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How do you fine tune the width and frequency of a TNF?

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David43
David43 Member ✭✭
in Maestro

My Setup: Operating in SSDR via my Laptop and have the Maestro C in SmartControl Mode so as to have control of buttons and sliders via the mouse on the laptop and buttons and knobs on the Maestro.

According to the Maestro C User Guide the BW SELECT can be used to fine tune the TNF frequency and width. This procedure for fine tuning the TNF does not seem to work. Any help with fine tuning the TNF both with the Maestro and SSDR would be greatly appreciated.

David, K1MT

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  • John KB4DU
    John KB4DU Member ✭✭✭✭
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    Yes as above. Also, with right click can adjust the depth of the null and make it permanent if desired.

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  • Geoff AB6BT
    Geoff AB6BT Member ✭✭✭
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    If I recall correctly, in SSDR click inside the TNF and slide the cursor up and down.

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