So now we know it wasn't caused by overload. But since I went to the trouble
of hauling my signal generator up to the shack and connecting it to my K3 I
figured you guys might like to know how your K3 will stand up to a big signal
on the broadcast band. Let's not be so quick to assume this
Very nice!! Fun test... You're nuts! But hey so am I. I take it you
have the 250Hz 8-pole filter in your radio in order for that to happen?
~Brett (N7MG)
On Fri, 2010-07-23 at 23:34 +, Rick Stealey wrote:
So now we know it wasn't caused by overload. But since I went to the trouble
You should try living with the 40m BC stations heard here and working SSB DX
among them, at peak time their carrier levels can reach a measured +5 to +10
dbm off a 70 ft high dipole. They were supposed to vacate 7100 -71200, but
not all have got the message it seems.
73,
Geoff
GM4ESD
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