I have seen this occur for one of two reasons. If the power supply is right
next
to the pegasus, the magnetic lines of force from the power supply
transformer
can cut through the oscillators in the Pegasus resulting in a poor tone on
both
transmit and receive. This can also happen if the computer monitor is right
next to the pegasus. The fix is to place the pegasus at least a few feet
away from both
the pegasus power supply and computer monitor.
Carl Moreschi
919-676-1991 x135
cjm@qvssoftware.com
----- Original Message -----
From: <bhalterman@desupernet.net>
To: <tentec@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 9:39 PM
Subject: [TenTec] pegasus warbling audio
>
> Pegasus owners,
> have any of you noticed a warbling cw tone when tuning a station to a
> low frequency pitch, say around a couple hundred cycles? In other words,
> the recovered audio tone will sound like 60HZ ripple on the signal.... I
> had tested one of the RX 320 PC radios and noticed this condition big
> time! My little SONY which cost less then $99, sounds ten times
> better... Was wondering if this is the nature of the beast with the
> Pegasus since they are basically the same RX???
> Barry..... K3BO
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