¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI'm summarizing from memory here, and adding in some of my own thoughts, so be kind to an old man? ;-) Clicks are caused by lack of shaping in the side-tone generation.
That requires an addition to code (by Hans), and will happen. Thumps appear to be caused by changes in the supply voltage, when the transmitter is keyed, which changes the operating point of the audio chain (set by a resistive divider and 10uF capacitor). Some have reported that changing that cap to 100uF resulted in an improvement... (I recall that I suggested using the regulated 5 volt supply as a reference; that has pluses and minuses too.) An implication of this finding is that a better regulated supply
might lessen the thumps, certainly that poor regulation would
enhance them! (Purely my conclusion, here!) Some had noted thumps in practice mode, and I don't recall that anyone has offered a theory explaining that. Hans has agreed that the thumps need to be fixed, but that getting the SSB code "feature complete" is his current focus, for the sake of efficiency. As a former SW developer, I can appreciate that staying focused on one task is more effective than time-sharing between several! Anyway, my point is that the thumps haven't been ignored, and
that there are several attacks that might lessen, if not cure,
them. Not fair to accuse Hans of ignoring you or the problem, he
isn't. But he's only one person and he has other demands on his time.
Seems to me a bit of compassion is required? There, but for the
grace of God, go I... 73, Paul -- AI7JR
On 11/26/24 12:47, John Farmer VK7JB
via groups.io wrote:
-- Paul -- AI7JR |