- Don W3FPR said -
... one can leave the AGC on to help protect the ears from the really
loud ones.
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THIS, I think, is the best of both worlds. The AGC is, after all, just
an automatic way to adjust the RF gain. I prefer to use a mix of the
two. Turn the R
Craig,
The RF Gain control is a device that can be effectively used when you
encounter a mixture of strong and weak signals in the receiver passband.
With the RF Gain at its full (normal) position, the strong signals will
activate the AGC and the weak signals will be reduced too and may not be
he
> Forgive me for asking a question below my license class, but this is
> something I've never figured out: Under what circumstances does an RF Gain
> control do me any good? I always operate my K2 with RF Gain fully
clockwise
> and use AF Gain to control volume. I've monkeyed with RF Gain but it
> I would like an RF gain control and have even considered sacraficing
> the AF gain control to add one but that is just my operating style.
Forgive me for asking a question below my license class, but this is
something I've never figured out: Under what circumstances does an RF Gain
control do me
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