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| 5. Attach counter to TP1 (coax) on SSB Board. This is the center conductor of the coax that carries the BFO signal from the SSB board to the Clipper-detector board. | 5. Attach counter to TP1 (coax) on SSB Board. This is the center conductor of the coax that carries the BFO signal from the SSB board to the Clipper-detector board. | ||
| - | Turn front panel passband control fully CCW and adjust C-14 for 6.100220 MHz (that is, 220 Hz above 6.1 MHz). | + | * Turn front panel passband control fully CCW and adjust C-14 for 6.100220 MHz (that is, 220 Hz above 6.1 MHz). |
| - | Turn passband control back fully CW. Frequency should drop to approximately 6.099780 (that is, 220 Hz below 6.1 MHz). | + | * Turn passband control back fully CW. Frequency should drop to approximately 6.099780 (that is, 220 Hz below 6.1 MHz). |
| Note: the procedure is to approximately center the passband around 6.1 MHz. Slight adjustment of C-14 may be needed. | Note: the procedure is to approximately center the passband around 6.1 MHz. Slight adjustment of C-14 may be needed. | ||
| - | 6. Turn passband control back to center, or position so that your voice | + | 6. Turn passband control back to center, or position so that your voice sounds normal to someone who knows your voice. Note: turning the passband control CCW increases the treble, while turning the control CW increases bass. This is counter intuitive and not mentioned in the manual. |
| - | sounds normal to someone who knows your voice. Note: turning the passband | + | |
| - | control CCW increases the treble, while turning the control CW increases | + | |
| - | bass. This is counter intuitive and not mentioned in the manual. | + | |
