Good afternoon.
Will the IQ out of the K4 be analog or digital?
73, Dan KM6CQ
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I'm pretty sure it was posted here on the Elecraft list as well as
CWops, NASOTA, and many club lists. KPH and a number of other museum
stations and ships gather on maritime MF and HF frequencies on the night
of 12 July each year at 0001 GMT, one minute after the final broadcast
~20 years ago.
They are also QRV each Saturday starting about 1830z. K6KPH is workable too.
See www.radiomarine.org for times and frequencies.
73,
Brian, K0DTJ
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Bill . . .
It's been going on for 20 years every July 12th, and I saw announcements
on at least 4 reflectors.
Put it on your calendar for next year so you won't miss it.
Also, a donation to keep them on the air would also be appropriate (as
many of us do).
73,
Kent K9ZTV
On 7/13/2019
I like to think of ALC as receiver AGC in reverse. Done properly, it
results in minimal distortion while keeping the signal level nearly
constant. As far as I can tell, commercial transceivers have all been
doing this pretty well for a long time.
What I've never been able to figure out is
July 12 every year from 3 pm to midnight at the Historic RCA Coast Station
KPH.
Details here:
https://www.nps.gov/pore/planyourvisit/events_nightofnights.htm
John AE5X
https://ae5x.blogspot.com
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It sure would have been nice to have heard about this before it became
OLD NEWS. If there was an announcement made here, I never saw it.
Not everyone is plugged into to every nook and cranny of the radio
world. A small timely announcement of this event would have been
appreciated - by me and
The original concept of ALC was devised by Collins engineers as part of
their development program for speech processing. Speech clipping
flattens the peak amplitude, but also introduces some splatter which
then has to be filtered out - but the filtering re-introduces a small
amount of level
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The compression modulates the signal. That will have a fourier transform of
its own. If we think of it as a simple amplitude modulation then, as for AM
signals, the spectrum of the original signal will be combined (convolved)
with upper and lower sidebands representing the spectrum of the
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