[Elecraft] Calibration of BFO
Tom Hammond NØSS
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Mon Feb 4 13:02:01 2002
Dave:
Yep.. you're tight there... I sometimes tend to forget the 'details'...
thanks for bringing me back to earth. <G>
Tom
At 08:17 AM 2/4/02, Dave Gingrich K9DC wrote:
>At 07:28 2/4/2002 -0600, Tom Hammond NØSS wrote:
>
>>Consider NOT using the OP1 filter for PSK31. You can set the other three=
>>filters FL2 thru FL4 to wide mid and narrow bandwidths as well...
>>possibly, you can find settings which don't shift using strictly the CW
>>filters.
>
>Only problem is OP1 is always used on transmit so you need to minmize the=
>shift between OP1 and the chosen receive filter, even if you never use OP1=
>to receive.
>
>>Note that it is NOT at all unusual to have a 10Hz - 20Hz frequency shift=
>>when switching between filters. If you managed to get it down to 0Hz
>>shift, it was almost a fluke.
>
>I have found that you can get the shift reduced to less than 1 Hz by just=
>repeating the procedure numerous times. Sometimes by just adjusting one
>filter at a time. Often I just go in to the procedure and just the BFO by=
>one 'notch' and back again and exit, so it will recalculate the offset. I=
>have been able to get it down to the point where there is no audible pitch=
>change (musicians ear) between the filter settings, and just a slight
>phase twist on the PSK tuning eye.
>
>It WILL drive you nuts, but it can be much better than 10 - 20 Hz.