Any screen shots?
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David Wilburn
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K2 S/N 5982


On Wed, 2007-12-26 at 20:18 -0700, cloud runner wrote:
> The dual passband on spectrogram was most informative.  It turns out my ear 
> had little idea what was going on.
> 
> I have the 2.7 khz and the 500 khz (but the radio is set to 600 khz).  I 
> think this function will act differently with different filters on board.
> 
> Here is what happens.  When one puts on "dual passband," the inner passband 
> that is at full sensitivity is fixed at the 600 hz of the narrower roofing 
> filter.  That PB does not change with any PB tuning adjustments.
> 
> The outside PB is about 25 DB down.  For me, that is too much!!!  I would 
> rather this be down more like 15 DB.  At 25 DB down, I can hear there are 
> stations outside the inner PB, but I can not copy them at the same time as 
> the station in the center.
> 
> The outer PB is tipped, that is, the high frequency side of the inner filter 
> is five to ten DB stronger than the low side.  Seems like it ought to be in 
> balance.
> 
> PB shift or PB Hi / Lo cut, both do exactly the same thing when in dual PB 
> mode.  They narrow up the outer filter, down to the inner filter at the 
> narrowest.  They do not, for example, I might have thought the in HI /Lo 
> mode, you might be able to chop off the upper or lower context independently, 
> but you can not.
> 
> 73,  Fred - kt5x
> 
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