Hi, Bill,
You will need the 6700 to do so2r with one radio… You cannot receive on the
6500 while transmitting. I made that mistake and bought the 6500. It was ok for
awhile because I was single band. Now I plan to be so2r and I had to trade in
my 6500 for the 6700. (By the way, I’m not sure you would gain much if you have
the K3S version.)
Good luck,
Chuck W5PR
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From: Bill via CQ-Contest
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2017 11:07 AM
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Subject: [CQ-Contest] Flex radios
At the hamfest last weekend I had some extra time Sunday and wandered over to
the Flex radio site. and had a long sit down with one of the reps. I did a
hands on with the 6500 and was truly impressed, especially with how "easy" it
was on the ears.
I currently have a pair of K-3s for SO2R and have kicked around replacing these
with the 6500. I know K9CT as well as a couple others who use the Flex stuff.
I really would like to hear from them and others about these radios and how
they compare to the K-3s in a contesting and Dxing situation...ease of use,
operator friendly, audio quality for listening as well as transmit etc. Any
comments would be greatly appreciated.
Bill K4XS/KH7XS
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