Good point. I like SR5 even better and it's now free:
http://www.ar5.ndo.co.uk/ ...........

I tried that one out...Not bad... One neat feature is
the "draw a filter" capabilities. You can draw a
passband filter with your mouse, up on the top
filter bar, and it adjusts in real time as you shape
it. "not counting the slight delay most all puter DSP's
have from the input... Pretty kewl...
IE: Wanna midrange peak, just draw it, and you can hear
the filter change as you draw it.
Wanna CW filter with 400 hz width? You can draw it in a
flash, and it's instant on....Another worthy entry to
my DSP collection...:)The only thing about the puter DSP's
I don't like is the slight delay..It's no problem for just
listening, but it's a royal PIA if you are working CW, and
need to hear your sidetone in real time. So to use the dsp,
I have to either cut it off when sending, or use a stand
alone sidetone for the keyer... MK

I liked the 'UT-106' DSP-option from the Pcr-1000 for its automatic
multi-notch only. This unit also works in the Icom 706 TRX-series

That *is* the icom DSP that is in the 706..
Some other icoms too...
That was an option on the 706mk2, and standard
on the 706mk2g. MK

schrieb:


That *is* the icom DSP that is in the 706..
Some other icoms too...
That was an option on the 706mk2, and standard
on the 706mk2g. MK


I know. But AFAIK the UT-106 was released for the PCR-1000 first.