Isn't it a bit premature to be making comparisons with radios that aren't even for sale yet? The K3, the Bretlinger (that got a fold-out ad in QST, despite it doesn't have FCC approval yet), the SDR
Good comment. Also, if you check the price of the K3 "optional" stuff and compare to what comes with the OII, it isn't half the price of the OII. I compared to what I have in my OII and the K3 came i
I agree with the pricing when both rcvrs have the filters. Dave W7DPW and compare to what comes with the OII, it isn't half the price of the OII. I compared to what I have in my OII and the K3 came i
Ron.... from the prospective of these dinky American radio companies (Flex and Elecraft) , why would they lie and put out bad info? We all know that both these companies are credible with their produ
Farming out work is not always a good thing (for reasons that have nothing to do with ham radio) depending on the circumstances. If a small shop has some piecemeal work or highly specialized work tha
However, it becomes a problem when a business farms out work to get out of establishing a full-time job and paying benefits and medical insurance. There are a lot of people these days who are "emplo
No. Want to by 10 of something? It is not fun scanning every one, one by one, and then getting yelled at by the machine that you have either NOT put your item in the checkout area, or have put TOO M
Yes, this IS premature. But I think we CAN say that on paper, the K3 offers more performance than any other radio in the marketplace at the $3000 point and this will hopefully have a more widespread
Premature it may be, however not one manufacturer has addressed all of the issues of transceiver design in balanced wholesome fashion. While there has been a tremendous focus on receiver performance