I know this is not possible right now. But, is there any way one can use the
DSP on SSB to allow adjacent stations to be actively rejected and thereby
arranged to not pump the AGC? For unknown reasons in contests the weak DX
stations always like to call within a few kHz of the strongest station
Thanks Guy
Yes the latter was what I was wondering too - and even if you could use the
2nd RX to determine the metrics for the DSP in the main RX. For example,
centre the sub RX on the unwanted signal, or use a wide filter on the sub RX
to get sample the splatter. Model this to generate an
AD6XY wrote:
I know this is not possible right now. But, is there any way one can use the
DSP on SSB to allow adjacent stations to be actively rejected and thereby
arranged to not pump the AGC?
You have several tools at your disposal, but perhaps an explanation of
what is happening might
Thanks for the interesting reply Lyle,
I am mostly interested in operating on HF. QRM is not such an issue on HF as
the signal to noise is so much worse. I know what you mean about minimizing
the gain before the selectivity but at VHF one has a low noise floor to work
with so that does not
I had a thought about your comments on the preamp. Being that many
simply leave it on (personally I don't think I've ever used mine) but
anyway wouldn't the hardware AGC being at max gain be another indicator
that it may be useful to use? Perhaps the PRE icon could flash if use
of that feature
Lyle speaks the truth!
Also, dont forget that handy little knob labled RF GAIN!
I find that, in combination with the HI setting in the AF
output, the sdjustable AGC attack and decay settings and the
new DSP parameters since the release of V3r25, amazing
things can be dug out from 200hz above
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