The Orion 565 definitely has a NB
"The ORION is equipped with a DSP noise blanker that is independently
adjustable for each receiver."
The Orion 565 also has a hardware NB
"Separate from the DSP NB, the main receiver only has a hardware noise
blanker available."
Marsh, KA5M
-----Original Message-----
From: TenTec [mailto:tentec-bounces@contesting.com] On Behalf Of P C Andy
Anderson
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 11:18 AM
To: Discussion of Ten-Tec Equipment <tentec@contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [TenTec] Noise blanker recommendations
Hi John, I have a TT Orion 2 and am very satisfied with both the Noise
Reduction and the Noise Blanker. I am not sure if the Orion (original) has
these same features.
Now that they have SAF, Selective Audio Filtering also it makes it hard to
beat.
My 2 cents, Andy.... W3LI
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I was making a rather serious (given my small antennas) effort today in the
Illinois QSO Party and had to deal with this intermittent noise I have here
for pretty much the entire contest. It is a raspy, hash type noise that
will be on for 2 or 3 seconds, then will end, but come back every 20 to 30
seconds. I have figured out it is not in my house, and doesn't seem to be
power line noise. At one time I thought I had localized it to a house about
4 houses to the west of me, but the house is now unoccupied, but the noise
is still there.
Anyways, I was using the Kenwood TS950SD which I just picked up, and it is a
great rig with lots of receiver tools. The noise blanker pretty much
knocked out the noise, but it also produced plenty of IMD products when the
band got busy and put a raspy sound on many of the signals, so I was having
to turn the NB off and on trying to make the signals as best as I could with
this noise. Even engaged the attenuator a few times on 40m which helped a
little, but also weakened signals.
I have had a slight windfall recently and can afford to get a newer, better
rig if I want. Are there any recent Ten Tecs that have noise blankers that
take out many different types of noise, but don't mess with the receive
signals and receiver dynamic range? I wonder if the DSP based noise
blankers are better? An older rig would be ok also if it would meet those
criteria.
73 John AF5CC
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