Affraid that more and more people dont even understand what this is all
about.... sorry guy's.
Nowadays amateurs buy tranceivers on criteria like this, " My friend told me
that or this one is a good one, and its good looking, " but who is my
friend.....,?
In general when you buy a tranceiver, just ask your vendor to do a serie of
tests in front of you. If he's able to do so, sure he'll charge you a 100$
to do so. Thats the only difference between HAM and PROF.
But the sun is still shining for every body,........... still wonder whats
the sun ?
Jos on4kj
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Tree" <tree@kkn.net>
To: <topband@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 12:02 AM
Subject: Re: Topband: Re: Weak signal receivers
>
> > So my conclusion remains that some of the apparent noise is generated in
> > the receiver in the presence of multiple strong signals.
>
> In band signals have IMD products - which can get pretty bad. On most
> receivers I have seen, they are down about 30 or 35 db - when doing just
> two signals. If you get a bunch of them (or a lot of QRN), then it's a
> mess. Cranking the RF gain down will often improve it to 50 db or less.
>
> Tree
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