I guess the key word here is "see".   Only in the SDR can you see the 
spurs, even if you can't hear them..    Most of the spurs I see, are gone 
by the time they arrive in my passband.   Any radio will have some 
spurs,  but they only worry about the ones that can be heard. I'm sure that 
the SW can be taylored to eliminate all the spurs, but I am not sure that 
you could afford to run the computer that would be fast or big enough to 
run it..

73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ




>On Mon, 14 Aug 2006 12:20:59 -0400, Richard Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>wrote:
>
> > I'm new to the SDR-1000 and have a question about spurs.  I've read the
> > reflector, and understand that right now, spur reduction has more to do
> > with moving the spurs out of the filter passband as opposed to
> > eliminating them.  However, on the quiet upper bands with very low noise
> > floor, I see serious spurs on the panadapter as I tune across the band.
> > I can often hit frequencies where the entire spectrum lights up like a
> > picket fence and includes spurs within the filter passband as well as
> > across the rest of the 48 kHz of spectrum.  On the lower frequency,
> > noisier bands, I notice similar behavior with no antenna, but don't
> > notice the spurs in normal operation once the antenna is connected and
> > the noise floor comes up.  Is this normal, or do I have a problem with
> > my SDR-1000?  Short of the brute-force algorithm that has been discussed
> > for taming the DDS, is there anyway to fix this abnormal looking
> > behavior?
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > Rich W1EZ
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