Feeling stoopid
Discussion in 'CB Radio Forum' started by spindrift, Jan 31, 2024.
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As some have posted that they are basically using the RF gain as the squelch. By doing this they are defeating the purpose of the squelch. As an example with my RF gain clear up and the skip starts rolling with an s-9 or higher signal, I just turn my squelch up high enough not to hear the noise and skip. But I can still talk to someone close by. Now as the day goes on and the skip dies down, and I see the noise level is an s-3, I know the skip is gone so I just turn my squelch down till I hear the threshold (noise) and then turn the squelch up till it quits. This is the optimum performance for the radio to hear weak signals. So if you turn your RF gain down you can't tell by the S/RF meter that the skip is gone, because the RF gain effects the true readings of the S/RF meter.Another Canadian driver, mike5511, Timin770 and 2 others Thank this.
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