I'm having a hard time getting my head around this. My radio is on
3507.02 USB-CW, with a 500 Hz Pitch setting. I change the Pitch setting
to 300 Hz, and the display still reads 3507.02. What is this
frequency? The suppressed-carrier frequency plus the CW pitch? Does
that mean that when I change the pitch, the radio is actually moving its
frequency a little bit?
A somewhat related question. Same setup, but listening to a signal on
the air. "Beat note" is ~500 Hz. I turn the RIT so that the received
signal is lower frequency - say 200 Hz. I transmit. What does the
station on the other end hear, assuming he is also using USB-CW? Does
my "beat note" go up in his receiver, or down?
Sorry to be dim.
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73, Pete N4ZR
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