Gil,
The audio pick-off point for the AGC circuitry is _before_ the AF Gain
control, so it shouldn't affect the AGC threshold - if it does
something's wrong.
Or do you mean that the RF Gain has to be right up high? On both my
Corsair IIs the RF Gain has to be at maximum for proper AGC action, with
the AF Gain set correspondingly low.
73,
Steve G3TXQ
g p wrote:
The Corsair used an AF/AGC or audio derived AGC according to some of the
readings I've done and owning Corsairs in the past I still thought there was a
problem till today when I turned the radio on, the volume was extra loud and
noticed the AGC kicking in along with the s-meter needle! Even with the
strongest signals the volume has to be past comfortable levels for the AGC to
kick in.
Is there a way to make the AGC more sensitive to signals rather than having to blast my ear drums for it to work? I dont remember this with my past Corsair rigs.
Gil
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