It also matters what receiver the other person was using and I'd bet a
buck that their noise blanker was on. My mobile rig (another brand) is
notorious for hearing garbage (but lower noise) with NB on (because it
bypasses a portion of the rx chain).
While it's disconcerting, more information is needed before fretting
over one report.
You might be able to use a remote SDR radio for your tests, there are
several online that anyone can access.
Rick nhc
On 5/8/2018 4:34 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Roger,
OK, that rules out the power supply question.
You did not say which band, or the proximity to your email associate.
There are other weird possibilities. A corroded connection in his
antenna/feedline system or yours which can act as a diode for instance.
He was close enough for you to overload his receiver. If he was using
some of the SDR receivers, they can overload easily. What band? How
strong was your signal at his QTH? Many unanswered questions.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 5/8/2018 6:33 PM, Roger Meadows wrote:
Thanks Don,
I’m on a Pro Audio Engineering supply output is 13.5 key down at full
output.
Although not a be all tell all, I was monitoring RBN at the time to
see where I was being heard and it was reporting my frequency correctly.
THanks!
Roger
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