Not sure if I follow about the panel, all I have is the receiver that I built a 10 volt power supply for mounted on a 19" rack that I built. The audio that I am using now from the ER41 receiver is off the high side of the volume control. Would there be a better place to pull the audio from on this receiver? Once I have it all hooked up, I'm sure getting them to vote correctly will be as much fun as it was hooking it all up.
Mathew
"Steve Bosshard (NU5D)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Probably best if the er41c is mounted in the GE Power Supply and Remote
panel. This panel contains line amps for 600Ohm connection, plus AF amps
for loudspeaker audio. All receivers, after de-emphasis should have very
similar response. The frequencies below 300 hz should be removed in the
channel guard filtering, and the standard de-emphasis should roll off above
about 3000 hz. I used a wavetek audio sweeper to tailor the response of my
receivers and got them as close as possible. Also, rf links will restrict
the response a little bit, and you might have to fudge the settings on the
voter a little bit to get proper activity.
Regards,
Steve
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