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K3 split on FM

Randy Cook
This afternoon, I saw T32C on 10M FM, 29.580..  They were running split (actually several split frequencies over the time I was listening).   The signal was a solid 59 for a while in Northern California.  I tried to set to  Split mode with the transmit frequency high, and got a "Split N/A" message.  Checked through the K3 manual about FM and Split and saw nothing that would help. Split works fine in USB on all bands.  I have not run FM before on the rig, so there may be something obvious that I overlooked. Yes, I do have the FM filter installed.

Any help appreciated.

73s

Randy K6CRC
K3#2051
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Re: K3 split on FM

N5GE

Just a wild guess....

You might try setting the repeater offset so that the input matches their QSX
frequency.  I've never tried it but it might work.

73,
Tom
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On Sat, 15 Oct 2011 17:24:32 -0700, Randy Cook <[hidden email]> wrote:

>This afternoon, I saw T32C on 10M FM, 29.580..  They were running split (actually several split frequencies over the time I was listening).   The signal was a solid 59 for a while in Northern California.  I tried to set to  Split mode with the transmit frequency high, and got a "Split N/A" message.  Checked through the K3 manual about FM and Split and saw nothing that would help. Split works fine in USB on all bands.  I have not run FM before on the rig, so there may be something obvious that I overlooked. Yes, I do have the FM filter installed.
>
>Any help appreciated.
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>73s
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>Randy K6CRC
>K3#2051
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Re: K3 split on FM

KD7PY
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Just a thought....   in the config menu  (  FM MODE  )   is it set to on ?

Ed   K7WIA
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Re: K3 split on FM

ab2tc
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Hi,

It works fine for me. Make sure both VFO's are in FM mode. Press the A>B *twice* to ensure this. I tried this, tuned B a few kHz away and it transmits fine in split.

AB2TC - Knut

Randy Cook wrote
This afternoon, I saw T32C on 10M FM, 29.580..  They were running split (actually several split frequencies over the time I was listening).   The signal was a solid 59 for a while in Northern California.  I tried to set to  Split mode with the transmit frequency high, and got a "Split N/A" message.  Checked through the K3 manual about FM and Split and saw nothing that would help. Split works fine in USB on all bands.  I have not run FM before on the rig, so there may be something obvious that I overlooked. Yes, I do have the FM filter installed.

Any help appreciated.

73s

Randy K6CRC
K3#2051
[hidden email]




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