Testing with a monster signal nearby will be interesting. The ADC in the SDR-IQ 
digitizes several MHz at a time and then does filtering. The ADC in the sound 
card digitizes only a few kHz from the TS-2000 audio. You'll see which has 
better dynamic range.

73,

John
KD6OZH

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Phil Williams 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Monday, January 25, 2010 10:50 UTC
  Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Super narrow filter: PSK31 with HB9DRV SDR-RADIO


    
  Impressive.



  philw de ka1gmn


  On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 11:30 PM, Andy obrien <[email protected]> wrote:

      
    Finally! When I bought my TS-2000 a couple of years ago, I was aware
    of one criticism for the digital operator.... super narrow filtering
    in SSB was not as easy to achieve as in other rigs.It can be done via
    a radio equivalent of standing on your head , using CW to receive and
    USB to transmit. The steps to achieve that are not easy to automate,
    so I have found it difficult to cope with those monster nearby PSK
    signals that swamp the waterfall, and could be eased out if I had
    better filtering in USB. So, tonight, I decided to see how that would
    be addressed with my new SDR-IQ receiver and Simon Brown's preview
    release of SDR-Radio . I was very happy to be easily able to dial in
    narrow filters, til my heart's content. All at the stroke of a mouse
    slider, couldn't be simpler. Simon's software is still very early in
    development , so not yet seamlessly integrated with his DM780. Take a
    look at this screen shot if you are interested,
    http://www.obriensweb.com/36hz.jpg

    I highlighted items of interest in a red ellipse. I used Mixw to
    decode the PSK31 because SDR-Radio does not do it itself. Yes, I
    know... Mixw displays 20M, but I was actually on 80M.

    I have yet to try this when there is a monster signal nearby that
    needs to be nulled out , but I think the results will be good.

    Andy K3UK





  

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