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Old February 10th 09, 07:01 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors
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Default 3395 AM Filter

Tim Wescott wrote:


I believe there was a regular brand rig (Kenwood?) of about that era that
also used the same mixing scheme, and had the same frequency fixed IF, if
not all the same matching impedances. I can't really recall, though,
other than I was thumbing through a replacement filter catalog and
noticed it because I had the SB-201.


My fuzzy recollection says that 3395 shouldn't be difficult to find. A
check of completed auctions on ebay didn't bear that out. I suppose it
depends on how big of a hurry you're in

-Bill
 
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