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Hello Hartmut,

This ugly signal was from DF0WD, trying to produce "someting" on 
CT1DRP's frame grabber.
When tuning for a short while, the SWR protection causes the output 
envelope of my transverter to oscillate with a low frequency (depending 
on the complex load impedance) when the protection cuts the signal off 
and on again. This produced the "dirty" trace which could also be seen 
on Marku's zoomed area.

Cheers,

Wolf DL4YHF .



Hartmut Wolff schrieb:

>who was this on 137.7775?
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