[ICOM] Icom 756 Pro II.
jpk5lad at cox.net
jpk5lad at cox.net
Sun Jul 11 15:51:22 EDT 2004
Hi Marty --
I also have a PRO and I also have a strong signal on 50.125 but I
finally tracked it down. Believe it or not, my 900MHz cordless
phone, when it is charging the handset's batteries, puts out that
signal. It doesn't move around much at all but it really places a
good blip on the scope. It was because of that signal that I
discovered the fantastic ability of the Auto Notch feature.
If you have a cordless phone around, particularly one on 900MHz, try
unplugging the wall-wart.
73,
Jim - K5LAD
On 11 Jul 2004 at 12:30, Martin Jay wrote:
> Hello to everyone on the Reflector,
>
> I used my Pro II for the first time on 6 meters, and first time ever
> on 6 meters about 4 days ago there was an opening for two days. Being
> I am new to the band, I went to call CQ on what I thought was the call
> frequency for SSB .50.125, but I have a really strong birdie there. Is
> this a problem that is inherent to the rig ? Other than that, there
> was a few frequencies where there were birdies but were not bad at
> all. The automatic notch took the birdie out on 50.125, but people
> sound a little strange with it on. If anyone else has had this
> problem, I wonder why Icom hasn't addressed it. I look forward to any
> responses. 73 and g.b.
>
> Best regards,
> Marty, W3QK.
>
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