Don't forget those wide-band RF front ends that these newer receivers
use... Any loud signal can mess them up and it makes no difference what
mode is being used.
73
vince
ka1iic
On Fri, 6 Apr 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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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