Jim,
To add to what Mike said in the reflector, and, as I understand it,
you can make the XG3 scan between two set frequencies. I suspect that,
if you set those frequencies fairly narrow and within the band pass of
the receiver, you should get some buzz (I suspect some sort of
saw-tooth). Of course, I don't know how fast it would scan, but I would
think that you should be able to detect it. Hope that helps until
someone with hands-on experience can reply...
Regards,
kurtt
Kurt Pawlikowski, AKA WB9FMC
The Pinrod Corporation
[email protected]
(773) 284-9500
http://pinrod.com
On 10/30/2011 20:55, Jim Harris wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a need for a 72.9 MHz signal source that can be heard on an FM
> receiver. The question is does the XG3 cover that frequency and can it's
> output cause any kind of an indication on an FM receiver. I'm not looking
> for intelligent audio from the receiver.....just a buzz, hiss of anything to
> indicate that the source is being received.
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Take pride in the USA. 73
>
>
>
> Jim, W0EM
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