Question I was just tuning around on 6 meters since I see there is a
opening. I have a coax switch where I can switch between my SDR and
Yaesu 857D. I am hearing signals much better on my Yaesu then on the
SDR? I mean maybe S6 on the yaesu and just barely hearing in the noise
on the SDR.
Do I
Scott,
I take back my last comments. I just tried your experiment and got the
same results. Listening to beacons there is a significant difference
between my FT-920 and the SDR. The FT-920 registers an S4-S5 while the
SDR is around -120dbm and barely audible in the noise. Same antenna
(6M7JHV
The MDS is six meters is no better than it is on the lower bands (~128
dBm on 20 meters) and is probably a little bit worse.Six meter rigs
with any serious intent need to have an MDS about 20 dB better than
this. This system is clearly intended to be used with external stuff,
both an
I seem to remember reading on the reflector that SDR-1000 performance on six
meters is down significantly. This could be wrong of course, but the results
several of you are reporting seem to confirm it.
73 Ross K9COX
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Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Six Meters
Ditto here. TS2K blows the SDR1K away on 6m rx. Ant is 4L Steppir w/6m addon
kit at 21m
73 Jeff kb2m
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