What would cause a backward/reverse swing on the signal/modulation
meter?

On Thu, 1 Apr 2004 10:48:58 -0700 (MST), (BUCKEYE
FAN) wrote:

What would cause a backward/reverse swing on the signal/modulation
meter?

Could be an antenna problem, or more likely you don't have enough
carrier for the amount of modulation. Cranking up power mikes or
turning up the mike gain can cause it. Some radios "show" reverse
swing when there is nothing wrong.

In ,
(BUCKEYE FAN) wrote:

What would cause a backward/reverse swing on the signal/modulation
meter?


Is the meter on the radio or a stand-alone unit? What make/model of meter/radio?
On which setting is it swinging backwards: signal, power or modulation?






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Lancer wrote:
On Thu, 1 Apr 2004 10:48:58 -0700 (MST), (BUCKEYE
FAN) wrote:

What would cause a backward/reverse swing on the signal/modulation
meter?

Could be an antenna problem, or more likely you don't have enough
carrier for the amount of modulation. Cranking up power mikes or
turning up the mike gain can cause it. Some radios "show" reverse
swing when there is nothing wrong.

Or someone has used a golden screwdriver on it.

Too high of a deadkey.

Chris
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What would cause a backward/reverse swing on the signal/modulation
meter?