[CW] SAQ Xmas transmission

k3miy at csonline.net k3miy at csonline.net
Wed Dec 26 14:23:26 EST 2012


Hi Ken

The reason I ask is that some of the alternators used a tap on the
coil of the tuned circuit (see the book W6AM by N6AW)to shift the
frequency slightly so the RX op could get the keying. Wasn't sure
how the Alexanderson units did it. Thanks and season's greetings.

Ron
K3MIY


Quoting Ken Brown <ken.d.brown at hawaiiantel.net>:

> 
> > Did the alternator rigs use FSK? 
> >
> >   
> No way! The operating frequency is dependent on the alternator rotor 
> RPM. Too much inertia to shift the RPM up and down quickly.
> 
> DE N6KB
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