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Default What is the point of digital voice?

"Michael Black" wrote in message
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Like I said, superregeneration is just an addition to regeneration, a
useful feature since it makes operation much less fussy (no need to
constantly ride the regen control), but nevertheless just an extension of
the basic concept of regeneration.


So, let's say that you are listening to a weak CW signal, you turn up the
regen control until you get super-regen, at which point the CW signal
disappears because the CIO effect has now been shifted out to the sidebands
created by the quenching?




 
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