Ron Rossi wrote:
>I am using the Corsair VFO with my Omni-D. Have you noticed any "imaging"
>effects when listening to both VFOs? I can hear stations with both selected
>that I can not hear with either one selected individually. It seems that
>I can hear (very weakly) audio from the second VFO even when it is not
>selected. Have you noticed that effect as well?
Hi Ron,
On my Omni D with the original external VFO, I have never heard a
station with both freqs selected that I could not hear on the single
rcv mode. In fact, it seems to slightly lessen the sensitivity when
I have two freqs on rcv at the same time - if there is a station right
at the noise level, then he usually disappears into the noise when
I select dual rcv. Also, I have never noticed any feedthru from the
second VFO if it is not selected.
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I also have a question that I would like to ask the other
reflectorites:
I mentioned the other day that if the Omni V or VI
would offer the dual freq rcv capability, I would go out and buy one.
I am wondering if there is any way to modify the V or VI to add this
capability. They already have two VFOs, does it just need an
additional mixer??? Anybody have any idea if this can be done on the
V and VI? As I said, I really love the dual rcv capability and
won't give it up, but I don't have room on my desk for two rcvrs!
73 de Steve WQ5G
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