Lu, if you have access to an SDR receiver that can record it's output
on a PC, it might be easier that using a noise source.
When comparing several microphones and headsets on my K3, I used a
Perseus SDR to play back the results for A/B/C/D comparison in order
to pick the best equaliser/mic
Pardon me, but I have read a lot of the traffic on this topic, and some
very good ideas have been considered. Recorded audio into the mic jack
or a sound source as in a 'pink' noise, or ''white' noise allows the
radio to be adjusted. I have a K3, so I can use it with the P3 to
analyze the
Hi Don:
Thanks for the response.
Maybe Im not clear regarding what Im trying to do.
I have a dozen TenTec Orion 1's at a multi multi operation I
play at. Im tasked with standardizing the audio
parameters for this operation in regards to compression and
frequency response before CQ WW SSB.
If you protect the P3 input with some back to back diodes, put a piece of
wire on the IF input, dial up the P3 IF to the the freq you wish to
listen to, and the P3
will show you the received signal.
I think the caveat is to protect the input to the P3 or you will burn it
up..
Merv K9FD/KH6
Hi Lu,
Why not just tune the K3 to the RF output frequency of the Orion? The
K3's IF output signal is picked off before the crystal filters, so the
P3 shows the actual unfiltered signal received at the K3 antenna
connector.
Alan N1AL
On Mon, 2011-10-24 at 16:39 -0400, Lu Romero wrote:
Hi
Hi all:
I realize that the P3 can be set to function with various transceivers, but
can it be used with an Orion 1 (the original model, not the current model)?
Im not really interested in using the Panadapter for monitoring On Air
received signals (although that might be nice if it worked well
Lu,
I don't like to discourage list members away from Elecraft products, but
I do not know if the P3 will do the task you are asking about - it
depends on what other equipment you have to use along with the P3. Yes,
the P3 can do the job IF you have the other equipment to run it for your
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