ya hopefully that will be changed, (keep it the same way it is in the pic with a selectable switch) unless the thing has hf type radio stability,, or a clarifier mod will come along,,, cant believe they would lock it to receive only,, mk3 is unlocked stock and he designed that radio
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ya hopefully that will be changed, (keep it the same way it is in the pic with a selectable switch) unless the thing has hf type radio stability,, or a clarifier mod will come along,,, cant believe they would lock it to receive only,, mk3 is unlocked stock and he designed that radio
i agree
id like to see
at least 7 digit counter
no echeo /rodger beep
single clarifer knob tunes BOTH tx/rx
scrap the band knob and put a true vfo
drift free ssb
this would be my way . hopefully dave is reading these!!!!
Guys...its a 7 digit frequency counter. It doesn't need an open clarifier if you can adjust the frequency 10Hz at a time.
It may work like the cre8900. Depending on how you set it up in the menu, the clarifier could adjust just the RX, or the Tx and the RX. In fact, you could adjust the RX and the key up and adjust the Tx separately. What I didn't like is it wasn't a free flowing clarifier. It adjusted using voltage and each time it "clicked", it would have a millisecond of interrupted receive. Outside of the difficult to use menu setting to adjust mic gain (stupid) and talkback, it is a fantastic little radio. I like the sound quality better than the optima personally.
Anyway, really like to check it out.
It may work like the cre8900. Depending on how you set it up in the menu, the clarifier could adjust just the RX, or the Tx and the RX. In fact, you could adjust the RX and the key up and adjust the Tx separately. What I didn't like is it wasn't a free flowing clarifier. It adjusted using voltage and each time it "clicked", it would have a millisecond of interrupted receive. Outside of the difficult to use menu setting to adjust mic gain (stupid) and talkback, it is a fantastic little radio. I like the sound quality better than the optima personally.
Anyway, really like to check it out.