[1000mp] Carrier Point

[RCARIELLO]

Barry,
Thanks for the reply.
From what your saying then the frequency of ether the receive or transmit
signal is not being changed with a Carrier Point adjustments. I am only
adjusting the shape of the signal. When I tune to 3799, which is the
frequency everyone is saying they are on and the frequency that is being
posted on the DX-Cluster. I have to adjust the Main tuning dial setting to
3799.20 in order to understand Don, VK3DZM. I can also adjust the Receive
Clarifier leaving the main dial setting alone but this is annoying and I
find I have to leave the Clarifier on all the time.

So what I have concluded is:
Adjust the Rx-Carrier Point for personal preference to signal quality.
Leave the Tx-Carrier Point setting to 0 offset.

The question on the Processor setting had not been covered. I would guess a
0 setting would be correct with the HEIL HC-4 element.

Rich AA2MF
----- Original Message -----
From: "Barry N1EU" <n1eu@hotmail.com>
To: <1000mp@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 2:35 PM
Subject: [1000mp] Carrier Point


> AA2MF wrote: "I adjusted the settings for Rx-LSB to +.200 and Rx-USB to
> +.250."
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> Unless I'm mistaken, Carrier Point offset adjustment is not the place you
> should be trying to adjust your rig's frequency readout.  Carrier Point
> offset adjustment controls the center frequency of the receive and
transmit
> passband.  I bet your large positive offset is making the audio of your
> received stations sound a bit trebly, especially with narrow ssb filters.
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> 73,
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> Barry N1EU
> www.albany.net/~bg
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