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Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 22:01:59 -0600
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I have run the '930 with the AGC off many times. It does pick out 
signals deeper in the noise floor that way. I have noticed that with 
using the 270hz first IF filter, that it can pull signals out of the 
noise very easy. More easy than running no AGC? I don't have that answer 
yet.

Mike
WE0H


dave.riley3 wrote:
> *I seem to get best results while trying to pull signals out of the 
> noise when the AGC of the receiver is OFF as well as the Noise Blanker 
> and Noise reduction features being OFF...*
> ** 
> *Do you concur??*
>  
> *Also setting a good audio filter to the passband of interest seems to 
> bypass some heavy static hits as well...*
>  
> *Wat Sa OM ??*
>  
>  
> *TNX from Dave @ WD2XSH/17*
>  
>  
>