On second thought, even if some of those are a bit off, you are using
the same VFO frequencies and the same BFO on both TX and RX when in SSB
modes. It should be "netted" even if the absolute frequency is not correct.
On CW two different BFO frequencies are used for TX and RX, and the VFO
shifts too, depending on sidetone frequency setting. If the BFOs are not
right, and to a lesser degree if the 20 MHz oscillator is not right,
your CW TX and RX frequencies will not be "netted."
>
> I recently borrowed a friend's Omni 6 (Model 563) recently and the receive
> and transmit frequencies are not netted (they're about 430 Hz apart). Can
> someone explain how to 'net' the TX/RX (other than via the RIT/XIT)?
The 20 MHz oscillator on the Logic Board has to be right. Everything
except the BFO is phase locked to it, when it is all working. The BFO
also has to be right. The manual explains how to adjust them.
DE N6KB
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