Sverre Holm wrote:
There has been research on the topic of sidetone and level. It concluded
with 500 Hz and in some cases even lower tones to be favorable in noise free
environments.
40 and 80 signs/minute should be 8 and 16 wpm. Peter Montnemery is SM7CMY
and a K2 owner, but I am not sur
> -Original Message-
>
> My question concerns what pitch is easier to copy
> when receiving fast cw when no qrm is present.
There has been research on the topic of sidetone and level. It concluded
with 500 Hz and in some cases even lower tones to be favorable in noise free
environment
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Anyone else experience the "hole"?
Yes, I have the same problem, I traced it to some body parts inside my
head (YMMV). I have a fairly large hole in my hearing spectrum that
extends from about 700 Hz to light. In fact most everything from 350 Hz
down to DC is also
George, N4YM asked:
...I understand the reason a lower pitch ST would be easier to copy when qrm
is present, due to the percentage difference matter. My question concerns
what pitch is easier to copy when receiving fast cw when no qrm is present.
... Also, it seems my K2 pitch volumn has a "hole
I understand the reason a lower pitch ST would be easier to copy when qrm is
present, due to the percentage difference matter. My question concerns what
pitch is easier to copy when receiving fast cw when no qrm is present.I
seem to remember seeing a post on this matter some time in the pas
5 matches
Mail list logo