Re: [IRCA] Logging Radio Cadena Habana

["W. Curt Deegan" <WWWR@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Doug,

Generally, I think everyone would have better luck listening in U/LSB 
versus AM mode, because the 1100 carrier fluctuations are beating against 
the local inserted carrier, rather than against whatever carriers might 
happen be on the channel at any given location.  If there's not much else 
there wherever you are, then in AM mode the Wobbler could be missed, but it 
will jump out in U/LSB, just like a wispy carrier will when using the BFO.

Curt

At 07:02 PM 1/21/2006, you wrote:
>Curt,
>I don't think I got the wobbler nearly as well as the other guys in Oregon.
>Those guys all have talent.   Me?... I just sit on frequencies till they
>give up what I'm looking for, hi.  I split 6-7 hours last night (this
>morning) only on 1100 and 1680.  Thank goodness I moved the computer to my
>shack. It keeps me occupied when I'm listening.
>
>Anyways, I tried different settings on the receiver over the course of the
>morning. USB worked out better for me cause it cut out some local buzzing I
>was getting on the LSB.
>73- Doug


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