Barry N1EU wrote:
ab2tc wrote:
I am fully aware that slow AGC has its limitations in the presence of
static crashes, although the K3 does a fairly good job of not "hanging"
on
those. All I and others are asking is that the receiver not remember the
signal strength prior to transmitting, but rather reset it to a no-signal
condition when resuming receive.
But if there's a strong signal on frequency, don't you risk blasting your
eardrums?
(not sure there's a problem with the way it is . . .)
73,
Barry N1EU
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True, but one method to help protect your eardrums if there is a strong
signal on frequency, and while the AGC is catching up after being reset, is
to slice / clip the audio at a level above the normal listening level peaks
but safely below the "blast threshold". Not a pretty solution but at least
it is not too complicated.
73,
Geoff
GM4ESD
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