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I’ve seen these band-munching monsters. On FT8, we have almost no way of telling offenders that their signals are bad. Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. Sent

Sorry to hear this. I have uncle and a good ham radio friend who have Parkinson's. It can be treated. I wish the best for Jeff. Here's the latest announcement on the website. 31 March 2024: Due to

Halfway between 10 and 0. Yes, checking the oscillator is next on the to do list. 73 Stan KM4HQE

I am so saddened to hear this. Best wishs, Jeff... Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. Sent with [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/) secure email.

Where is your RF TUNE setting at max? I'm guessing you have no band oscillator... Steve Wedge, W1ES/4 Time flies like an arrow.? Fruit flies like a banana. Sent with Proton Mail secure email.

That's a great picture Rob! I've seen signals like that (the square one) on the bands. I've also seen horrible signals. The FT8 segments are often awash in distortion products during busy times with

Just saw this posted on another group. Dale AF7WH From: https://harbachelectronics.com/ ***Harbach Electronics Closed Permanently*** 28 March 2024: Due to being diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease,

I have a T-4X which has some odd problems.? On 40 meters it will put out 100 watts, but the output on other bands, 80 for example is about 50 watts. On 75 meters output is like 10 watts.? Output on

PureSignal has nothing to do with low pass filtering. The G2, either 100 watt or nominally legal limit version, can run Thetis on Windows or boot on the Raspberry Pi running piHPSDR. The version with

My understanding was that the LSB on 40/80 thing was because certain radios had crystal filter IFs that were between 40M and 20M. I seem to remember folks using 9MHz or so. So the mixing was

It was 20 that was backwards but the general idea is valid. I do remember trying to tune up on 20 and seeing that the settings seemed really “off”. Yeah, that will happen when you’re tuning at

Thanks for an incredibly dramatic illustration Rob!! -- *73/Rick* *W4XA * * Every post is created using Linux * *

" He who gets there first gets to create the standards ". I note that in my Central Electronics 20A you could still select the sideband independent of the band. John K5MO

Hi Rick, Until the advent of direct sampling radios, or at least direct sampling band scopes (TS-890S), informing a station of his excessive transmit bandwidth was blamed on my receiver. Now what we

So true about the FT-101E or EE, not very good from an overload standpoint. I can't complain as my father purchased an National NC-2-40C and Viking Ranger for me at age 14 when I had my general class

I have been there, done that. After telling them I have verified it on my radio and at least one independent WebSDR I never hear from them again. I have pretty much given up on the idea. "Rick W4XA"

And there are also some that are (seemingly unbeknownst to them) operating outside the band edge running MORE than roughly 3kHz wide. After I verified it on different SDRs around the country !!,? I

Yes it is too bad Drake didn’t get the timing better for the TR-7 and R-7 vs. the rigs that landed in embassies around the world some years later. Rob, NC0B Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2024 2:04 PM To:

Correct, but more of a commercial product for the government. Rob, NC0B Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2024 1:46 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [DRAKE-RADIO] Those of us members in the HALF

"Rob Sherwood" <rob@...> wrote: I thinks some of that was happening in the TR8 prototypes. Of which samples are known to still exist. By that point the handwriting was on the wall. The Japanese