FWIW, I would also like that feature.
Would also like being able to adjust the pitch of a received signal
for optimal copy without moving it in the passband. (You can do this
indirectly with PITCH, except you can't listen to the actual signal
while you are adjusting it; only the sidetone. Even if you turn MON to
zero, there are still no signals audible while PITCH is engaged.)
73,
Drew
AF2Z
On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 10:41:57 -0400, Dale wrote:
>While trying to work D64K the other night on 20m CW with the filters
>tightened down to about 100Hz around D64K (to filter out the typical
>tuner-uppers, 'up'-cops, and stations calling on or nearly on
>frequency) I wished that there was a way to offset the sidetone
>frequency just a bit so that it wasn't the same as the filter center
>frequency. This issue is that when operating fast QSK where the DX
>station is tightly centered in the filter bandpass, my own sidetone gets
>in the way of being able to hear the DX station since the frequency is
>the same. If the sidetone could be offset 50 to 100 Hz above or below
>the filter center frequency, this masking would no longer occur.
>
>Any chance that this capability already exists and I just haven't
>discovered it yet?
>
>73, Dale
>WA8SRA
>
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