[ICOM] re: speaker filter

[Carl Vangsness]

I also use the Clearspeech box that came with their inferior speaker. I 
replaced the speaker with a Motorola MICOR (unpowered) speaker from the 
old mobile radio of the same name. Great performance. Can't possibly 
overdrive a Micor speaker. They can be found at hamfests all over for 
less than $10.00.

73, Carl, WCØV

Scott Vanzandt wrote:

>I use a clearspeach box and it works well for me. I use it in the mobile and
>it removes 90%+ of powerline noise etc. It does well with common noise and
>any cyclic repetitive noises. When you turn it on, it takes 1-2 seconds to
>"learn the noise" then it just disappears. Try their website for a demo. I
>think West mountain Radio sell them. If you can't find the info on them
>email me at scott at vzandt.net and I'll dig it up. There are two versions
>either with or without speaker. I use the one without and plug either
>headphones or an external speaker into it.
>
>Scott
>N2WMD
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Hart Engel [mailto:va3kis at hotmail.com] 
>Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 4:55 PM
>To: icom at mailman.qth.net
>Subject: [ICOM] re: speaker filter
>
>I would like to know if there is a filter that I can buy or build that will 
>remove the hash noise (fried egg sound as i call it) that I can put into a 
>external speaker or headphones. If I can't build one, can anyone recommend a
>
>external speaker or headphones with this type of filter system. And yes I 
>have searched the web and found very little on the subject.
>
>Hart
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