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SilThe document discusses the features and performance of the K3 HF Transceiver. It highlights its high performance first IF filters down to 200 Hz, high performance noise blankers, 8 band parametric TX and RX equalizers, and ability to decode PSK and RTTY directly from the CW paddle. It also summarizes the K3's dual diversity receiver design, high resolution color spectrum display, best-in-class blocking and intermodulation dynamic range, excellent DSP AGC impulse rejection, low phase noise, and strong front-end design providing great receiver performance. Real-world testing of the K3 on a DXpedition resulted in new records for number of stations worked simultaneously across multiple bands and modes.
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