Bill Tippett wrote:
The other thing all of us need to remember about
extremely close spaced measurements is that these are
made with continuous carriers (i.e. no key clicks) from
ultra-quiet sources (e.g. HP 8640Bs or quartz oscillators).
In the real world, nearby signals will have much more
noise from clicks and their own TX phase noise.
Bill,
If you integrate total world-wide TX phase noise and clicks on 20 m
now, then do it again after we've shipped our first two batches of K3s,
one would hope to see a healthy decrease.
This is left as an exercise for the reader :)
73,
Wayne
N6KR
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