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I see. Well it is a very old meter. I guess i should try to find something more up to date for this.
As far as what im doing, if you inject a signal into a cb on frequncy and have a meter hooked to the speaker them while ajusting the rx pots you tune for higher reading on meter. And if you have the speaker also working then you tune by ear more signal and less nouse. This is the way ive been doing it for a while. I jnow its not as good as a sinad meter or a vtvm or scope but it works well after some practice.
I just didnt want to load the radio down too much when doing this so i wanted high impedance.

Does this make sence or am i pissing in the wind.

<blockquote data-quote="longhaireddwb" data-source="post: 423754" data-attributes="member: 8010">I see. Well it is a very old meter. I guess i should try to find something more up to date for this.As far as what im doing, if you inject a signal into a cb on frequncy and have a meter hooked to the speaker them while ajusting the rx pots you tune for higher reading on meter. And if you have the speaker also working then you tune by ear more signal and less nouse. This is the way ive been doing it for a while. I jnow its not as good as a sinad meter or a vtvm or scope but it works well after some practice.I just didnt want to load the radio down too much when doing this so i wanted high impedance.Does this make sence or am i pissing in the wind. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":-)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :-)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":-)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="longhaireddwb, post: 423754, member: 8010"] I see. Well it is a very old meter. I guess i should try to find something more up to date for this. As far as what im doing, if you inject a signal into a cb on frequncy and have a meter hooked to the speaker them while ajusting the rx pots you tune for higher reading on meter. And if you have the speaker also working then you tune by ear more signal and less nouse. This is the way ive been doing it for a while. I jnow its not as good as a sinad meter or a vtvm or scope but it works well after some practice. I just didnt want to load the radio down too much when doing this so i wanted high impedance. Does this make sence or am i pissing in the wind. :-) [/QUOTE]

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