Mark,
1.2 kHz down would be an image response of your xmt signal if the
sidetone frequency is the default value of 600 Hz -- as if the opposite
sideband was not being suppressed.
You did not say what type of radio. IF FLEX-1500, FLEX-3000, or
FLEX-5000, try doing a reset to factory
Thanks Patrick.
It was two stations about 700 miles away in different directions.
Instead of harmonic, I should have said Spur. I shall open a ticket with
Flex.
Mark Lunday, WD4ELG
Greensboro, NC FM06be
wd4...@arrl.net
http://wd4elg.blogspot.com
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From: FlexRadio
Mark, I no longer have your original message, but if the "spur" was 1.2
kHz as I recall, I'm wondering if you have a local AM broadcast station
which may have mixed in your final. I have seen sum and difference
products from local transmitters mixing in a transmitter result in
"spurs".
Mark, Harmonics are integral multiples of your frequency so whatever was
happening it wasn't a harmonic of your signal.
How close was the reporting station to your QTH? Strange things happen
when someone experiences fundamental overload of their receiver. If
able, arrange to have a look at
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