[R-390] Testing R-390 Mechanical Filters at a swap meet
Chris Kepus
ckepus at comcast.net
Tue Jan 22 15:56:22 EST 2008
What is the "least complicated method"* to test a mechanical filter that is
out of the receiver to determine if it is "good"**.
What is the "absolute simplest and fastest method"** to test a mechanical
filter that is out of the receiver to determine if there is a *high
probability* it is "good"**.
*Assumptions for "least complicated method":
Test equipment available: Signal Generator or variable oscillator capable of
generating a signal at 455 KHz.; VTVM; Frequency counter. Possibly a signal
or dual trace scope. (no spectrum analyzer available) Reference procedure:
http://jlkolb.cts.com/site/MFtest.htm by KK6IL
**Assumptions for "absolute simpliest and fastest method"*: You are at a
swap meet. You have nothing to test with other than a cigarette lighter, a
cell phone and a Swiss Army knife. (LOL) Keep going >>>> Seriously, what can
you carry with you that will perform a high probability test that will show
the filter is not damaged internally as not to be DOA? Is there a filter
"continuity" test?? Nothing found on a Google search.
Looking forward to your comments.
Thanks,
Chris
W7JPG
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