On 6/17/2014 10:50 AM, Bill & Liz wrote:
I have owned a K3 for just over 3 years and my impression is that, for “normal”
operation on the bands there is little difference between it and several other transceivers.
However, where the K3 shines is on CW, digging out readable copy on stations which are right down in
the crud. No Yaesu, ICOM or Kenwood radio I have used comes close to what the K3 can do in that
regard IMHO. Operated in diversity mode (two antennas, one vertically and one horizontally
polarized) with the proper filter and bandwidth, it is truly amazing what the l’il guy can
pull out of the noise.
But of course all this is very subjective!
Bill VE3CSK
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I concur with VE3CSK. The K3 works great as I am mainly 160 CW. It is
the best for hearing the ones down in the noise...
Plus, being retired military, I do not buy 'Rice Boxes".....
73,
John , W4NU
K4JAG (1959 to 1998)
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