I remember hearing about that long ago and but had heard it wasthe Howard
Hughes Aircraft company, so maybe they both worked on it.
Diversity receive may offer you more of what you are looking for.
On Wednesday, March 6, 2019, 11:00:14 AM EST, Andy Durbin
<a.dur...@msn.com> wrote:
It seems to be common to refer to using one ear for main RX and the other ear
for Sub RX as "Stereo". I have experimented with listening to more than one
radio using stereo headphones and found the experience far from satisfactory.
My application was listening to Air Traffic Control and parachute demo ground
coordinator with different ears.
Some time ago NASA did some research on presenting multiple radios in a true
stereo "sound stage". With suitable processing each receiver could be placed
anywhere in that sound stage, not just in the left ear or in the right ear.
The sound stage could also be used to place passengers in the appropriate place
when they spoke on intercom.
I learned about this project during a visit to Langley but have not heard if
there was any commercial development of the idea. Anyone know if there has
been any commercial application either for aircraft radios or for amateur radio?
73,
Andy, k3wyc
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