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Transmit Timeout Timer

Stewart Bryant
I know that this has been asked before, but as far as I can tell
the feature has not been implemented and I wonder if there is
any hope for the future.

When using the K3 as a remote station it is highly desirable
(read that as really essential) for a transmit time out system
to be in place. That is a system that forces a limit on
the transmit time before requiring PTT to cycle. I realize
that this can be added externally, but that is something of
a hack compared to having the radio do it.

This feature is present in pretty much every HF radio I can
think of, except the K3. I have no idea how close to the
ROM limit the K3 is, but absent that constraint the feature is
surely trivial to implement, particularly as the K3 already has
a real time clock. If space or development time are an issue
even a fixed time of say 10 minutes would be a step forward.

Apologies if it has crept in and I have not noticed, but is
there any chance of adding this simple feature?

73

Stewart/G3YSX
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Re: Transmit Timeout Timer

wayne burdick
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This is on the wish list. I'll move it up.

Wayne

On Feb 11, 2015, at 4:29 AM, Stewart Bryant <[hidden email]> wrote:

> I know that this has been asked before, but as far as I can tell
> the feature has not been implemented and I wonder if there is
> any hope for the future.
>
> When using the K3 as a remote station it is highly desirable
> (read that as really essential) for a transmit time out system
> to be in place. That is a system that forces a limit on
> the transmit time before requiring PTT to cycle. I realize
> that this can be added externally, but that is something of
> a hack compared to having the radio do it.
>
> This feature is present in pretty much every HF radio I can
> think of, except the K3. I have no idea how close to the
> ROM limit the K3 is, but absent that constraint the feature is
> surely trivial to implement, particularly as the K3 already has
> a real time clock. If space or development time are an issue
> even a fixed time of say 10 minutes would be a step forward.
>
> Apologies if it has crept in and I have not noticed, but is
> there any chance of adding this simple feature?
>
> 73
>
> Stewart/G3YSX
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Re: Transmit Timeout Timer

Dwayne Rohmer
Wayne,

I'll second the request for a transmit timeout feature.

Adjustable parameter if space allows, but fixed at 10 minutes would work
for me.

73,

Dwayne WV5I


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