PF->RX EQ setting on K3

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PF->RX EQ setting on K3

Geoff Cottrell G3XGC
For CW reception of weak 160m DX, I recently tried tweaking up the RX EQ
so that the sidetone frequency is enhanced and other frequencies are
attenuated. I think this works quite well as a primitive extra audio
filter. While the settings are great for CW, they are no good
(obviously) for speech. Does anyone know if such a "home brew" AF filter
CW response curve setting could be stored using say PF1 button, and then
be reset to a flat response using say PF2? Otherwise it gets fiddly and
time-consuming to keep tweaking each of the eight filter frequencies.

This would be handy

73 Geoff G3XGC
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Re: PF->RX EQ setting on K3

Igor Sokolov-2
In fact digi setting can also be different. May be saving EQ settings along
with other settings as "profile" in M1-M4 would be handy. Rec button could be
used for resetting to default.

73, Igor UA9CDC

> For CW reception of weak 160m DX, I recently tried tweaking up the RX EQ so
> that the sidetone frequency is enhanced and other frequencies are
> attenuated. I think this works quite well as a primitive extra audio
> filter. While the settings are great for CW, they are no good (obviously)
> for speech. Does anyone know if such a "home brew" AF filter CW response
> curve setting could be stored using say PF1 button, and then be reset to a
> flat response using say PF2? Otherwise it gets fiddly and time-consuming to
> keep tweaking each of the eight filter frequencies.
>
> This would be handy
>
> 73 Geoff G3XGC
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Re: PF->RX EQ setting on K3

Bill Steffey NY9H
abt a month ago I wrote a long response  on why not a parametric eq
for cw ???  but trashed it .....

for cw would not a parametric implementation be better than the
"graphic" audio eq ?
or is that already happening in the dsp ???

bill




At 02:28 PM 11/7/2008, Igor Sokolov wrote:

>In fact digi setting can also be different. May be saving EQ
>settings along with other settings as "profile" in M1-M4 would be
>handy. Rec button could be used for resetting to default.
>
>73, Igor UA9CDC
>
>>For CW reception of weak 160m DX, I recently tried tweaking up the
>>RX EQ so that the sidetone frequency is enhanced and other
>>frequencies are attenuated. I think this works quite well as a
>>primitive extra audio filter. While the settings are great for CW,
>>they are no good (obviously) for speech. Does anyone know if such a
>>"home brew" AF filter CW response curve setting could be stored
>>using say PF1 button, and then be reset to a flat response using
>>say PF2? Otherwise it gets fiddly and time-consuming to keep
>>tweaking each of the eight filter frequencies.
>>
>>This would be handy
>>
>>73 Geoff G3XGC
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Re: PF->RX EQ setting on K3

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Geoff Cottrell G3XGC wrote
and then
be reset to a flat response using say PF2?
Hi,
You can use the rit CLR button to reset to a flat response. I'd like to see an equaliser memory setting for each mode. I'm getting tired of wondering why the NR isn't working as well as usual on SSB, only to find it's because I've peaked the rx equalisers 800Hz response for CW.

73 Doug