Hi Scott, Rohre and group,
rohre wrote:
>
> You must be using hi fi phones rather than communications, limited band, 300
> to 3000 Hz phones. If you use high impedance phones, or Comm phones, you will
> not hear this noise which is the microprocessor noise. It is only detectable
> on mine if I use very HI FI phones. An audio filter helps, but the better way
> is to listen to HF with communications phones so your brain and ears will not
> tire from extraneous noise. You might try better power supply bypassing on
> the audio stage if it is established that it leaks into the audio via that
> bus. I did not go to the trouble, when I found mine worked so well with
> Military phones.
hi fi phones and most modern comm phones are low impedance and will not work
well
with a Scout unless you pad them. Ten-Tec told me the phone jack on the Scout is
not a phone jack, it is a speaker jack. High impedance phones should work ok,
but
where do you find them? I haven't been able to. An audio filter is not
necessary.
you need to get the audio amplifier up into it's useful range. A 10 ohm resister
in parallel and a 470 ohm in series should do it. They should fit inside the
stereo phone plug.
Incidentally, Ten-Tec told me they designed the Omni 6 along the same lines as
the Japanese rigs, to work well with cheap stereo headphones.
73, de Art WU2K
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