[TenTec] orion 1

Mark pa5mw at home.nl
Tue May 1 13:08:08 EDT 2018


Why is it the pdf insists on keeping S9+60 at '0' whereas we all see 
values around 240 from everybody.

What is the need for setting it at '0' ?

What is/are the effects when adjusting it to a numeric value around that 
240 ??


73
Mark, PA5MW




On 1-5-2018 18:25, rfulco at suddenlink.net wrote:
> Rodney,
>      There is a digital number you input for each S meter level which is done in the menu. You use the multi knob to set a nr in for each S meter reading. I found mine to be way off.
>      So, I brought my orion to work and put it on our COM120 service monitor which has a high degree of calibration. You can be set for uv or DB and turn it to any level.
>     .With S9 at 50mv on 14mc , I was able to "dial in" increments of 10db, and calibrate the meter .Below S9- things were little tricky, and I remember having to "spread" out the nrs. Anyway, I should have published these a long time ago. They appear to be pretty good. Yes preamp on.
>
>                          S0      0         S4    29      S8    53            +30  108
>                          S1      7         S5    36      S9    57            +40  157
>                          S2    14         S6    43      +10   87           +50  202
>                          S3    21         S7    50      +20   98           +60  253
>
> This should get you in ball park. I have a picture of the screen if needed.
>                                    
>                                            ..Gl     Randy K5SL
>
> ---- Rodney <w3krq at dejazzd.com> wrote:
>> How do you get the s meter calb. on the Orion 1
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