[Yaesu] Mechanical vs. Crystal filters
Hans Remeeus
hans at remeeus.nl
Wed Aug 16 15:20:10 EDT 2006
4 x yes.
Some examples:
The Inrad #705F (500 Hz) and #712F (300 Hz) Collins filter have a shape
factor of more than 2.5.
#705F - BW6: 595 Hz, BW60: 1.560 Hz (pancake)
#712F - BW6: 340 Hz, BW60: 850 Hz
The Inrad #702 (2100 Hz) and #714 (1800 Hz) criystal filters have a
shape factor of 1.5.
#702 - BW6: 2.175, BW60: 3.350 Hz
#714 - BW6: 1.925 Hz, BW60: 2.862 Hz
All are 455 kHz IF-filters.
Those are significant differences!
73,
Hans Remeeus (PA1HR)
http://www.remeeus.eu
Communication is about people, the rest is technology.
kd4e schreef:
> > Hans Remeeus wrote:
>> The marketing of Collins filters is excellent.
>> The performance of e.g. Inrad crystal filters is even better...
>
> Please clarify ...
>
> Is the consensus that, for example, in a Yaesu
> FT-897D one were to remove the "Collins" mechanical
> filters and replace them with Inrad crystal filters
> one would see a discernible difference?
>
> Would the difference be worth the hassle?
>
> Or is the difference only discernible in the lab?
>
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