RE: [amsat-bb] ZRO and ClearSpeech/DSP stuff

[Scott Townley <nx7u@xxxxxxxx>]

I don't know the exact details of how the ZRO runs, but if it's possible, 
to compare how low you can go (sounds like a limbo contest!) without the 
DSP, and how low you can do with the DSP.
"They say" that the DSPs can remove 8-10dB worth of noise, but does that 
translate into a true 8-10dB improvement in aural S/N?  That's the question 
(to me, never having owned a DSP unit)


At 15:48 2003-02-06, Gunther Meisse wrote:
>Scott,
>Exactly what would you like us to look for and measure?
>73
>Gunther
>W8GSM
>
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>Subject: [amsat-bb] ZRO and ClearSpeech/DSP stuff
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>It would be MOST informative if any operators using either built-in DSP, or
>especially applique DSP (e.g., ClearSpeech systems) to report on their ZRO
>results with the DSP on and off...
>
>Scott Townley NX7U
>Gilbert, AZ  DM43di
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