K3 Channel Changing

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I wonder if there is (or will be in the future) a way to store frequencies (on all bands) into memory and then be able to go to VM mode and use either the VFO A or B to rotate through all o the memories?

I have owned a few radios that had this feature and it would be handy for my operating conditions.

I have used the M1-M4 and the Band switching via the keypad, but find this cumbersome and time consuming as well as restrictive.

If this has been addressed previously then apology is given but I don't have time to read all the traffic on the reflector.

73's
Gary. VK4WT/P
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[Brett Howard]

This capability is already in place.  You need to proceed the name of the
memory with a * and they need to be in sequential memory locations in order
to pull it off but once you recall one you can then tune through the
memories with the VFO A knob.  This is especially handy for the channelized
US 60Meter band.  

Read about Channel Hopping on page 40 of the current K3 owner's manual which
can be found here:
http://www.elecraft.com/manual/K3_Owner%27s_Man_Rev_D4_WEB.pdf


~Brett

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I wonder if there is (or will be in the future) a way to store frequencies
(on all bands) into memory and then be able to go to VM mode and use either
the VFO A or B to rotate through all o the memories?

I have owned a few radios that had this feature and it would be handy for my
operating conditions.

I have used the M1-M4 and the Band switching via the keypad, but find this
cumbersome and time consuming as well as restrictive.

If this has been addressed previously then apology is given but I don't have
time to read all the traffic on the reflector.

73's
Gary. VK4WT/P
Sent via BlackBerryR from Telstra
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[.k8dd.-2]

[hidden email] wrote:
> I wonder if there is (or will be in the future) a way to store frequencies
(on all bands) into memory and then be able to go to VM mode and use either
the VFO A or B to rotate through all o the memories?
>

Yes, you can do that .... It would be nice if you could actually hear
the memory frequency before you press M>V again to go to that frequency.

73    Hank    K8DD

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