RE: [Elecraft] LSB/USB Audio

2005-03-30 Thread Ron D'Eau Claire
If the transmit audio is fine, then maybe he doesn't want to mess with the
BFO settings for position FL1. 

Only the BFO settings for FL1 position are used for transmit, regardless of
what filter position (FL1, 2, 3 or 4) is being used in receive. 

Have you tried other FL positions? You can adjust the BFO frequencies for
SSB FL2, FL3 and FL4 to adjust the "sound" of received signals without
affecting your transmit audio at all. Select OPT1 for each filter, then
adjust the BFO frequency for the audio quality you want.

Since your transmit audio reports are FB, I'd suggest a starting point would
be to set FL2 to use the SSB OPT1 filter and set the BFO frequencies
identical to FL1. Now FL2 should sound just like FL1. With your frequency
probe in your BFO test point, you can tune in an SSB signal, go into CAL FIL
in your menu and, while listening to a signal on the air, adjust the BFO
frequency for the best sounding signal. Repeat the process on a signal on a
band using the opposite sideband.

This will not affect your transmit audio at all. 

You can do the same with FL3 and FL4 if you like a variety of positions.
It's sort of like "passband tuning". Or you can switch FL3 and FL4 to the
variable bandwidth (CW) filter and set it for narrower bandwidths to provide
better QRM rejection in tough conditions, etc. 

Ron AC7AC

-Original Message-

Remember that your filters are also used on transmit (OPT1).  So go back and

redo your filter aligment per the book and preferably using Spectrograph. 
This is most likely where your problem lies.

Gregg R. Lengling, W9DHI, Un-Retired

- Original Message - 
> Hello all.
> I have been setting up my transmit audio on K2 #4785  lsb/usb,ok here  
> is what ive noticed my usb reports on the conventional usb bands 
> 20/15/10 are great no problems also reports on lsb conventional bands 
> 80/40 are also  great. When I listen to usb on 80/40 it seems muffled 
> and also the same is true for
> lsb on 20/15/10 ok this is not a issue as I keep to the lsb/usb band
> conventions but can someone tell me why the audio is muffled in this way 
> is it
> desighned to do this.
>
>
>
> M1MGD G-QRP  11355


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Re: [Elecraft] LSB/USB Audio

2005-03-30 Thread Gregg R. Lengling
Remember that your filters are also used on transmit (OPT1).  So go back and 
redo your filter aligment per the book and preferably using Spectrograph. 
This is most likely where your problem lies.


Gregg R. Lengling, W9DHI, Un-Retired
K2/100 SN 3075
http://www.milwaukeehdtv.org

- Original Message - 
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Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 1:28 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] LSB/USB Audio



Hello all.
I have been setting up my transmit audio on K2 #4785  lsb/usb,ok here  is
what ive noticed my usb reports on the conventional usb bands 20/15/10 are 
great

no problems also reports on lsb conventional bands 80/40 are also  great.
When I listen to usb on 80/40 it seems muffled and also the same is true 
for

lsb on 20/15/10 ok this is not a issue as I keep to the lsb/usb band
conventions but can someone tell me why the audio is muffled in this way 
is it

desighned to do this.



M1MGD G-QRP  11355
Elecraft K1 #1532
K2  #4785..72/73..
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