[Elecraft] K2 with an outboard DSP

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Fri Nov 29 21:01:02 2002


I occasionally use a DSP-59+ and Motorola HSN4039A with my K2 with very good
results - keep in mind that in most instances, it is not necessary at all.   I like
the 59+ just a little better than the ClearSpeech DSP (which did a nice job as
well). I also use  a DSP-9 with my Kenwood TS-930S with good results. Picked up
both of the DSP's "used" for very fair prices. Just my limited experiences....
73
Paul

[email protected] wrote:

> On Fri, 29 Nov 2002, Bob Nielsen wrote:
>
> > > Good audio DSPs can be had rather cheaply these days, the Timewave-59+ and
> > > NIR-12 are going for $100 to $125 used. They provide most, if not all the
> > > functionality that one needs. The advantages of implementing the DSP in the
> > > last - low frequency IF does not seem to me to be worth the price of a new
> > > rig. I understand the advantages of having filtering in the AGC loop, but
> > > implementing it in the last IF brings up all sorts of issues with what
> > > happens to the strong signals in previously filtering.
> > >
> > > Just my $0.02 worth. - Dr. Megacycle KK6MC/5
> >
> > Good point. Perhaps someone could report their experiences with the K2
> > and an outboard audio DSP unit.
> >
> > Bob, N7XY
>
> I've used my ClearSpeech DSP with my K2.  It works wonderful.  When the
> signal is down in the noise and barely audible, switching to DSP mode will
> often make it sound like the person is sitting right beside you.
>
> 73 de John - K4WTF
> K2/100 #2490
>
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