Does that mean that if we substitute the 2.8kHz 8 pole filter for the
2.7kHz 5 pole then we'll get a slightly cleaner transmit signal, too?
73, doug
From: wayne burdick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 1 May 2007 10:21:38 -0700
If you wish to transmit in wide-band modes (AM, ESSB, FM), you'll need
to have the corresponding wide filter bandwidths installed in the main
receiver. This is because the transmitter and main receiver share the
same circuitry. By "wide", I mean:
AM or ESSB KFL3A-6.0 (6 kHz)
FM KFL3B-FM (approx. 13 kHz)
Of course you can also install wide filters on the subreceiver.
This information is being added to the order form. My apologies for any
inconvenience due to not explaining this sooner.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
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