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The short answer: Zero beat is when your BFO is on the same apparent ... zero beat an AM signal, it is called ECSS or exalted carrier single sideband reception. http://groups.google.com/g/5537feeb/t/8bb71e4b9ca82298/.../c31230415d0aa717?... |
This gives an audio response of about 200-400 hz to the filter BW+(200-400hz). It also means you CAN'T hear the zero beat. It also gives single signal reception ... http://groups.google.com/g/d5a7ff03/t/b1c34b2742e7f614/.../1378d13667a6f271?... |
Zero beating *will* yield the correct frequency if the receiver is set for SSB reception. However, in a receiver with good SSB filters, the signal may disappear ... http://groups.google.com/g/d5a7ff03/t/63ee3b9653a2c07/d/1d754c7b513d7a55?... |
It's nearly impossible to zero beat with such coarse tuning. Even fine tuning adjustments for SSB reception like on the Grundig YB-400 only marginally work. http://groups.google.com/g/5537feeb/t/b08a6595c9244222/.../43b01a29aed20fe7?... |
With ANY offset, you can adjust the IF Shift to get single signal reception< /b> or misadjust it to get both sides of zero beat. There ya go. But the way it was described, ... http://groups.google.com/g/0bc7fef4/t/81d00e676fd74159/d/e65aaee71ca06cf6?... |
I was able to zero beat on the second harmonic with an AM station at 910 khz. ... I aligned my radio and the reception is much improved, (Philco 40-95). However ... http://groups.google.com/g/d117fef3/t/8113da9e7153b7df/d/cc7ae0a0c9c6d9dd?... |
Even if you zero beat a rock solid AM shortwave piano concerto listening on usb ... of normal SSB reception plus you will hear a hetrodyne when tuned off center. http://groups.google.com/g/2be7fef9/t/58d680a20b6be7b7/.../9f8820165926dd59?... |
... CS nightmare - "were you standing near anyone else with a cellphone when you had this reception problem, Sir?". Back in the 80s, Multitone had zero beat IF ... http://groups.google.com/g/0337ff07/t/bdffa5a900f928a0/d/88612cd8fcbe8969?... |
You will also hear a hellacious howl as you "zero beat" the AM signal's carrier. The same may be observed, in reverse, if the RCVR is set for LSB reception. http://groups.google.com/g/2e17feed/t/e7e591e96881519a/.../d6a648c3bc9507cb?... |
... described as manual sync detection (a true sync detector holds the zero beat ... It allows better reception of a regular (AM mode) signal, decreasing fading and ... http://groups.google.com/g/5537feeb/t/6f1ca5a524ceff37/d/b208caae80adddcc?... |
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