[Elecraft] Re: K3 noise reduction vs. Clear Speech speaker

Brett Howard brett at livecomputers.com
Sun Aug 24 21:04:12 EDT 2008


I think I've noticed that... Its like the filter opens up a bit and
the static comes up but then when the tone is present the filter locks
in on it after a bit and the static comes down.  I have a feeling that
this phenomenon probably helps it to not obliterate weak signal CW
sigs but it can be a tad bit annoying with some of the mediocre to
loud sigs.

I agree that its a work in progress and if there was ever a guy who
will figure out a really slick way to do it its Lyle.  Lyle seems to
be growing and learning what works better along with the k3.  It takes
time to get things just right.  This coupled with the fact that there
is NO way to make everyone happy it can get even tougher.  But knowing
Lyle he'll strike a good balance and things will improve over time.

I'm interested to see/hear what they've been cooking up as of late...

~Brett

On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 2:41 PM, KM5Q <km5q at mac.com> wrote:
> Here is a comment I got off-line from a fellow who comments about CW (and I
> agree, though my comments applied to SSB):
>
> quote -->  I have been using MCU 2.23, but an older DSP 1.81 to get a decent
> sound on CW.  The newer DSP takes too long to sync on the CW signal and it
> sounds like very soft keying when NR is on and about F=2--3 or so. ...  It
> brings the signal up out of the static, but destroys the leading edge of the
> CW signal.  At least that's what I'm seeing here.
>
> --end of quote
>
> Some guys like it the way it is, but there's a lot of agreement here that
> it's a work in progress, and has even been in digress lately. I know the
> developers are listening and I'm it's going to be improved.
>
> Windy KM5Q
> Santa Fe, NM
> K3 #764
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