Heaven forbid. The "bandswitch" belongs on the radio.
I waiting for the day the Elecraft decides to drill a hole an the front
panel and add a real bandswitch.
I'm a bit dismayed by all the extra "dongles" I will now have to
connect to interface the K3 to existing equipment-- e.g. an external
"box" just to add pull up resistors for the band data and to manage the
15 pin DE connector stuff.
In other words, NO OCTOPUS please.
.
73 de Brian/K3KO
Phil & Debbie Salas wrote:
> OK - How about one of you smart PIC guys building a keypad that plugs
> into the RS232 port. The keys could be marked with the bands.
> Multiple presses of the individual band keys would provide for band
> stacking. This would make a great accessory for the K3, would make a
> great QST article, and maybe even would be the way to start your own
> accessory business.
>
> Phil - AD5X
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