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Content preview: John, The audio pass band for OP8 is 1600 > 1700 Hz , with
136.000 dial set usb , you need to aim for a tone frequency inside this.
1650 puts you dead centre , qrg of 137.650 , I think the guard band is about
2 Hz , only needs the rx to be a few hz off and your out of the pass band
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John,
The audio pass band for OP8 is 1600 > 1700 Hz , with 136.000
dial set usb , you need to aim for a tone frequency
inside this. 1650 puts you dead centre , qrg of 137.650 , I think the
guard band is about 2 Hz , only needs the rx to be a few hz off
and your out of the pass band .
OP32 is 1500 > 1600 Hz , same applies
GL, Will drop some posts in the Op group, see if can get some Rx
stations your side , map looks a bit empty !
73 -Graham
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From: "John Gibbs" <jgibbs@telus.net>
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2012 5:39 AM
To: <rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org>
Subject: Re: LF: Re: Op8 136K G3XDV & DK7FC Txing
> Yes VE7BDQ is on 137.700 .. not sure for how long as some arcing problems
> in the loading coil.. should I be lower in the band ??
> was thinking the center was 1700 Hz up from 136... maybe it's 1600 ??
>
> 73 John / VE7BDQ CN89LA
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