Well my mic is an Electrovoice 605 so there is no adjustment there. I have no scope and don't foresee getting one. I'm not looking for peak.
All I know is that if I decrease my xmtr gain.. it decreases my output power. So I'm guessing ... being a total new-be, that if I increase the xmtr gain over the recommended setting I might be over driving the rig. I hope this explains better what I'm asking. Thanks On Sun, Oct 17, 2010 at 11:37 AM, Curt Nixon <[email protected]> wrote: > The plate meter will only kick to 100-150ma on voice peaks when set > properly. Adjust the mic gain so that is what you have..depending on the > mic you use, 12 oClock might be fine. Don't try to get it to peak up to the > loaded value. the dynamics of the meter movement prevent it from responding > fast enough to show the actual peak current. A scope can be a valuable tool > to monitor for a while untile you are used to what the "Normal" meter > response looks like. > > > Curt > KU8L > > > Richard Palmer wrote: > >> Per the manual my Xmtr gain setting is at about 8-8:30. But I have no >> meter movement when I transmit SSB. If I increase the setting to 12:00 I get >> deflection while transmitting. >> >> So How should I set my Xmtr gain control? >> >> Thanks, >> KB8NXO >> Toledo,Ohio >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Drakelist mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://mailman.zerobeat.net/mailman/listinfo/drakelist >> >> > > >
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