This issue that Mark K1HF had, really brings to light this issue of normal and reverse is a curious one. The MD-522 used with the GRC-106 (iirc) the term “normal” means mark low space high. And given this is a USB only radio then the space tone would in fact be a higher frequency carrier signal than the mark.

 

However, curiously, in order for my CV-2460 to interoperate with the Saturday rats nest, I need to set it to R/R (reverse transmit/reverse receive). So the CV-2460 is either expecting a different “normal” or expecting to be used in an LSB environment. Given it is navy equipment, I suspect it was not expected to be used in LSB (nick?). Therefore, it might appear that the navy had a different opinion of “normal” than the army.

 

No idea about any of this, I’m just happy I can get it to work!

73 Eugene W2HX

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