Bob Nielsen wrote:
That lead to a question I hadn't considered before. How is general
coverage in the vicinity of the first i.f. achieved?
Bob, N7XY
Hi Bob,
As Greg (AB7R) mentioned, it isn't possible for the K3 to provide
coverage in the vicinity of our first I.F., 8.215 MHz. We felt that
this was a small price to pay, given our primary goal of offering an
excellent ham-band transceiver. However, all other bands of interest
for general coverage from 0.5 to 30 MHz can be tuned. If you have the
KBPF3 option installed (on either or both receivers), its filters will
automatically be switched in to cover the gaps between the narrow
ham-band filters. But even without the KBPF3 you'll have useful
sensitivity in shortwave broadcast segments near ham bands.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
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