[TenTec] 5 mV = -67 dBm

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Subject:	[TenTec] 5 mV = -67 dBm
From:	rohre@arlut.utexas.edu (Stuart Rohre)
Date:	Mon Jul 28 14:51:26 2003

Perhaps there are two inputs?  And they are rating the back panel connector
and the mike connector.  The mike connector would be the more standard so
many negative dB implying the one volt reference.  A back panel accessory
audio input is usually closer to one of the line level standards, which
would be in the several mv range.
73,
Stuart
K5KVH

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