Reverse Split???

[Bruce & Gab]

Worked S01WS on 30m backwards last night.  By that I mean I wasn't hearing
him on the Main RX and just happen to be listening to the Sub RX, tuning
around for the pile-up, when I realized I was hearing him and not the
pile-up on the Sub.

I checked and double checked the settings for both RX to ensure I didn't
have something turned on the Main that was causing me not to be able to hear
him. Both Main and Sub were set up the same.  I could hear him on the Sub,
but not the Main, weird.

Also, playing in the 160 m contest, I noticed that the Main RX is hearing
signals the Sub is not.  Even when I have both on the same Freq there is a
noticeable difference in what the Main and Sub are hearing.

Ideas?

73 de Bruce, N7TY
White Plains, MD


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[Arie Kleingeld PA3A-2]

Bruce,

There are a few top-of-mind options:
- the connected antennas to the two RX's (AUX and MAIN)
- the use of the RX ant port
- RF and AF settings of both RX's

73
Arie PA3A


I checked and double checked the settings for both RX to ensure I didn't
have something turned on the Main that was causing me not to be able to hear
him. Both Main and Sub were set up the same.  I could hear him on the Sub,
but not the Main, weird.

Also, playing in the 160 m contest, I noticed that the Main RX is hearing
signals the Sub is not.  Even when I have both on the same Freq there is a
noticeable difference in what the Main and Sub are hearing.

Ideas?

73 de Bruce, N7TY
White Plains, MD


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[Bruce & Gab]

See below

73 de Bruce, N7TY
White Plains, MD

-----Original Message-----
From: Elecraft [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Arie
Kleingeld PA3A
Sent: Monday, January 26, 2015 09:06
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Reverse Split???

Bruce,

There are a few top-of-mind options:
- the connected antennas to the two RX's (AUX and MAIN)  ONLY HAVE ONE ANT,
CONNECTED TO ANT 1 JACK.
- the use of the RX ant port NOTHING CONNECTED TO THIS PORT
- RF and AF settings of both RX's  BOTH MAXED OUT TO THE LEFT

73
Arie PA3A


I checked and double checked the settings for both RX to ensure I didn't
have something turned on the Main that was causing me not to be able to hear
him. Both Main and Sub were set up the same.  I could hear him on the Sub,
but not the Main, weird.

Also, playing in the 160 m contest, I noticed that the Main RX is hearing
signals the Sub is not.  Even when I have both on the same Freq there is a
noticeable difference in what the Main and Sub are hearing.

Ideas?

73 de Bruce, N7TY
White Plains, MD


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