[Elecraft] Thanks Tom

[David Cole]

Hi Tom,
Thank you for the help here!  The NR showing N/A was caused by my having
the AGC off.  I was unaware that killed the NR.

The feedback problem is not that simple...  I believe it is feeding back
via the sound card...  More as I narrow it down.  Not a simple matter of
having the audio up...  I need to recreate the problem, and note how
everything is set.  I am finally getting the 10,000 view of the radio in
my head.


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On Sat, 2014-04-19 at 22:08 -0500, Tom Fitzgerald via Elecraft wrote:
> 1.  When in transmit using SSB, I am getting some sort of audio feedback
> only when I have the monitor level turned up.  The louder I turn up
> Monitor, the more feedback I get.
> 
> 2.  I have somehow turned off the NR for SSB mode only...  When I press
> the 8 key, (NR), I get N/A if in SSB mode.  If in CW, it works fine...  
> 
> 1) If you're using the monitor function without headphones to monitor with...that's your problem. In other words, if you're monitoring via a speaker instead of headphones...this is creating the feedback loop which will only get worse as you "turn it up". Put your headphones on to monitor. You're ProIII (assuming you still have it) was no different.
> 2) Not a clue...I'm sitting in a bar with my lovely & not in front of the radio so if indeed "8" is the NR function...press it & hold it to access the "setting function"...choose what is most effective...tap it to turn it on & off. Not a clue as to why N/A is displaying...not a clue...unless of course; as you suggest, you somehow turned it off in the menu somewhere. Probably best not to change to much in the menu until you get more familiar with the radio...Fred's book is a must IMO. 
> 
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> 
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