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Dirty Green
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Are there any mods, to improve AM modulation of the 2510? I'm not a "swing fanatic" but I was hoping to get the AM side tuned up competition style.
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Dirty Green
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Are there any mods, to improve AM modulation of the 2510? I'm not a "swing fanatic" but I was hoping to get the AM side tuned up competition style.
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I personally suggest trying the Mic Gain Mod first...
It is the easies and safest bet..
As stated on my mod page, it does not remove the AMC function just
changes the upper limit, This will help prevent 'Over Modulation"
but will allow a Power mic to perform much better and also even improve the Stock mics high end modulation.
I have found that the Variable power mod also adds punch to the Modulation, after you add the mic gain mod, because now when you lower the output power, your audio can drive over the carrier better.
Roger
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It is the easies and safest bet..
As stated on my mod page, it does not remove the AMC function just
changes the upper limit, This will help prevent 'Over Modulation"
but will allow a Power mic to perform much better and also even improve the Stock mics high end modulation.
I have found that the Variable power mod also adds punch to the Modulation, after you add the mic gain mod, because now when you lower the output power, your audio can drive over the carrier better.
Roger
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I personally suggest trying the Mic Gain Mod first...
It is the easies and safest bet..
As stated on my mod page, it does not remove the AMC function just
changes the upper limit, This will help prevent 'Over Modulation"
but will allow a Power mic to perform much better and also even improve the Stock mics high end modulation.
I have found that the Variable power mod also adds punch to the Modulation, after you add the mic gain mod, because now when you lower the output power, your audio can drive over the carrier better.
Roger
<img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/laugh.gif ALT=":lol">
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It is the easies and safest bet..
As stated on my mod page, it does not remove the AMC function just
changes the upper limit, This will help prevent 'Over Modulation"
but will allow a Power mic to perform much better and also even improve the Stock mics high end modulation.
I have found that the Variable power mod also adds punch to the Modulation, after you add the mic gain mod, because now when you lower the output power, your audio can drive over the carrier better.
Roger
<img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/laugh.gif ALT=":lol">
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Tumbleweed
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Note:
Clipping D29 will DISABLE the AMC, Not always the best way to improve modulation, and may(probably) cause the radio to overdrive.
Rogerbird
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Clipping D29 will DISABLE the AMC, Not always the best way to improve modulation, and may(probably) cause the radio to overdrive.
Rogerbird
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Note:
Clipping D29 will DISABLE the AMC, Not always the best way to improve modulation, and may(probably) cause the radio to overdrive.
Rogerbird
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Clipping D29 will DISABLE the AMC, Not always the best way to improve modulation, and may(probably) cause the radio to overdrive.
Rogerbird
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