Thanks Jerry,
Concerning the tx, we are not working on ham bands. We'll use an
experimental license (if it works ok without the SSB filter), in order
to carry the wideband experiments.
Rafael
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On 11/11/20 10:17 PM, Jerry Gaffke via groups.io wrote:
Rafael,
Bypassing the SSB filter would make the receiver be wideband,
but you would lose single signal reception.? You will hear signals on
both sides of?the BFO, not just one side as you do with the filter in
place.
Try it, just tack a wire from one side of the filter to the other,
from header CW-1 pin 1 to header CW-2 pin 1 in the uBitx v6 schematic.
Could be educational.
Could even be useful, allowing one to quickly tune across the band
when looking for signals.
Bypassing the SSB filter when transmitting would create an illegal
wideband transmission
on the HF bands.
Jerry, KE7ER
On Wed, Nov 11, 2020 at 11:53 AM, "Rafael Diniz"
<rafael@...> wrote:
Hi everybody,
I bought two ubitx v6, and now I'm waiting them to arrive. One
question
about wideband operation - if I bypass the SSB filter, could I get a
clean 15kHz wide operation?
Thanks,
Rafael PU2UIT
