Hi all, I was trying to record an experiment with my Tecsun PL-606 several days ago. Unfortunately, the Zoom H2n recorder I was using (which otherwise seems to be a very good recorder) was picking up a station's mid-strength(?) signal with JUST the audio patch cord plugged in, without even having the PL-606 attached! http://www.mediafire.com/?1sc854wnk4h0js4 When I unplugged the cord from the H2n it no longer picked up the station (just picked up the surrounding sounds via the built-in mic), but I need the cord to capture the output from the PL-606. Is there some way I can stop the patch cable from picking up the station's signal, WITHOUT reducing the station's received strength in any way? I need the signal to be that strong for some experiments I'm wanting to do with my PL-606. I think it's probably one of the cheap Radio Shack black cables I'm using - is it possible a better quality patch cable might be better shielded and not pick up the station's ~150-170dBµV/m 1170 kHz signal? Thanks and 73, Stephen _______________________________________________ IRCA mailing list [email protected] http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/irca
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