I'm using GNU Radio v 3.7.11 on Windows 10, 1903 with Intel i5-3550 CPU and on 
Linux Ubuntu 18.04, with i7-3720 CPU. Both have 16GB mem.
Further, I have connected a HackRF One with firmware 2017.02.1. To the HackRF 
One I have connected a Siglent SDG1025 Waveform generator, with external GPS 
disciplined oscillator. I used a DC blocker and 30 db attenuation between de 
generator and the HackRF One.

The waveform generator generates a sinewave of 9.76 MHz, I have setup GNU Radio 
with a osmocom Source with 2M sps and Frequency of 10.3 MHz.
To the osmocom Source I have connected first a QT GUI Frequency Sink.

To my surprise I see an AM modulated signal of around 70 kHz on the 9.76 Mhz 
carrier. I have tried many things, removed the external oscillator and used the 
internal one, tried a different waveform generator (HP33120A), but same result, 
on both machines.

Today by coincidence I found that there is NO AM modulated signal when using WX 
GUI and the WX GUI FFT Sink.

Anyone any thoughts on this? Qt will prevail over Wx in the future, but for me 
this is unexpected behavior and I would like to stick to Wx.

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