Since when does the S-meter have anything to do with dynamic range? My
old Kenwood TS-2000 had a pretty tight S-meter, but that didn't help
its, um, pedestrian (to be kind) dynamic range numbers.
73,
Scott, N9AA
On 8/21/13 7:19 PM, wb4...@knology.net wrote:
One salient point is that my K3's S-meter does NOT show
linear/accurate readings above about S9 +25. It hits S9+60 at about
-30dBm, which should read only about S9+40. This could throw off the
assumed dynamic range of 102dB.
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