What is the General Coverage Receive Filter, how does it work? If it is just
another roofing filters, why not just use the 6.0 filter?
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Joe -
You're confusing the band pass filtering (allow 20 meter band into
the radio) with roofing / IF filters (allow this narrow slice of
spectrum into the radio).
On 7/28/08, Joe Word [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the General Coverage Receive Filter, how does it work? If it is just
Joe asked:
What is the General Coverage Receive Filter, how does it work? If it is
just
another roofing filters, why not just use the 6.0 filter?
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It's not, Joe. The KBPF3 provides additional receiver input bandpass
filters.
The input
I'd been meaning to ask for a while; what is the motivation for those
of you who have ordered the general coverage receiver option? i.e. what
makes it worth the extra $129 ??
~Iain
Ron D'Eau Claire wrote on 07/28/08 07:35:
Joe asked:
What is the General Coverage Receive Filter, how does
: [Elecraft] K3: General Coverage Receive Filter
I'd been meaning to ask for a while; what is the motivation for
those
of you who have ordered the general coverage receiver option? i.e.
what
makes it worth the extra $129 ??
~Iain
Ron D'Eau Claire wrote on 07/28/08 07:35:
Joe asked
In my case the motivation was simple: I wanted to save the $1000+ it would
otherwise
have cost me to purchase a second-hand Drake R8B or JRC NRD-545!
Now if only we could get the synchronous AM detection upgrade, I'd be happier
than
a pig in poop. (Nudge, nudge...)
Mark
Hi Mark,
Can you be more specific? What function of the Drake or JRC could you
not replace without the general coverage receiver option ?
~Iain
Mark Volstad wrote on 07/28/08 11:38:
In my case the motivation was simple: I wanted to save the $1000+ it would
otherwise
have cost me to
11:57 AM
To: Mark Volstad
Cc: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3: General Coverage Receive Filter
Hi Mark,
Can you be more specific? What function of the Drake or JRC could you
not replace without the general coverage receiver option ?
~Iain
Mark Volstad wrote on 07/28/08
MacDonnell - K6IAM [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, July 28, 2008 14:57
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3: General Coverage Receive Filter
To: Mark Volstad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Hi Mark,
Can you be more specific? What function of the Drake or JRC
could you
not replace without
: [Elecraft] K3: General Coverage Receive Filter
The Drake and JRC models I mentioned are not amateur transceivers; they are
highly-regarded shortwave receivers. Like many others, I became a ham only
after
developing a strong interest in shortwave and AM broadcast band DXing during
my teens.
You
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Date: Monday, July 28, 2008 16:46
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] K3: General Coverage Receive Filter
To: 'Mark Volstad' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Mark when you do this are you using the RX ANT jack or are you
using the
standard input?
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