Hello all. I'm a new FT991A owner and stepping up from a HT its been fantastic but a bit of a learning curve. Now that I'm comfortable with general operation I'd like to tweak some of my settings to improve audio quality (mainly RX, TX sounds good with just mic gain).
For now, I operate primarily on UHF/VHF in FM using repeaters or simplex nodes. I'm getting strong signals with good modulation but hearing a lot of noise (static, crackle, pops) on some repeaters as well as a constant low hum when I use the audio out the USB port in the back to my PC.
I've seen videos on youtube of the various filters (NB, DNR, DNF etc) but it seems these don't work on FM (only USB/SSB etc)? Can someone help me understand the reason for this or if there is a way to enable?
I'd also like to better understand the parametric EQ (is this for RX or TX?) and are there any general settings that would improve audio clarity for UHF/VHF wide FM (I know these will vary wildly depending on a number of variables but a good baseline would be helpful)?
Any other tips on improving RX audio for UHF/VHF FM would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you all in advance for any help you're able to provide.
For now, I operate primarily on UHF/VHF in FM using repeaters or simplex nodes. I'm getting strong signals with good modulation but hearing a lot of noise (static, crackle, pops) on some repeaters as well as a constant low hum when I use the audio out the USB port in the back to my PC.
I've seen videos on youtube of the various filters (NB, DNR, DNF etc) but it seems these don't work on FM (only USB/SSB etc)? Can someone help me understand the reason for this or if there is a way to enable?
I'd also like to better understand the parametric EQ (is this for RX or TX?) and are there any general settings that would improve audio clarity for UHF/VHF wide FM (I know these will vary wildly depending on a number of variables but a good baseline would be helpful)?
Any other tips on improving RX audio for UHF/VHF FM would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you all in advance for any help you're able to provide.