I will have to redo my tests. As I think about it, it may have been
between letters that I was hearing rather than between elements.
The thumping on the Yaesu with the delay setting of 0 certainly put
me off the Yaesu as it got really tiring really fast.
I will try to optimize the timing for the Yaes and use Spectrogram to
hear instead of my ears and see what I come up with.
Thanks for all the input. I have gone back and checked out the past
discussion on improving K2 QSK by modifying R17.
Regards,
Raj
--
Rajiv Dewan, N2RD
[hidden email]
FN13fc
--
On Jul 20, 2006, at 10:49 AM,
[hidden email] wrote:
> You created your own problems with the FT1000MP. The QSK setting
> does not
> actually change the speed of anything but the reenabling of the
> audio. When
> you set the QSK to "0" the audio comes back on before the radio
> even unkeys,
> hence all thumping.
>
> Neither the MP nor the K2 have fast QSK. Both can no longer hear
> between
> elements after about 22 wpm at best, though you can hear between
> leters. But
> you must set the MP QSK timing slower, which will not slow down the
> QSK, only
> disappear the audio clicks and thumps.
>
> How slow? Well... a dit or an element space at 60 wpm is 20 ms long.
> Certainly no need to set it any shorter than that! Experiment, but
> I know you
> will be surprised and pleased how nice the Mp sounds when set to 20
> ms, and
> the reality of the QSK is that it will not be slowed by increasing
> the audio
> delay so that you don't hear the actual switching of stages.
>
> Have fun!
>
> 73
>
> Fred - kt5x
>
> K2 # 700
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