If one uses the new birdie removal feature, can you then receive
normal signals at that spot, or does a 'hole' remain there that would
prevent one from receiving any signal at that same spot?
regards, Jerry
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Jerry Lockett wrote:
If one uses the new birdie removal feature, can you then receive
normal signals at that spot, or does a 'hole' remain there that would
prevent one from receiving any signal at that same spot?
regards, Jerry
You will hear normal signals. There is no hole. The K3
Guy, K2AV wrote:
Jerry Lockett wrote:
If one uses the new birdie removal feature, can you then receive
normal signals at that spot, or does a 'hole' remain there that would
prevent one from receiving any signal at that same spot?
regards, Jerry
You will hear normal signals.
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div class=quote-messageI have not tried this - I don't seem to have any
birdies on the CW frequencies that I use, but from what you say - you
Hello group,
I upgraded to 3.03 the other night, and immediately noticed several
fast-tuning birdies in places where I'm 95% sure were not there prior to the
update. Switching antenna jacks or removing the antennas all together makes
no difference. These birdies are only noticeable on the
Hi James,
I upgraded to 3.03 the other night, and immediately noticed several
fast-tuning birdies in places where I'm 95% sure were not there prior
to the
update.
Fast-tuning birdies are a function of coax cable locations and
synthesizer frequencies. Firmware changes should have no impact
James,
These fast tuning birdies depend on the mode selected, the roofing filter
selected, and the position of the shift control. If any of these was changed
between the last time you looked and this time, that could account for a
change between the two versions.
The birdie removal is not as
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