Interference has always been one of the greatest impediments to communications, regardless of frequency. If an amateur with a strong signal transmits right on a frequency where a weak signal is present, there is virtually no way you can copy the weaker signal unless the stronger station stops transmitting. But, interference isn't confined to the simple case described above. The latter may be transmitted, or locally generated in the receiver. Using CW provides a partial solution to the interference problem.
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An accurate digital multimeter with a high-voltage probe for safe measurement of voltages above V. For more sophisticated station adjustment SSB audio, modulation envelope, tones in digital modes etc. A good-quality frequency counter with a minimum frequency range of MHz, preferably with a 1 GHz C-channel. Radio amateurs who are interested in aligning and repairing their own or their friends' radio gear may wish to go a few steps further:.
MST Monday - Friday. D Octave 70 87 20 F. Otherwise dynamic range independent of signal spacing. The dB value is no longer valid.