I am thinking about a home brew tracking preselector and started looking for other examples. Then I start to read that the Flex guys appear to be needing a preselector too! A bit of a surprise. Then
"Alas, no schematics so no chance to pick their brains without buying one. This I will not understand. If someone is going to copy your product, they will not be deterred by lack of a schematic." The
John and Rick Thanks! I retract my remarks WRT the Heros folk :-) I'll have to scratch my head/pencil. There is a temptation for multiple stages to make a 'modern' TRF set! As for the QRM. There is t
Or a notch filter. http://www.scott-inc.com/html/notch.htm Or this filter, which specifies 17 dB attenuation typical at 1690 kHz. http://cliftonlaboratories.com/z10020_am_medium_wave_band_reject_filt
Hi, These happened when I worked in Southeastern Minnesota in radio. In Faribault, MN, WA0SSN called me up one day asking if I could help with his 160 and 80 meter reception. The station had a Harris
You give up too easily, Bob. Here you will find schematic, bandpass curves, everything your little heart desires! (hi) https://herostechnology.co.uk/pdf/SCR_Preselector_CAT_User_manual_web.pdf The pr
Hmmm. I don't see any specs at all, only one plot of response to a filter centered on 7078 kHz, with a very broad frequency scale, nothing to indicate the degree of attenuation at close spacing. No B
Only about 10 dB of attenuation 1 MHz away from the tuned frequency. Not exactly brilliant. 73, Sinisa YT1NT, VE3EA _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesti
Yes, it looks like I spoke too soon. I was just on my way to bed, found this and downloaded it to read in detail tomorrow. Thought it had more detail. Sorry. 73 - Rick, DJ0IP (Nr. Frankfurt, Germany)
No experience with it, but this looks good at a first glance of specs and charts: OM Power - OM6BPF OM Power - OM6BPF OM Power was founded in 2004 as an initiative of two enthusiastic Slovak ham oper