[Elecraft] Zero beating

sonny smithson [email protected]
Sun Jan 20 17:50:12 2002


What I've found in my 6 years of cw operating  is that being off zero beat a few
hz plus or minus makes no difference to most operators.  I have never had someone
come back and say zero beat me.  If you feel you must be exactly on by all means
build the tuning indicator.  For me I will stick to what works-my ears!
Sonny   KG8WK
Hank Kohl K8DD wrote:

> One of the first things I learned in CW traffic nets a long time ago from
> OT's was that the NCS sent QNZ for a reason ..... To get everyone zero beat
> with the NCS.
>
> Once you understand NTS net protocol there is no problem distinguishing
> between NCS and check-in's.
>
> 73    Hank    K8DD
>
> At 1/20/02 01:32 PM -0500, Jonathan Taylor, K1RFD wrote:
> >Actually, I have found that for net operations it's useful to be very close
> >to the NCS frequency but not EXACTLY on it.
> >
> >Otherwise, it makes it difficult for those monitoring the net to distinguish
> >NCS's signal from the others.   Just as phone ops have different voices, I
> >find it useful for the various stations on a net to have slightly different
> >pitches.
>
> */     Hank Kohl  K8DD      [email protected]
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>
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