K3 Filter question - SSB

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K3 Filter question - SSB

Edward R Cole
Just my (unsolicted) two-cents comment:

I find using below 2.1 KHz (with the DSP filter) distorts SSB too
much for me.  I have only the 2.8 and 0.400 KHz filters at this
time.  If I were to buy another it would be 2.1.  Folks should factor
in that I am 67 and have extreme hearing loss so your experience my
vary (I have to use captioning on TV).  (hint) Before purchasing a
roofing filter check out using the DSP filter to decide which bw is
best for you.

I am only a casual user of HF so intense high-density contesting or
DXing is not my forte.  Operating a little in FD gives me enough of a
taste and the K3 is a real "joy" to use under tough
conditions.  Mostly, I am copying extreme-weak signals (VHF+) where
narrowing bw makes the difference (typ 2.1 for SSB and 100-200 Hz for
CW).  But I start at 2.8-KHz when searching for weak CW, then switch
to 400-Hz filter and use the DSP filter to improve readability
(signals below noise) once I found a signal.

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Date: Thu, 10 Nov 2011 10:27:05 -0500
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I would not go any tighter than 1.8 KHz.  I have a pair of the 1.5 KHz
filters that I would swap for 1.8s.

73,

     ... Joe, W4TV



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