Listening to one's own speech via another receiver, to optimise one's own
transmit settings still gives a subjective result, *on average*, no better
than another radio listener. Inevitably, it will be a question of personal
taste, unless you have special training. It is true that radio amateurs are
self trained to pick out particular words and phrases in contest or noisey
conditions, but, is there no better way to make adjustments independent of
taste and personal judgement? eg speaking standard words to record speech
spectrograms. Can these be used to determine clarity?
David
G3UNA
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