20-10-2021, 11:55 PM
Hi Wayne,
when you said this "and the other noise that attaches itself to my signal on 14Mhz" this peaked my attention, for a long time on 160 metres if I transmit there with a digital signal of any sort I get after a few minutes a carrier that sweeps slowly back and forth across my TX signal. If I wait for 5 or more minutes it then stops its sweep and goes away. if I fire up again, particularly on WSPR then this sweeper comes back. The longer I transmit for the closer it ends up to my origin frequency. Is this anything like what you are experiencing on 14 MHz?
when you said this "and the other noise that attaches itself to my signal on 14Mhz" this peaked my attention, for a long time on 160 metres if I transmit there with a digital signal of any sort I get after a few minutes a carrier that sweeps slowly back and forth across my TX signal. If I wait for 5 or more minutes it then stops its sweep and goes away. if I fire up again, particularly on WSPR then this sweeper comes back. The longer I transmit for the closer it ends up to my origin frequency. Is this anything like what you are experiencing on 14 MHz?
Peter Sumner, vk5pj
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