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[@rightman1347]

Great. Definitely not wasting my time! Always enjoy your shows. Thank you!

[@hamrad88]

Thank you for watching and have a great day.

[@guthrieoklahomachannel1]

At 10:14 that was AM I think. One easy way to tell if a transmission is on the sideband is to note the waterfall. If that had been LSB, all of the modulation on the waterfall would have been at the left of the center frequency. Thanks for all your videos, I really enjoy all of them.

[@hamrad88]

@guthrieoklahomachannel1 thanks for your support and have a great day.

[@JohnTomlinson-g4x]

What type of radio are you using?

[@hamrad88]

Many. During my testing I was using my RSPduo SDR.

[@JohnTomlinson-g4x]

@@hamrad88 Ok I was wondering and I have the SDR Play but I don't have it in use right now. I will be hopefully hooking it up again. I am AG5K and been a ham for 41 years . I'm 68 now. Very nice to meet you Tom. 73 for now.

[@hamrad88]

@@JohnTomlinson-g4x Good to hear from you and have a great day.

[@Kibwunga]

I am not sure you fundamentally understand resonance of antennas and what the G5RV is designed for. Various antennas have different noise characteristics. Unless you have an impedance matching circuit, the G5RV will not serve you well. The G5RV is really not a multi band antenna. It's a 20 meter design.

[@hamrad88]

Mine came with s matching device and it has served me well over the entire shortwave band.

[@Kibwunga]

@ what matching device if I may ask?

[@dmsadigitalmediaservicesar2586]

hEY, mY sdrplay duo IS THE SAME WAY, ITS USELESS AS ITS SO DAMN NOISY, I GET FAR BETTER RESULTS FROM THE rtl sdr v3 AND v4