Hector and several others,
Yes its possible to record your own audio. But you have to set MON on
In a Multi/Multi set up every operators has its own prefer settings for
audio level and monitor level.Loud vs weak and inbetween
Thats why it will nice to have a fixed audio tx level output and make
Hi,
I support the request for a fixed level line out for the TX audio very much.
I do not find the current options satisfactory.
AB2TC - Knut
Peter-64 wrote:
Hector and several others,
Yes its possible to record your own audio. But you have to set MON on
In a Multi/Multi set up every
In the traditional sense, LINE was a broadcast and
recording industry standard for FIXED signal at 0dBm, and
600 ohms. It was used to interconnect various pieces
equipment and was supposed to relieve the engineers of the
need to determine what the signal level was and what the
source and
In the traditional sense, LINE was a broadcast and
recording industry standard for FIXED signal at 0dBm, and
600 ohms. It was used to interconnect various pieces
equipment and was supposed to relieve the engineers of the
need to determine what the signal level was and what the
source and
When I see the term line used in conjunction with either RCA or 1/8-inch
TRS jacks, I've already decided that they're really referring to the old IHF
consumer standard where 0dB is -10 dBV, referenced to 1V, irrespective of Z.
Plenty consumer equipment still uses the term line to reference the
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Hi,
I support the request for a fixed level line out for the TX
audio very much.
I do not find the current options satisfactory.
AB2TC - Knut
Peter-64
pot interfere.
-lu-W4LT-
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Date: Wed, 21 Jul 2010 05:05:46 -0700 (PDT)
From: ab2tcab...@arrl.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3: Recording from LIN OUT
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Unless I'm mistaken, always a possibility, the Line Out doesn't have the
benefit of the new LP filter, if you have that option. So you still get the
full IMD and digital artifacts.
--- On Wed, 7/21/10, Joe Subich, W4TV li...@subich.com wrote:
Lu,
It certainly would be nice to have a FIXED
Unless I'm mistaken, always a possibility, the Line Out doesn't
have the benefit of the new LP filter, if you have that option.
So you still get the full IMD and digital artifacts.
Correct, Line Out does not include the LPF (which only applies to
the digital clock leakage - it does not
I have been doing some more experiments with recording from the LIN OUT
jack, and have now managed to get decent results with fixed LIN OUT
levels as low as 50, without running all the sound card mixers quite at
maximum. Sound seems OK, so maybe that part is good.
My original objective in
Pete Smith schreef:
I have been doing some more experiments with recording from the LIN OUT
jack, and have now managed to get decent results with fixed LIN OUT
levels as low as 50, without running all the sound card mixers quite at
maximum. Sound seems OK, so maybe that part is good.
My
, Peter p...@pi4cc.nl wrote:
From: Peter p...@pi4cc.nl
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3: Recording from LIN OUT
To: Elecraft List elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Date: Tuesday, July 20, 2010, 2:50 PM
Pete Smith schreef:
I have been doing some more experiments with recording from the LIN OUT
jack, and have now
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