i need a filter for my part 15 am radio just to be on the safe side
cause the army choppers fly around here frequently

Probably not a problem. There communications are normally FM. The only AM is
on the aeronautic band around 120 Mhz and Army common 243 Mhz. :)

How much power are you running, and on which frequency? Necessary info to
help you with a filter.

"Pirate Radio" wrote in message
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i need a filter for my part 15 am radio just to be on the safe side
cause the army choppers fly around here frequently

the freq will be 1700. not much power not over 5 watts also i am in the
country only a few people live around me so i can crank up the power lol
thanks for the info

On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 01:50:03 -0500, (Pirate Radio)
wrote:

the freq will be 1700. not much power not over 5 watts also i am in the
country only a few people live around me so i can crank up the power lol
thanks for the info

Lemme see.... At 1700 KHz I would say that the optimum filter would
be a piece of copper strap about 1/4" wide and 1/2" long placed right
across the output of the transmitter.

Stop back sometime and let us know how this works out.

On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 01:50:03 -0500, (Pirate Radio)
wrote:

the freq will be 1700. not much power not over 5 watts also i am in the
country only a few people live around me so i can crank up the power lol
thanks for the info

Scarcely seems like a "Part 15" AM station under those conditions?

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well almost part 15.