Being a lover of my Omni V, I'd say one of two things here on this. One
you
have your noise blanker on and turned up. Or there is an internal problem
in the rig. I alway comment on how well the audio of the Omni V is. Every
Omni V I've ever listened to, sounded great and never like you describe.
Good luck......
P.S. anyone know what issue of QST had the homebrew cw keyboard project?
I think it was in the past 5 years or sooner, been digging through my stack
in
desperation......73...Steve
>
>I purchased an Omni V recently and it performs very well on cw. However I
>find it necessary to reduce the RF gain control significantly to clearly
>receive ssb signals. If I leave that control in max.clockwise position
>some of the signal seem garbled
>and/or hard to tune in. The manual doesn't provide much help. Is this a
>normal condition Thanks. Charles Burkhardt. K0GPF cburk001@juno.com
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