K3 SSB Bandwidth at this Time?

[dhhdeh]

Hi Everyone,

As I wait for my K3 order to be filled in the next few weeks I have a
question concerning the currently available SSB bandwidth in the K3.

I have initially ordered a 6.0 roofing filter thinking that it will be
required for a somewhat wider SSB bandwidth in the range of 3.0-3.2 that
I prefer.

Not really ESSB but wider than most stock SSB bandwidths in most
transceivers.

I see in the owner's manual errata sheet that ESSB is a feature for the
future.  So I need to decide if it make sense to order the 6.0 filter if
TX SSB bandwidth is not available above 2.8 at this time.

Does any one know what the maximum transmitted bandwidth of SSB
currently is in the K3?

Does anyone know how far away ESSB TX is as an added feature?

No big deal but I am curious.

Tnx and 73 de N1LQ-Dave


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[Greg - AB7R]

Hi Dave,

Right now the TX BW is limited by the 2.7 or 2.8 kHz roofing filter and firmware.  This IS
on the list and moving up rapidly.  While I cannot say for sure when it will be available
with certainty, I would still go ahead with the 6.0 kHz filter.  There's a reasonable
chance it may be available by the time you get your radio or shortly after.


-------------------------
73,
Greg - AB7R
Whidbey Island WA
NA-065
K3#0009

On Wed Nov 28 16:40 , David and Dianne on Comcast  sent:

>Hi Everyone,
>
>As I wait for my K3 order to be filled in the next few weeks I have a
>question concerning the currently available SSB bandwidth in the K3.
>
>I have initially ordered a 6.0 roofing filter thinking that it will be
>required for a somewhat wider SSB bandwidth in the range of 3.0-3.2 that
>I prefer.
>
>Not really ESSB but wider than most stock SSB bandwidths in most
>transceivers.
>
>I see in the owner's manual errata sheet that ESSB is a feature for the
>future.  So I need to decide if it make sense to order the 6.0 filter if
>TX SSB bandwidth is not available above 2.8 at this time.
>
>Does any one know what the maximum transmitted bandwidth of SSB
>currently is in the K3?
>
>Does anyone know how far away ESSB TX is as an added feature?
>
>No big deal but I am curious.
>
>Tnx and 73 de N1LQ-Dave
>
>
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[Joe Stofko]

 

Hi Greg,  













               You wrote:






Hi Dave,
 
Right now the TX BW is limited by the 2.7 or 2.8 kHz roofing filter and
firmware.  This IS
on the list and moving up rapidly.  While I cannot say for sure when it will
be available
with certainty, I would still go ahead with the 6.0 kHz filter.  There's a
reasonable
chance it may be available by the time you get your radio or shortly after.
 
 
-------------------------
73,
Greg - AB7R
Whidbey Island WA
NA-065
K3#0009



Might one assume that AM and FM cannot be far behind??

Thanks,
Joe - WB1AIU

K3 #  ????  Coming soon !!

 

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[Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ]

We're testing AM in the DSP code right now.

FM follows, but will also need the FM filters which are still coming
from our vendor.

73, Eric  WA6HHQ
====
Joe Stofko wrote:
> Might one assume that AM and FM cannot be far behind??
>
> Thanks,
> Joe - WB1AIU
>  
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