Those folks at Flex are going to regret ever selling me a radio, so
many questions!

I am intrigued about the difference between "USB" and "Digu" in
PowerSDR and the Flex 3000.  I see one major difference for us finicky
digital mode operators, one where USB is better than Digu, both with
VAC on.  It seems that using Digu with a VERY narrow  PowerSDR filter
setting (e.g 50 Hz), a waterfall in a digital mode application like
Fldigi still displays about 900 Hz of signals.   If I switch to USB
mode with exact same Low and High settings , Fldigi's waterfall can be
narrowed down to around 80Hz.  There are some advantages to the
narrower Fldigi display in terms of getting rid of adjacent strong
signals.  What is the technical explanation for USB being able to
cause a much narrower minimum bandwidth display than Digu ?

Andy K3UK

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