Pete,
When receiving in CW-USB and you tune to a lower pitch, you will be
tuning to a higher frequency.
If the receiving station is also using CW-USB, the pitch in his receiver
will go up.
I just verified that on the test bench.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 2/20/2013 7:55 AM, Pete Smith N4ZR wrote:
I'm sorry I misled everyone with my mistake, writing "RIT". Imeant the
*main tuning knob*, so both transmit and receive frequencies are being
changed. Try re-reading the question this way:
Same setup, but listening to a signal on the air. "Beat note" is ~500
Hz. I turn the main tuning knob 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?
What I'm trying to understand is this. I've clicked on a cluster
spot. So have a lot of other people, so they are all in a pile +/- 10
Hz. If I tune down (frequency and beat note, both) what does the
station I'm calling hear? Is my perceived beat note also lower in his
RX, or is it higher? I think it is the former, butwould like
confirmation or correction.
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