What is the point of IF shift? What purpose does it serve?
Can't you do the same thing (or nearly so) with RIT?
My understanding of IF shift is that it allows you to move an
interfering signal to the edge of the passband and attenuate it by doing
so. Seems that nearly the same result can be achieved with RIT. Please
correct me if I'm wrong on this.
73 de dave
ab9ca
Jeff Kinzli wrote:
Hey friends, how hard would it be to implement something along the
lines of an IF shift, ala the TS830S IF shift? That's something I
really like about my 830 and it seems like it would be a nice addition
to the K2.
Along the same lines, would it be feasible to have an outboard S-meter
needle?
I guess I'm somewhat old fashioned :)
I do have the DSP module in my K2, and I guess I could achieve similar
results with that, yes? It's just that it's not a simple knob to
turn...
Thanks for any thoughts,
Jeff
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