Your needs may well be different than mine. If you want diversity receive
outside the ham bands, you'll want both.

73 de Dick, K6KR


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[mailto:elecraft-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of KD4NUE
Sent: Saturday, October 06, 2012 4:50 AM
To: elecraft at mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] KBPF3 Option - Main and Sub Receiver


I am a new owner, and have much still to learn on this rig.

Do you have to install 2 of the KBPF3 Option boards in order to have both
primary and second reciever have General Coverage Receive filtering?

Mine appears to be installed in the second receiver, and throws an error if
config is set to show it installed in the RF (Primary).

I think the answer will be yes if you are to be able to monitor 2 separate
bands simultaneously, but would like to know for sure..











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