Don Wilhelm wrote:
You can try changing the width of the filter and the BFO setting by one
'click' or so to force new values to be written into the EEPROM, ome folks
have reported that they have eliminated the pitch shift in that manner. If
the BFO frequency is on the edge of one of the digital value steps, forcing
it to the next value will help, but this is trial and error, so I offer no
guarantee.
I do it like this: Let's say the 400 Hz filter setting results in a
pitch slightly different from the others. Then I change the filter
width to be either 380 or 420 Hz. and move the BFO setting one click to
recenter it. I have always been able to get them all the same by this
method.
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73,
Vic, K2VCO
Fresno CA
http://www.qsl.net/k2vco
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