Re: Topband: CNN notch filter recommendations

2017-05-14 Thread JC
[mailto:topband-boun...@contesting.com] On Behalf Of Kevin KL7KY Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2017 12:55 PM To: topband@contesting.com Subject: Topband: CNN notch filter recommendations Hi all,Has anyone had "success" notching out a single AM bcb station that +50dB?I see a lot of b

Re: Topband: CNN notch filter recommendations

2017-05-14 Thread Kevin KL7KY
-09:00) To: 'Kevin KL7KY' <kl...@mtaonline.net>, topband@contesting.com Subject: RE: Topband: CNN notch filter recommendations Here you can see the measured response of the filter in the commercial K9AY controller. http://www.wolfrfsystems.com/Specs.html Jim, KR9U ___ >On 5/

Re: Topband: CNN notch filter recommendations

2017-05-14 Thread James Wolf
Here you can see the measured response of the filter in the commercial K9AY controller. http://www.wolfrfsystems.com/Specs.html Jim, KR9U ___ >On 5/14/2017 9:55 AM, Kevin KL7KY wrote: > Hi all,Has anyone had "success" notching out a single AM bcb station > that +50dB?I see a lot of bcb

Re: Topband: CNN notch filter recommendations

2017-05-14 Thread Richard (Rick) Karlquist
I've done a lot of filter design. I am assuming that your requirement is to remove a single station, and that you don't have any requirement to pass the rest of the BCB band. The question is: which is more difficult: a single frequency notch or a traditional high pass filter that filters out

Topband: CNN notch filter recommendations

2017-05-14 Thread Kevin KL7KY
Hi all,Has anyone had "success" notching out a single AM bcb station that +50dB?I see a lot of bcb filters that are commercially made, but wanted some real world feedback from someone that has dealt with it.I'm looking for something that I can leave in-line between the rig and the amp - that