Actually, Wayne, you have it upside down. The K3 topping Rod's chart
simply validates his testing methods.
:-)
- Keith N1AS -
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From: wayne burdick
Rob Sherwood, NC0B, an independent and well-known receiver performance
specialist, has
It's not just vhf contesters who have a problem, we also have 59+60 to 66dB
signals from broadcast stations on 40m (and don't forget those nasty
sidebands)
-10 to -5dBm is not unusual from a high dipole.
David
G3UNA
snip from AD6XY:
This is excellent news, especially that -138 dB phase noise
Did Rob comment on pops and transients generated in the AGC and DSP?
That was the subject of his presentation at Dayton 2007, where he gave
many examples to show that "New IF DSP designs [can] seriously
exaggerate transient noise on weak signals... Some DSP radios make QRN
much worse."
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Yes, the Orion (II) is a "little" unpleasant to listen to unless one perhaps
adjusts RF gain down. I enjoyed the excellent filtering on the Orion II when
comparing the modified FT-1000D and Pro III, but the Orion II felt "unfinished"
for the year and a half I had it. Yes, can maybe blame the ag
FWIW, my initial listening isn't hearing much difference between the Orion
and K3 on transient response. So far, static bursts are sounding pronounced
on both radios to my ears.
73,
Barry N1EU
K4IA wrote:
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> In a message dated 2/10/2008 3:17:39 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
> [EMAIL PROTE
In a message dated 2/10/2008 3:17:39 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
New IF DSP designs [can] seriously
exaggerate transient noise on weak signals... Some DSP radios make QRN
much worse."
I certainly felt that way when listening on the Orion. The AGC was never
right.
Wayne Burdick wrote:
Rob Sherwood, NC0B, an independent and well-known receiver performance
specialist, has completed his K3 receiver tests. We're pleased with the
results, which will place the K3 at the top of his comparison chart.
Rob will be updating his web site in a few days. For now, I'l
Rob Sherwood, NC0B, an independent and well-known receiver performance
specialist, has completed his K3 receiver tests. We're pleased with the
results, which will place the K3 at the top of his comparison chart.
Rob will be updating his web site in a few days. For now, I'll just
mention a coup
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