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David wrote:
On 18 Aug 2006 05:46:33 -0700, "Jim" wrote: I would like to add an analogue signal strength meter to my Icom R75 receiver. Has anyone managed to do this, and what's involved? I'm looking to take a 'real' indication of signal strength from the AGC line, not just monitoring the audio output. Thanks ??? My R75 has an S meter. It appears to mimic a VU meter in the SSB mode because there is only ''power'' during modulation , but shows signal strength normally in the AM mode. Same here - the S-meter on my R-75 appears to behave in near-perfect analogy to a mechanical/analogue S-meter, the only difference being that the electronic/digital meter doesn't get the finest gradations of signal strength variation. Otherwise, it leaves no doubt as to the accurate strength of the signal, irrespective of audio (audio strength plays no role in signal strength reading in AM - even if there is a silent carrier, the meter deflects; and on SSB, it deflects only when the audio is present, as it should). Bruce Jensen |
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