Mike Naruta escribió: >Is it possible that you are overloaded? > >I am about a mile from one broadcast station >and a couple of miles from two more. >Canadian transmitters a little further. >If I use a long wire on the broadcast band, >I get lots of strange behavior and can't >receive stations 50 miles away in Detroit. > >Also, do you have your PreAmp on "High? >If so, try it on "Off". > >To listen to broadcast, I often set my >BiggIR vertical to the "retracted" position >to reduce the overloading. That cleans it >up nicely and I hear signals that I couldn't >hear before. > > >Mike - AA8K > > > >KD5NWA wrote: > > >>The main problem it's not that I'm receiving signals that don't >>belong in the AM band but that it's totally deaf below 790KHz >> >>I have that one Mexican station way at the bottom, which it's >>probably due to filtering but my main problem is lack of signals. >> >> I live near a 200 Kw MW station that puts -10 dBm in the SDR-1000. I have to select preamp gain to low, to avoid overload, but I receive all local MW station and some DX without any problem. Your symptoms point to a hw or a cabling problem.
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