[Elecraft] What crystal filter do you use the most?

[Edward R Cole]

Doug,

Not sure what the first paragraph has to do with filter selection on the K3?

Using the 1st IF output one bypasses all filters and the DSP 2nd IF 
completely.  I know because I do that for both main and sub-receiver 
on my K3.  I use two LP-Pan (one for each IF).

You do not define "Full" in spectrum.  I suspect you mean you use the 
full bandwidth of your soundcard or the funcube.  This is 192-KHz for 
the best soundcards that I am aware of.  190-KHz is full bandwidth 
for my SDR-IQ.  Do not know what is possible with a fun-cube.

Full spectrum for my station is 100-KHz to 26-GHz; only display that 
will cover that for me is my old surplus HP141T spectrum analyzer - 
max scan spectrum is 200-MHz wide with the mw plug-in starting at fo =1500-MHz.

73, Ed - KL7UW

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On my K3 I have an LP-Pan connected to my IF out on the main receiver and a
FunCube Pro on the subreceiver IF out.  The LP-Pan is setup to a Steinberg
USB UR22 sound card.  Therefore, I have two panadapters, one through Win4K3
for the main receiver, the second using NAP3 v5 to the funcube pro.

This give full spectrum display.  I say this, because my normal operating
==snip

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