Kevin Thanks for the repleis. In referance to the channel element, is there a way to sweep the element by it self, or is that something that ICM or someone like that would have to do? You've hit on something I hadn't thought about. If this could be done by it's self it would be better than having other items in the circuit that would contribute to the problem. Also in support of this idea of the channel causing the problem I've switched exciters but not the channel element. I wouldn't be apposed to having ICM crystal up a new channel element but I want to make it's the problem first and then I'd want to make sure the new element wouldn't have the same problem. Thanks Mike
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Kevin Custer <kug...@...> wrote: > > mzfb2001 wrote: > > I was looking in the files section and may have missed it, but I am looking > > to improve the transmit audio quality on my UHF transmiter. I've noticed > > that the audio is lacking in lows its not tinny but its not what I would > > call normal audio from a Micor. The audio levels and on frequency > > adjustments have made and to seem to be on the money. This is an unmodified > > repeater station using stock cards and no controller. The receiver is stock > > and the frequency has been changed to the 440mhz band. The audio coming out > > of the receiver has fine audio quality. > > Just looking for your thoughts or ideas. > > Thanks for your input > > Mike > > I'd make sure the channel element is not limiting the quality of your > audio. Consider doing a sweep of the frequency response at several > deviation levels and see what you have. I've seen re-crystaled elements > that were less than good. > > Kevin >
