Re: (K3) Question re CW REV

[Doug Joyce]

GM:  I ordered a K3 at Dayton and while I'm waiting for delivery I've been
reading the manual and come across a term that is new to me.  Would someone
please explain exactly what is meant by "CW REV" and clarify whether the
actual carrier frequency is read on the front panel VFO A or B or is there
an offset.  I assume it has something to do with which sideband is used to
copy the signal but not sure.

Thanks & 73

Doug Joyce  VE3MV
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[Don Wilhelm-4]

Doug,

Yes, CW REV is CW on the opposite sideband.
The VFO indicates the carrier frequency - and will also be the transmit
carrier frequency unless XIT is on.

73,
Don W3FPR

Doug Joyce wrote:

>
> GM:  I ordered a K3 at Dayton and while I'm waiting for delivery I've been
> reading the manual and come across a term that is new to me.  Would someone
> please explain exactly what is meant by "CW REV" and clarify whether the
> actual carrier frequency is read on the front panel VFO A or B or is there
> an offset.  I assume it has something to do with which sideband is used to
> copy the signal but not sure.
>
> Thanks & 73
>
> Doug Joyce  VE3MV
> email [hidden email]
>  

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