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February 8th 07, 10:43 PM
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AFRTS
On Feb 8, 3:49 pm, dxAce wrote:
Dan Yemiola AI8O wrote: First make sure your radio is not drifting badly. (Usually not a concern after it has been running for a few minutes) Center your BFO control to the middle of its range Use the main tuning to go slightly below or above 5446.5. (Try both above and below with the main tuning.) Turn the BFO control on (Select LSB or USB) Turn the BFO control into the signal (slow and steady does it) Try all four iterations of this untill you find a combination whose sound you like Main tuning low /LSB Main tuning high/LSB Main tuning low/ USB Main tuning high USB I don't know how wide your bandwidth is in the sideband modes, but it may be too wide to effectively suppress the other sideband, consequently you may not get good sounding audio no matter what you do. Elsewise, purchase a better radio. dxAce Michigan USA- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Great advice! |
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