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 Content preview:  Am 22.02.2018 10:16, schrieb DK7FC: > Be careful, it could
    be that your GPS 1 PPS leaves a 'fence' of 1 Hz > sidebands in your signal
    stream, at least when looking deeply into the > noise. To avoid this, it
   is sometimes better to avoid transmitting on > integer Hz frequencies. With
    "To avoid this..." i mean of course a pretended detection. The really avoid
    'this', a better decoupling between the right and left channel is necessary.
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Am 22.02.2018 10:16, schrieb DK7FC:
> Be careful, it could be that your GPS 1 PPS leaves a 'fence' of 1 Hz 
> sidebands in your signal stream, at least when looking deeply into the 
> noise. To avoid this, it is sometimes better to avoid transmitting on 
> integer Hz frequencies.
With "To avoid this..." i mean of course a pretended detection.
The really avoid 'this', a better decoupling between the right and left 
channel is necessary.

It is just a thought. Maybe your detection is real. But there is always 
that little uncertainty when TXing carriers on integer frequencies...

73, Stefan

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Am 22.02.2018 10:16, schrieb DK7FC:
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Be careful, it could be that your GPS 1 PPS leaves a 'fence' of 1 Hz
sidebands in your signal stream, at least when looking deeply into the
noise. To avoid this, it is sometimes better to avoid transmitting on
integer Hz frequencies.</blockquote>
With "To avoid this..." i mean of course a pretended detection. <br>
The really avoid 'this', a better decoupling between the right and left
channel is necessary.<br>
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It is just a thought. Maybe your detection is real. But there is always
that little uncertainty when TXing carriers on integer frequencies...<br>
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