Single Sideband SSB Viewer questions about how important it is to have it on a radio

Remember SSB also means you have Lower Sideband LSB and Upper Sideband USB

[@moona7744]

SSB is pretty well all I listen to. It's where the action is. Nice presentation! 👍

[@michaeledmonds3027]

Long time viewer... back when you used your R8500 and a RadioShack amplified speaker. Early on, I found fine frequency resolution and IF shift to make a huge difference after a proper wire antenna with a preselector.

[@dupo32]

I find SSB is really useful for shortwave and medium wave broadcasts as well. It gives you another option to kind of reconstruct those weak signals. I do find that on radios without it, depending on the signal, you can still kind of tell what hams are saying, and I can usually even pick up a few ft8 decodes. So it may be worth going through those bands even if you don’t have that feature!

[@scottforbes0]

I wish I was able to see this video when I was just starting out. Fortunately my first few radios had SSB.

[@brucecorbettn9bh398]

Good presentation.

[@johnbeckham1483]

I like my Sihuadon D-108 that has SSB built in! Thanks, Gilles...

[@Pedro-xr8rz]

At last I hear someone talking about the confusing SSB, that doesn't make much difference on the quality of the reception.

[@maxpayneau]

You share fantastic information for beginners. Maybe you could record a tutorial video about all amateur and broadcast bands. What are their properties and at what time of the day can they be listened to?

[@Steven-re7xt]

I got my hands on a tentec. V-bfo. And use that on my rig that don't have ssb. So as a bat man and Robin goes I decode that joker ssb. hi hi