Keith, the improvement is there across the board, and I find that
depending on conditions, sometimes wider is good, sometimes not.
I find myself often switching between crystal and DSP filter settings
to find the sweet spot, and often there really is a very definate
sweet spot for a given signal and noise complement.
Jeff N6GQ
On 3/29/07, Darwin, Keith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jeff, do you hear that difference only in wide IF positions or does the
DSP provide the same benefit when you stop down the IF to 400 Hz? And
does the effectiveness depend on the type of noise?
- Keith N1AS -
- K2 5411.ssb.100 -
-----Original Message-----
You have to hear the difference between a very weak signal on and off
the DSP. It's amazing. Without it, you can just barely tell there's
someone in the noise. With the DSP activated, that signal often becomes
completely copyable. Sounds like an exaggeration but it's not.
Jeff N6GQ
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