[Elecraft] P3 Vs. 2nd RX

Mike K2MK k2mk at comcast.net
Wed Oct 14 10:09:49 EDT 2015


Hi Dave,

As you described, having both a Sub RX and a P3 are a great asset for
working split operations. One area where the P3 excels is finding a quiet
spot to transmit. It's not always as obvious with the Sub RX. With a modest
station it may not be beneficial to jump on the exact frequency of the last
QSO. A clear frequency can be a better choice.

73,
Mike K2MK



dyarnes-2 wrote
> Hi All,
> 
> I just worked V73D, but not sure how I would have done it without using
> the 
> 2nd RX.  I love my P3, but for DX stuff the 2nd RX always seems to be the 
> difference.  In this case, V73D was moving up slightly after just about 
> every QSO, and not sure the P3 tells you that!  The DX clusters don't
> really 
> help that much.  By the time you see the split indicated, it has probably 
> changed a good bit.  If I didn't have the 2nd RX, I would be dependent on 
> "outhouse luck" or brute force, neither of which is a strong suit here! 
> Hi. 
> By the way, my QSO's with the TX3X gang were also quick and relatively
> easy 
> thanks to the 2nd RX.  Anyway, both tools are great, but I suggest adding 
> the 2nd RX first, if only one can be added at the moment--at least if 
> working DX is your goal.
> 
> Dave W7AQK 





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