After reading all the Scout info, I plan on buying one as a soon as
possible. It seems like solutions to the jumping issue are numerous.
For those that do not want to stop periodically for the freq. update,
maybe the VFO could be fine tuned with the appropriate temperature
compensation parts (for a fee probably) to lessen the drift.
OR
The microprocessor that adjusts the VFO could be duplicated on a small
PC board so that it could operate continuously, is there room to add
a small board? Same processor, same software, just a board layout :)
Just my clueless observations from a distance!
John K9PGF
>
>Quite a few of you have made statements that you don't like the Scout
>because it has problems during high speed CW contacts. I do good to send
>a readable 20 wpm and read a decently sent 18 wpm and I know I am not
>the best CW op around but I have to ask....you 30-40 wpm folks, you do
>this by hand or with the help of a computer? 40 wpm off my TT 607 paddle
>would probably give my arm whiplash.
>
>73
>
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