[SOC] EXCELLENT EXPLANATION.
Joseph B Cotton
cottonj at gmail.com
Fri Aug 24 16:17:39 EDT 2018
Yeah what is a old Heathkit Q-multiplier good for? Cause I got one.
On Fri, Aug 24, 2018, 3:41 PM <cptflak at foxinternet.com> wrote:
> Thanks Dave,
>
> It was close to what I was thinking of a pure DC interrupted note into an
> AM
> carrier signal, but was not sure. I remember the terms of A-1 and A-3 but
> consternated A-2 somewhere between.
>
> Now I have to rationalize how a dc cw tone can be more narrow on an AM
> carrier, BUT, with today's technology, ie, being choked down, am sure its
> done like you said in your explanation.-AND, that would be terrific for we
> still mega xtal radio builders to copy cw w/o a XFO. But what the heck,
> that's why the old Heathkit Q-multiplier came in handy. Now even "it" can
> be
> junked. ( the wrenching of my heart to see that.)
>
> Thanks again. Frank,
>
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