At 4/13/2005 05:54 PM, you wrote:
>Nope, I'm reading the peaks on my service monitor. I have a soft spoken
>voice for the most part, almost have to yell to get to 4 Khz, and most
>general users hits around 4 to 4.5, but the few tops out over 6 sometimes
>6.5 Khz.
Sounds like your TX audio input is underdriven & your deviation control is
set too high. Turn up the audio output from your controller until
everyone's peaks are at the same level (will "sound' distorted & overdriven
on your output TX). Then turn the deviation control in the TX down so that
the deviation is 5 kHz peak. Once this is done, turn down your
controller's TX audio out until it "sounds" good to you. This will end up
being anywhere from 1:1 deviation in/out ratio to maybe a bit more to
compensate for slightly underdeviated users.
Bob NO6B
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