Mathew Quaife wrote:
Well I have not done any testing at this point as it was brought to my
attention just last night. I'm heading to work in a bit, but will be able
to check it out tomorrow. I do have a spectrum analyzer, still learning to
use it, but with help could figure it out. I will
At 1/17/2005 01:09 PM, you wrote:
I had something brought to my attention yesterday on my 2 meter
repeater. ABout 15 miles away, I'm being told that my repeater can
be heard on the output for about 20 to 25 Khz away. From what I am
told, it is not legible, but it's there. The transmitter is
I checked a few of the other big repeaters, and they have just as much side
channel noise as mine did. I adjusted the deviation and it's now narrowed
down to around 10 kc either side of the transmit frequency, and not as bad
as it was.
Mathew
At 1/17/2005 01:09 PM, you wrote:
I had
At 1/17/2005 07:11 PM, you wrote:
Mathew,
It's definitely not normal. Assuming that the person reporting the
problem has the equipment and expertise to accurately determine that
your repeater is transmitting a spurious signal, there are three
possibilities that come to mind:
1. Your repeater
What does the repeater output signal look like on a spectrum analyzer ??
That's the only way to tell if something is wrong with the transmit
signal.
It cannot simply be determined by what someone else observes on their
radio.
Ron
WW8RR
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I had something brought to my attention yesterday on my 2 meter
repeater. ABout 15 miles away, I'm being told that my repeater can
be heard on the output for about 20 to 25 Khz away. From what I am
told, it is not legitable, but it's there. The transmitter is a
Majorrie Hi-Pro
Well I have not done any testing at this point as it was brought to my
attention just last night. I'm heading to work in a bit, but will be able
to check it out tomorrow. I do have a spectrum analyzer, still learning to
use it, but with help could figure it out. I will check a few things in
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