The complaints of very-wide AM, or SSB for that matter, often come from
folks who have their "noise blanker" engaged. And I've had very little
success pointing out that their perception of a problem is due to their
noise blanker and not the transmitter involved, even when they admit
that it goes away when they turn off the blanker.
One downside of having a strong signal I guess.
Steve WD8DAS
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