I noticed this for the first time in the 160M contest last night. It almost
sounds like aurora or a faulty relay at the transmit station. I switch to
the RX ant and everything was fine. I used my beverage a lot even to the USA
because of this. I found that when I had a chance to reboot the K3 the
Oops. I managed to get throught the snow to inspect my vertical and found
the connection to the feedpoint was broken off and barely touching the
bottom of the radiator depending on the whim of the wind.
Hoping for a big improvement tonight.
-Robby
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will do.
73, Pete N4ZR
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On 1/23/2011 12:24 PM, Barry N1EU wrote:
Pete, please
This is something I have noticed in contests recently, and just now in a
qso with a strong local - after a few minutes, the audio becomes
distorted, what we used to call a T7 note.
I have read about distortion caused by banging up against the audio
limiter, but this happens even at very low
Pete, please try and record a .wav file when your rig is doing this so we can
all hear
Barry N1EU
Pete Smith N4ZR wrote:
after a few minutes, the audio becomes distorted
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