N4PY Software gets me TX9

[Tom Hall-5]

John,

 

I click and hold on the "REV" button which will give you VFO B and allow you
to tune to where you want. Releasing "REV" will put you back to split mode.
This is a little faster and sometimes can make the difference. I use this on
my Pegasus (I'm still building my K2) and assume It will work the same way
on the K2.

 

Tom, AK2B

 

"Finally I hit on the right combination. Use a narrow filter on VFO A to be
sure I could hear him clearly. Use a wide filter on VFO B to listen to the
pileup. Then, as soon as he finishes with one QSO, click the A/B button on
the N4PY software so you are listening to the pileup. Quickly search for a
quiet hole in the mob, tune VFO B there, click A/B again, and start sending
your call."

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[Ron D'Eau Claire-2]

That's correct, Tom.

I operate 100% in "Split" mode, even for routine, casual operating. It lets
me do ALL of my tuning with the "big knob" without messing about with RIT,
XIT, etc.

Ron AC7AC

-----Original Message-----
I click and hold on the "REV" button which will give you VFO B and allow you
to tune to where you want. Releasing "REV" will put you back to split mode.
This is a little faster and sometimes can make the difference. I use this on
my Pegasus (I'm still building my K2) and assume It will work the same way
on the K2.

 

Tom, AK2B


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