[Elecraft] K3 and a timewave Dsp 599zx
Chris Rutkowski
chrisrut7 at gmail.com
Thu Dec 5 22:43:30 EST 2013
Dave,
Haven't used a Timewave 599zx with a K3, and only for a half hour or
so with my KX3.
However, I did use the 599zx with an older non-DSP radio for over a
year and it made a tremendous difference in CW (don't operate phone
much, so no comment). But my urban QTH is -very- noisy.
After I got the KX3 I tried it - and it made a slight difference,
maybe. But not enough to bother, so I put it in a box and there it has
stayed. Been planning to sell it one of these days, but, you know...
Note that on the KX3, using CW, I have the bandwidth down to 400Hz or
less, as well as using the NB, Notch, and other tricks. The old radio
had a narrow crystal filter, but the ringing was so bad I could barely
stand listening to it. So it was rarely used. In that situation the
Timewave Audio DSP was very effective.
As to Jim K9YC's comment, I won't argue because I've never used it
with a K3. I would just add that when you live in noise hell, "audio
distortion" is so far down the problem list as to not be relevant.
73 Chris NW6V
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> Date: Thu, 5 Dec 2013 07:35:25 -0500
> From: Dave Wank <dhwank at hotmail.com>
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> Hi to all.Just wondered if anyone has used a Dsp 599 zx filter with a K3, and what were the results.Thanks for any info...73 NK8A...Dave
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