Neil Smith G4DBN
The resolution on the waterfall screen is fixed by the bandwidth mode, so if it is set to 156kHz, the raw BW is 192kHz and there are 16384 bins so you get 11.7Hz/bin. In the IF, you get less bandwidth and higher resolution, so 48kHz/16384 = 2.9Hz. For any higher res, I just use Spectrum Lab at audio, with FFT length 262144 at 48k sample rate, even without further decimation, that gets you to 250mHz or so. I guess you could output a 48kHz IF from a VRX into Spectrum Lab via a VAC and use it on a wider span than AF. Not tried it though. Neil G4DBN
On 17/01/2020 10:20, John Fell wrote:
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