> Living in Hawaii gives one a real opportunity to test the NB on the
> Hainan radar on 40 meters
> and other freqs as well...
The latest beta has an improved DSP noise blanker that may be more
effective.
73,
Lyle KK7P
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Lyle Johnson wrote:
>> As the firmware was updated, the K3's noise blanker seemed to become less
>> effective or almost had no effect at all.
>>
>
> I just checked the source codec files of the DSP Noise Blanker back to
> May of 2008 - absolutely no change has been made to the algorithm,
>> As the firmware was updated, the K3's noise blanker seemed to become less
>> effective or almost had no effect at all.
>>
>
> I just checked the source code files of the DSP Noise Blanker back to
> May of 2008 - absolutely no change has been made to the algorithm,
> *except* the most
> As the firmware was updated, the K3's noise blanker seemed to become less
> effective or almost had no effect at all.
I just checked the source codec files of the DSP Noise Blanker back to
May of 2008 - absolutely no change has been made to the algorithm,
*except* the most recent beta whic
Hi John,
Do you check all possibilities of the NB and no-one of those are able to block
this Radar ?
We are facing time to time in my area such problem and had always founded a
reliable position to minimize it, but may be the today's NB is less effective,
I have no experience on it and I'm inte
Hi
When the K3 was first released, the noise blanker was very effective on the
Chinese Radar on 40 meters. This radar was very active on the CW end of 40
meters. You could totally eliminate this radar signal with the K3's noise
blanker.
As the firmware was updated, the K3's noise blanker se
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