[Elecraft] relatively newbie - what's your best tip for me?

[Victor Rosenthal 4X6GP]

I have the K3 book in this series, and it helped me enormously. Here are 
the KX3 versions:

<http://www.ke7x.com/The-KX3>

Everything is in the official manual, but the KE7X books are very 
well-organized, both for learning and for answering your specific questions.

I've had a K3 since it came out (I have ser. no. 7) and the KE7X book 
still sits on my desk.

73,
Victor, 4X6GP
Rehovot, Israel
Formerly K2VCO
http://www.qsl.net/k2vco/
On 22 Sep 2017 07:54, Anne Dirkman wrote:
> I've had my license since 2011 with very little exposure to amateur radio
> before that - pretty much started from scratch... Just won a KX3 over the
> weekend at my DX Convetion.and am looking for guidance. What is the first
> thing* you wish* *someone would have told YOU* about your Kx3.  Any tips
> and hints will be considered. .
> 
> I'm heading to the Supefest at HRO next weekend and am making my list of
> what I will need.   I've done some DXing at home and on on the shore and
> contesting and would really like to get in to portable operation with a
> minimal amount of setup so I can enjoy the sunny shores of Lake Michigan,
> operating at the parks and local Maritime Museum.
> 
> Started reading the manual overnight, I was told it's a steep learning curve
> Any suggestions would be appreciated.
> *--*
> *Anne Dirkman*
> *KC9YL*
> *See you on the air!!!*
> *73*
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> *kilo-charlie-nine-yankee-lima*
> 
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