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February 18th 05, 02:33 PM
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Brian Denley wrote:
dxAce wrote: No real benefit compared to sideband selectable sync, other than the fact that you have sync. Take for example the R8 and R8A, they both have sync on both sidebands at once, compared to the better sideband selectable sync on the R8B. Drake advertises the R8 and R8A as having 'sideband selectable sync' but you have to use the passband offset to select one side or the other. Certainly not as good as the R8B detector. Interestingly the RX-350 (and some other receivers) give you the choice of both sides, lsb or usb. I guess if there is no adjacent interference, the 'both' choice is OK but I still don't see what the benefit is over a choosing the sync with one sideband. Simple, it is easier to implement and cheaper. |
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