The new APF continues to please this CW operator.
Like others, I find it works better in some situations than others.
But I would not have been able to copy and work RI1FJ
(Franz Josef Land) on 160m the morning of November 8
without this new tool.
A few suggestions for using it:
1. Make sure the CW signal is centered in the passband at your
selected pitch, before engaging APF. For very weak signals,
I always rely on my ear to match the pitch, rather than using the K3
SPOT or CWT features.
2. After turning APF on, use the APF SHIFT (now 5 Hz resolution)
and/or FINE tuning (1 Hz resolution) to peak the signal.
3. I've mentioned this before, but I use a Macro to turn on APF,FINE,
and RIT with one button push (and another Macro to turn off all these
functions).
73,
Chuck NI0C
K3 s/n 1061
Larry, K2GN, wrote:
"Yes, it helps on some signals but not on others.
In fact, due to the "ringing" or hollow sound, the weak signal is better
copy with normal operations. If have I/II so I can switch back and forth
quickly.
I use the 400 narrow filter. NR,NB, etc off.
Anybody have any suggestions that can bring this station up to what others
are reporting that they experience?"
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