[Elecraft] K3 Noise Reduction question
ab2tc
ab2tc at arrl.net
Fri Apr 27 17:32:28 EDT 2012
Hi,
Have you tried the NB (*not* NR)? I find it very effective against power
line noise. I use the setting t2-6, IF off. For a long time I was using a
combination of DSP and IF setting, but found that the IF contribution was
little or non-existing, so I switched to DSP NB only.
AB2TC - Knut
k6dgw wrote
>
> I operate mainly CW and while the NB is very effective for me on CW,
> I've never seen much advantage to the NR at narrow CW bandwidths. I had
> occasion to be on SSB this week attempting to work several SOTA summit
> activations, and tried the NR. At the wider SSB BW, it made a great
> difference.
>
> With NR however, even at F1-1 [which I think means least aggressive],
> while the nasty line noise really fell, the SSB signal acquired a
> profound echo which made it very hard to understand. I'm running FW4.39
> and whatever DSP came with it. Is this reverberation [it's more like
> that than a distinct echo, like talking through a long pipe] normal?
> The further "up" the NR scale I went, the more pronounced it got, and
> beyond F1-4, the signal was indecipherable.
>
> Full Disclosure: My hearing sucks and has since one night in 1965 on
> the other side of the planet, so me telling you what something sounds
> like can be somewhat of a joke. I can't use my hearing aids under my
> headphones, so I run the AF gain high ["afterburner roar" or close], but
> the reverb effect definitely is controlled by the NR.
>
> 73,
>
> Fred K6DGW
> - Northern California Contest Club
> - CU in the 2012 Cal QSO Party 6-7 Oct 2012
> - www.cqp.org
>
> <snip>
>
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