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The balanced mixer module acts as a microphone.
On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 17:59:18 GMT, "Lars Brandt" wrote: No I use a whip antenna and no ground connection. Is it neccesary to connect RX to ground? I have no good ground connection in my flat. So it is normal with noise from the tuning knob if I don't have connetion to ground? //Lars "Dale Parfitt" skrev i meddelandet news:2cs%d.6013$uw6.1020@trnddc06... "Lars Brandt" wrote in message ... Hi Steve I don't think the problem is feedback vibration from the speaker. I have listen even in headphones and then the speaker is quite.It is when I turn the tuning knob I can hear a rassle sound even in the headphones. Are you using an external antenna with a decent RF ground? Not unusual to hear encoder noise when using the atached whip and internal preamp. Grounding the RX will eliminate this. Dale W4OP |
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