[1000mp] BHI DSP Modules for 1000mp Radios

W4LDE-Ron w4lde at cfl.rr.com
Tue Jan 9 18:34:44 EST 2007


Mike,

I guess it would not help in the digital communications world or CW?

Have you used it in any digital modes or on CW?  I have the type of 
computer trash noise that this unit would help eliminate but I wish it 
could function on CW and some of the digital modes.  Maybe there's 
someone who could comment about it.

Ron W4LDE


Mike Schatzberg wrote:

>2 Icom 756 Pro Radios to be given away to QSL/QTH .NET supporters!  One on Dec 31 and one on Jan 31.
>See http://mailman.qth.net for details.
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>Hello Win:
>
>This module is really for SSB mainly.  It actually will attenuate
>heterodynes somewhat, and that is certainly problematic for CW.  It is also
>helpful for AM.
>
>The system is active DSP.  This means that the algorithms sample the AF
>signal, and this may take a second or so, depending upon your levels and
>conditions.  During the sampling, the noise reduction isn't working to its
>fullest potential.
>
>Once the noise reduction has settled, the results are really excellent, with
>no reduction in voice quality.
>
>73,
>
>Mike
>W2AJI
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>
>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: "Win" <w0lz at winlyn.us>
>To: "All about Yaesu 1000mp" <1000mp at mailman.qth.net>
>Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2007 8:49 AM
>Subject: Re: [1000mp] BHI DSP Modules for 1000mp Radios
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>>2 Icom 756 Pro Radios to be given away to QSL/QTH .NET supporters!  One on
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>Dec 31 and one on Jan 31.
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>>See http://mailman.qth.net for details.
>>______________________________________________________________
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>>Works well for most SSB noise situations.  I use it every day. It is one
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>of
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>>those things that, once you have, you can't do without. The attack time is
>>too slow for CW QSK but it can be used in come cases to monitor CW down in
>>the noise.
>>
>>Win, W0LZ
>>
>>
>>----- Original Message ----- 
>>From: "Mike Schatzberg" <cherokeehillfarm at earthlink.net>
>>To: <1000mp at mailman.qth.net>
>>Sent: Monday, January 08, 2007 10:44 PM
>>Subject: Re: [1000mp] BHI DSP Modules for 1000mp Radios
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>>>2 Icom 756 Pro Radios to be given away to QSL/QTH .NET supporters!  One
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>on
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>>>Dec 31 and one on Jan 31.
>>>See http://mailman.qth.net for details.
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>>>Hi Howard:
>>>
>>>Thanks for the input.  I'm glad your results have been similar to mine,
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>we
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>>>use the identical algorithms in the BHI devices.
>>>
>>>Another way of looking at the need for the improvement, is to ask the
>>>question, "how many operators use the audio DSP" in their Mark V?
>>>
>>>The input I have received on that question is also interesting, with
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>most
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>>>stating that they do not use it at all.  My personal experience is that
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>it
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>>>reduces the noise, and significantly reduces the intelligibility of
>>>recovered speech, so that it is useless on weak signals.
>>>
>>>73 and Happy DXing,
>>>
>>>Mike
>>>W2AJI
>>>1000mp-owner at mailman.qth.net
>>>
>>>----- Original Message ----- 
>>>From: "Howard Klein" <howk2 at hotmail.com>
>>>To: <1000mp at mailman.qth.net>
>>>Cc: <cherokeehillfarm at earthlink.net>
>>>Sent: Monday, January 08, 2007 11:15 PM
>>>Subject: RE: [1000mp] BHI DSP Modules for 1000mp Radios
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>>>>Hi Mike,
>>>>As you may recall from a past E-mail, I purchased a similar module made
>>>>by
>>>>BHI but sold by GAP under the model name Hear IT. I have had mine for a
>>>>couple months in line with an external speaker using a MarkV. It also
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>has
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>>>a
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>>>>jack for earphone use. I always use it although it is possible to
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>switch
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>>>it
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>>>>out of line. It does a tremendous job on 160 where I need it most. My
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>>>model
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>>>>besides the ability to switch it out off line allows adustment for
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>input
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>>>and
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>>>>output and of course the degree of DSP filtering. A very worth while
>>>>addition.
>>>>Howard..K2HK
>>>>
>>>>----Original Message Follows----
>>>>From: Mike Schatzberg <cherokeehillfarm at earthlink.net>
>>>>Reply-To: All about Yaesu 1000mp <1000mp at mailman.qth.net>
>>>>To: 1000mp at mailman.qth.net
>>>>Subject: [1000mp] BHI DSP Modules for 1000mp Radios
>>>>Date: Mon, 08 Jan 2007 21:14:26 -0500
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Hello 1000MP Fans:
>>>>
>>>>For several months now I have been enjoying the use of the BHI DSP
>>>>module,
>>>>the ANEM, with my Mark V.
>>>>
>>>>I have found it far superior to the on board audio DSP on my radio.
>>>>
>>>>Some time ago, I wrote a review of the module and posted it on my
>>>>website.
>>>>A later revision was accepted for publication by QST and should appear
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>>>there
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>>>>soon.
>>>>
>>>>Has anyone else tried one of the BHI modules?  With which radio?  How
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>did
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>>>it
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>>>>perform?
>>>>
>>>>73 and Happy DXing,
>>>>
>>>>Mike
>>>>W2AJI
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>>>http://home.earthlink.net/~cherokeehillfarm/id2.html
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