Many thanks for replies.
I made ordering and took 2,8 and 400 filters. The same as main rx. I think
that is best choice, if I will be interesting diversity receiving in the
future.
juha - oh6os
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Juha,
I have 2.7, 1.8, 500 and 250 in my main RX.
In the subRX I have 2.7 and 400hz.
DSP is usually 200 to 350 hz.
Diversity works fine.
In fact it's amazing!
-Robby
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On 3/9/2011 6:48 AM, Mike Markowski wrote:
> Yes, I would recommend having both matching filters in your subreceiver.
One variation on that. While your technique of using the wide filter to
listen on the DX frequency is a good one, the lower cost 2.7 kHz filter
accomplishes that just fine. The
Juha,
Yes, I would recommend having both matching filters in your subreceiver.
In my main receiver I have filters for 13/6/2.8/0.4 kHz. In the sub I chose
only 2.8/0.4 kHz filters and am happy with the choice. I've found no need (so
far!) for AM & FM filters in the sub.
Here's why I like the 2
Hi Juha,
If you are going to use it for Diversity RX, the best option is to
have the same set of filters on both receivers. That way the
characteristics of the two receivers are the same in the presence of
strong adjacent signals. If you have the 400hz filter on the main rx,
and 500 on the sub, an
Hello,
I am thinking to buy KRX3. The main K3 I have 2,8 kHz and 400 Hz filters.
What I need to subRX? Is 2,7 and 500 good choice and do I need KFLMATCH?
juha - oh6os
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K3#2100
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