[CQ-Contest] How Do You Tune SSB

[Joe]

Simple you make the voice sound as natural as possible.

If it's too high tones tune and visa versa too low sounding tune.

Just make it as close to a natural sounding voice as you can.

Joe WB9SBD
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On 2/22/2020 12:41 PM, pwhelton at earthlink.net wrote:
> Sorry for the novice question but .. I do a lot of CW.  I participate in CW
> contests and can usually survive.  Last night I thought I'd give the CQWW
> 160 SSB contest a shot.  Now I know why I don't participate in a lot of SSB
> contests.  I had a heck of a time trying to tune stations in.  Either I was
> too high or too low.  The QSB didn't help matters either.
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> I don't have a very good antenna setup on 160 so it behooves me to be right
> on frequency in order to make the contact.  I made about 140 CW contacts
> during the CQWW CW contest but SSB is a different animal.  Is there a secret
> to tuning SSB so that it's intelligible?
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> Sorry for the dumb question but I wouldn't mind making a couple of SSB
> contacts on 160.  After that I guarantee you I won't be doing much SSB work.
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> Regards,
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> Pat - KZ5J
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