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![]() "bobinphx" wrote in message news:L6KCc.1254$Ph.98@fed1read06... To All, I just purchased a Lafayette kt-200 and research on the net says it has a jack for a Q multiplier. Further research on a Q multiplier shows that is some how acts like crystal filter, only variable and it appears that it can also boost poor signals??? Can someone give me a readers digest, not overly technical explanation of "how do it work" ????? and how well does it work???? In addition any suggestions as to which model, of the many that heathkit sold, would be, arguably, the best for this application..... Bob in phx Bob A Heathkit QF-1 Q-Multiplier should serve well, since the KT-200 (HE-10 factory wired version) both are designed for 455 kHz IFs. Good luck! That was my first ham receiver. Peter |
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