[Elecraft] Elecraft technology >> K2+

[Phil Wheeler]

Guess it is an FT-857  :-)

Charles Greene wrote:

> Phil,
>
> You don't mean 757?  I have Yaesu FT-757GX sitting right hear beside 
> me.  It is a 1970's radio, .5-30 MHz, no DSP.  I use the 706MKIIG for 
> HF through UHF.
>
> At 11:47 AM 12/30/2003, Phil Wheeler wrote:
>
>
>> Charles Greene wrote:
>>
>>> Phil and All,
>>>
>>> I have a IC-706MKIIG and it has the best NR function of any.
>>
>>
>>
>> My 706MkII (no G) works well.  But I think the NR in my FT-757 is a 
>> tad more effective.  I have a bias against Icom because both Yaesu 
>> and Kenwood service are a 30 minute drive for me (and Elecraft 
>> service is right here!).  The 706 series was a tight fit for my new 
>> car so I went with the smaller 757 -- to get 440 without having two 
>> radios as I did in the older car (where I used the 706MkII only for HF).
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Say, did any of you guys look at the audio spectrum of the DSP NR 
>>> audio using Spectrogram?  It's pretty weird, and I need someone to 
>>> explain what is actually going on.
>>
>>
>>
>> I have not.  I use Spectrogram only rarely since I cannot leave the 
>> laptop set up all the time in the shack without occupying my "build 
>> space".  Likely Lyle is the one to ask this question.
>>
>> 73, Phil
>>
>
> 73, Chas,  W1CG
> K2 462b, 3571
>


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