If one presumes that everyone keeps their audio levels set correctly so
they're not splattering or wide (not always the case, but presume for a
moment), I've had better success with digital modes by turning the AGC
OFF, so a strong signal doesn't cause a damping reaction (it won't swamp
the other stations). This has worked when another station near me
(QRP) shared the band on FT8, which would have blocked anyone else
(worst case).
If you monitor (listen) to the band on digital, turn your speakers down
FIRST! ;-)
Also never use noise reduction or blanking in digital, it causes
distortion and may often produce ghosts in the audio (you decode them on
multiple audio frequencies).
Rick nhc
On 7/17/2018 8:59 AM, turnbull wrote:
EME boys fave a lot of patb loss and their Yagis point to the moon. For
terrestrial worm, the path loss is generally much lower and especially when
there are othdf local hams or good propagation the signal levels can be high.
This often leads to excessively wide signals on different audio frequencies.
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