Here is a replay of the essential info I placed on this reflector or sent to individuals who asked for more information (If you don't find what you are thinking about here look a few weeks back in th
KG6TT: useful in notion give it a try. I assume most know Binaural RX is included in Orion. Text and .wav example below: http://www.tentec.com/panoramic.htm 73, Bill W4ZV ____________________________
Yep. I turned it on, listened, tuned around, said "ok that's cool", turned it off and never bothered with it again. I don't see the point. To use it, you must open your filters wide. So you hear high
Steve, When you are running stations in a contest, you have to open your filters wide anyway because many callers don't exactly hit your frequency. If you keep the Orion's filters pretty tight, as I
you were polite. don't you mean a sales gimmick? HI John N1JM Yep. I turned it on, listened, tuned around, said "ok that's cool", turned it off and never bothered with it again. I don't see the point
as in, next to useless? Barry N1EU __________________________________________________________________ Switch to Netscape Internet Service. As low as $9.95 a month -- Sign up today at http://isp.netsc
Well, I like it but I guess Steve doesn't. John N1JM as in, next to useless? Barry N1EU __________________________________________________________________ Switch to Netscape Internet Service. As low
I think the purpose is to allow better readability during contesting where you must run with filters open (if you're running on a frequency). The idea is that any help you can get in separating signa
Duane: This makes some sense. I guess if you had a woman talking on your left and a man on the right it would be easier to distinguish what they are saying then if they were both in front of you. Sam
John L Merrill wrote: you were polite. don't you mean a sales gimmick? HI John N1JM Binaural or stereo CW is a different way of doing things. Not a gimmick. We have by necessity become conditioned to
I played with a similar circuit from one of the magazines back in the seventies, with some interesting results. One worthwhile addition was to install an X-connected DPDT switch in the headphone line
I do a fair amount of contesting and 99.9% of the time listen for callers with a wide bandwith on my receiver. Unless two callers are on exactly the same frequency or there's an AGC issue, I just don
How wide are we talking here? 800 Hz should do it. No? 73, Joe NJ0IP wrote: Steve, When you are running stations in a contest, you have to open your filters wide anyway because many callers don't exa
500hz is fine IMHO. If you go any wider, you risk the rx getting clobbered by the neighboring running station. 73, Barry N1EU __________________________________________________________________ Switch
Barry, as long as you think that way, it will be a self-fulfilling prophecy. I wish to believe that if I can learn to use it, it will help. I'm going to give it a(n) (open-minded) try. 73 Rick I do a
Rick, this isn't my first brush with binaural "magic". I got the latest and greatest DSP599ZX when it came out several years ago because of the binaural hype and it just didn't do much for me then or
Apologies, but I really should have qualified this statement. I've posted before about my own comparisons that showed the Orion gives up nothing to the FT-1000D in this regard. The Orion is as good a
On Jan 13, 2005, at 6:39 PM, Barry N1EU wrote: Rick, this isn't my first brush with binaural "magic". I got the latest and greatest DSP599ZX when it came out several years ago because of the binaural
(I've noticed lots of redux going around lately. :) I am puzzled by what people are looking for in weak signal CW work. It seems to me the best you can expect from a conventional receiver (even Orion