Yes, and I believe this was slightly different from Binaural receive.
The idea was different pitch signals would seem to come from different
directions. Low pitch was all the way to the left and high pitch was
all the way to the right with other pitches in between. I never could
get used to it but the idea was a good one.
Carl Moreschi N4PY
58 Hogwood Rd
Louisburg, NC 27549
www.n4py.com
On 1/2/2017 11:59 AM, Charles Shaw wrote:
Hi,
I'm reading from the digest so this info may already have appeared on
the list by the time you see this.
The Ten-Tec Orion (and I suppose the Orion II) was built with a feature
which was called Panoramic Stereo. This is NOT the same thing as
diversity reception which requires two antennas feeding two receivers.
Pan-Stereo is accomplished by DSP with one receiver using one antenna. I
no longer have an Orion manual, but I feel certain that this is covered
in those. Even if not, there was a three-page brochure by Doug Smith,
KF6DX, then at Ten-Tec, titled 'Panoramic Stereo Reception: The New CW
Advantage'. He said, "Panoramic stereo is designed for use with
headphones, but you can still appreciate the effect with loudspeakers."
I always used it in CW contests.
If someone really needs a copy of this, I might be persuaded to scan and
email it. But, I think the Orion manuals should suffice.
73,
Charles - N5UL
Hobbs, NM
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