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| telepost. We are modifying the user manual to point out it's location in a picture. Should be available for download in a few days. | telepost. We are modifying the user manual to point out it's location in a picture. Should be available for download in a few days. | ||
| - | update: many users have reported a significant birdie in the 9MHz IF Output that brings into question its use for driving an LP-PAN panadapter. Here's the birdie as posted by VE7TK: | + | **update by N1EU:** many users have reported a significant birdie in the 9MHz IF Output that brings into question its use for driving an LP-PAN panadapter. Here's the birdie as posted by VE7TK:\\ |
| - | {{:366birdie.jpg?300 |}} | + | {{:366birdie.jpg?300 |}}\\ |
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| - | {{:rx366.gif?300 |}} | + | And here's a panadapter display of an empty 10M band, showing spurious signals\\ |
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| + | Using the RX366 i.f. output to drive a panadapter is not recommended. | ||
