Dynamic Mics on K3

[Barry Pfeil]

Thanks to Jim (K9YC) and others for the info on your EQ settings.  I'm curious if you have to set all these back to "flat" for operating data modes that are actually using SSB (like PSK & AFSK).  Or are they bypassed when you change main mode to DATA?

73, Barry, K6RM

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[KK7P]

> Thanks to Jim (K9YC) and others for the info on your EQ settings.  I'm
> curious if you have to set all these back to "flat" for operating data
> modes that are actually using SSB (like PSK & AFSK).  Or are they
> bypassed when you change main mode to DATA?

There is *one* Tx EQ in the K3, so *any* mode that uses audio for
transmit will be using the Tx EQ settings you have in place.

I know the next question: Can we have by-mode Tx EQ?  and the answer is
yes, but you must be patient.

Similarly, the Rx EQ applies to the receiver not the mode, so it is also
used in all modes that use receive audio, which is all of them :-)

Bill Coleman N2BC has written a very nice utility program for the K3
which you can download for free <
URL:http://home.roadrunner.com/~n2bc/SW.htm > .  This lets you save,
restore and generally manipulate the EQ settings among other things.

73,

Lyle KK7P
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[Julian, G4ILO]

Lyle Johnson wrote

I know the next question: Can we have by-mode Tx EQ?  and the answer is
yes, but you must be patient.

Similarly, the Rx EQ applies to the receiver not the mode, so it is also
used in all modes that use receive audio, which is all of them :-)

I can't see any reason at all to have EQ in DATA A mode, which might at least save a bit of work and memory for storing the settings. However I suppose there will now be a flurry of emails from people who use DATA A for some weird purpose where EQ could be useful. :)