Re: [Flexradio] Opposite side band

2007-12-14 Thread Jim, W4ATK
Unfortunately not every signal you see on the ham bands are perfect. I
frequently see signals with quite a bit of energy in what should be the
opposite sideband. Surely you do not mean 500KHz(500 kilocycles), maybe 500
Hz (Cycles). You have a great radio, it is just reporting what it sees out
there.

73's Jim, W4ATK
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In my SDR-1000, I see (and hear) information that I believe should no be
there. Rather than the signal dieing at the center frequency, you see
significant energy for about 500 kc in the opposite sideband. I have checked
and  double
checked cables, etc. Anyone have any ideas? This is a 6mo old unit that  has
always been this way, but now I am starting to clean up what I would
consider
to be undesirable issues.

Harry W9BR



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[Flexradio] Opposite side band

2007-12-14 Thread Harryhahn
In my SDR-1000, I see (and hear) information that I believe should no be  
there. Rather than the signal dieing at the center frequency, you see  
significant energy for about 500 kc in the opposite sideband. I have checked 
and  double 
checked cables, etc. Anyone have any ideas? This is a 6mo old unit that  has 
always been this way, but now I am starting to clean up what I would  consider 
to be undesirable issues.
 
Harry W9BR



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Re: [Flexradio] Opposite Side band suppression?

2005-05-27 Thread Dudley Hurry

Eric,

I have the Hosa cables with the orange in the even connectors.  Feeding the 
mic audio from the rear of the SDR to input jacks 3 and 4.   I am not 
driving the ALC past 0 db, but when listening on a separate receiver I am 
clearly hearing audio on the opposite SB.  I have not loaded 1.3.5 beta 
yet, and have not tried the release canidate 1.2.0 with the 44 sound 
card.  Maybe I should try one of those.


73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ

At 10:16 AM 5/27/2005 -0500, FlexRadio - Eric wrote:

Dudley,

I haven't had any trouble here in the lab.  What kind of results do you 
get with the Image Null calibration?  Make sure the Delta 44 cables are 
plugged in correctly (using Hosa cables, the orange goes to the even 
numbered plugs).  Getting it backwards will cause your receive signals to 
be up 22KHz and you will actually be listening to the image at the VFO freq.


Eric


Dudley Hurry wrote:

I am still having trouble getting good isolation on the opposite side 
band with the Delta 44 card..   I anyone else seeing this?   Worked fine 
with the Turtle Beach card and the same SW (1.3.4 Beta).


73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ


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Re: [Flexradio] Opposite Side band suppression?

2005-05-27 Thread FlexRadio - Eric

Dudley,

I haven't had any trouble here in the lab.  What kind of results do you 
get with the Image Null calibration?  Make sure the Delta 44 cables are 
plugged in correctly (using Hosa cables, the orange goes to the even 
numbered plugs).  Getting it backwards will cause your receive signals 
to be up 22KHz and you will actually be listening to the image at the 
VFO freq.


Eric


Dudley Hurry wrote:

I am still having trouble getting good isolation on the opposite side 
band with the Delta 44 card..   I anyone else seeing this?   Worked 
fine with the Turtle Beach card and the same SW (1.3.4 Beta).


73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ


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[Flexradio] Opposite Side band suppression?

2005-05-27 Thread Dudley Hurry
I am still having trouble getting good isolation on the opposite side band 
with the Delta 44 card..   I anyone else seeing this?   Worked fine with 
the Turtle Beach card and the same SW (1.3.4 Beta).


73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ