My normal technique with sound card modes (mostly PSK31) is to
look at the audio AtoD overload indicator in my software and
reduce the RF gain so it indicates no overload. This procedure
uses the minimum necessary gain through most of the radio/AtoD
etc, limiting local distortion products. It works very well.
Most of the time I still see band noise on the waterfall, so I'm
not missing any weak signals. Sometimes the band noise goes away
and I wish I had better dynamic range.
Cheers - Bill, AE6JV
On 9/25/13 at 10:21 AM, wb4...@gmail.com (Bob) wrote:
If the station that is offended would simply reduce their RF gain control,
in most cases they will see the signal clean right up.
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