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Bob wrote:
Hi, Like I mentioned in a previous post, I have a WinRadio Excalibur SDR being fed by a PAR EF-SWL antenna. Would like to improve the S/N ratio a bit. After the PAR Balun, I have the typical coax run to the house. I will get some of those snap on ferrites, as suggested, and try them out. I have tried unplugging just about all of my wall warts in the vicinity, the LinkSys Router and the Comcast Modem. Surprisingly, at least to me, no discernable changes. I see WinRadio offers, for $50 (ugh), a Common Mode Choke to go on the coax at its end, right where it joins the Excalibur module. (see specs, below) Think it's worth a try ? Why ? Thoughts on ? See this: http://www.audiosystemsgroup.com/RFI-Ham.pdf for lots of explanation about chokes, filtering, which mixes to use, where some sources of interference come from, etc. |
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