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Sub Receive

Richard Thorpe
I have my sub receiver connected to a "receive only" antenna through the BNC connector on the K3 rear, the coax from the BNC goes to the second receiver board.  I assume this is the only way a signal can get to the sub receiver? a signal cannot be routed via the ATU to the sub receive board? Thank you.

R Thorpe KD6LAZ
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Re: Sub Receive

Iain MacDonnell - N6ML-2
On Sun, Dec 27, 2009 at 11:26 PM, Richard Thorpe <[hidden email]> wrote:
> I have my sub receiver connected to a "receive only" antenna through the BNC connector on the K3 rear, the coax from the BNC goes to the second receiver board.  I assume this is the only way a signal can get to the sub receiver? a signal cannot be routed via the ATU to the sub receive board?

Not true, but it requires hardware reconfiguration. See the KRX3
manual, page 24:

http://www.elecraft.com/manual/KRX3_Subreceiver_Install_and_Operate_Rev%20D.pdf

Also see the section on antenna routing in the K3 manual.

    ~Iain / N6ML
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