[Kenwood] CW filter question

Wed, 15 Jan 2003 03:24:21 +0000

Frank, a few years ago when I was about to put cw filters in my 850 (yes,=
 it
has the 8.83 mhz IF and the 455khz IF also) I contacted Inrad and asked
about using 250 hz filters. Their suggestion was to use 400 hz filters in
both IF's as they said the 250 hz would ring too much. So that is what I
went with. Maybe some others have different opinions, but I have been hap=
py
with the  2 400 hz Inrad filters in the 850. =0D
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Mike - K9MI=0D
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Date: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 2:41:50 AM=0D
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Hi all=0D
I have a CW filter question for the 450/690. I am planning on having one =
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wide and one 270 wide filter for contesting. The idea is to use the 500 w=
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CQ'ing so that I can hear somebody if they're a bit off from me, and to u=
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the 270 for S&P where I already have the other staion tuned. Since I have=
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choice of which IF to put which filter, does anybody have a suggestion on=
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whether the 270 should go in the 8.8 or the 455 spot?=0D
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Also - is the 850 similar in filter arrangement to the 450?=0D
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Tnx=0D
Frank=0D
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