At 10:27 AM 1/1/2008, you wrote: >Yes, the ECSS locks to the strongest signal present in its loop >passband. I do already an automatic narrowing of the loop passband >after lock acquisition, but apparently it is not narrow enough. But it >is, as always, a matter of compromise... too narrow a loop, more easy >to lose the lock, especially in conditions of strong fading... >Will do some more experiments. > >73 Alberto I2PHD >
I had a case where I clicked the mouse and placed the frequency less that 1KHz from a signal, instead I watched it take off in the wrong direction for a signal 10KHz away. I was funny, I started talking to the computer "Where are you heading off to buddy?" When I clicked a little closer it locked in to the right signal. It should have ignored a frequency so far away in favor of a close signal, anything more than 1KHz or more is a good candidate to ignore. The offending signal was not even inside my audio filter, so taking the input from the output of the audio filter might be a good enough fix. Cecil K5NWA www.softrockradio.org www.qrpradio.com "Blessed are the cracked, for they shall let in the light."
