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SRF-M37W curiosity
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Steve KT5H
When I awoke this morning, there were way too many lightning crashes
on the MW band here, so I tuned to the weather band to listen to the forecast. In doing so, I noticed that the battery indicator showed full capacity while on the MW band, but upon switching to either of the FM bands or weather band, it fell to one bar. Has anyone else experienced this with their M37W? Do you know the cause? Does the FM circuitry require substantially more current than the MW circuitry, thus the battery indicator reflects that difference? Just one of those things that make you go "hmmm..." 72 es gud dx, Steve |
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R. Mark Barnett
--- On Tue, 6/28/11, Steve Porter wrote:
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bbwrwy
I own several M37V/W receivers and there
is no change in the battery indicator switching from AM to FM bands.
Good DX.
Richard.
Richard Allen
36°22'51"N / 97°26'35"W (near Perry OK USA) |
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Steve KT5H
Thanks, Richard.
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I took another look at it last night. This time, there was no change between MW & FM, but the indicator dropped from 3 segments to 1 segment when I switched to weather band. When I switched back to MW, it came back up to 3 segments and remained there. Curious. 72 es gud dx, Steve --- In ultralightdx@..., "Richard Allen" <richarda@...> wrote:
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Antonios Kekalos <akekalos@...>
I have two m37W and there is no change in the battery indicator switching between AM/FM/WX on either unit.
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On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 8:18 AM, Richard Allen <richarda@...> wrote:
-- Tony, N4RNI Traverse City, MI Not every conspiracy is a theory-AMC's Rubicon If you don't stand for something, you will fall for anything-Malcolm X |
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