gb wrote:

Unless you specifically want a Kenwood part for restoration originality,
etc.
There is always International Radio (INRAD)
http://www.qth.com/inrad/

International Radio is a supplier of custom designed, high performance
quartz crystal filters for communications receivers and transceivers.
Filters are available for communications receivers and transceivers. This
includes ICOM, Yaesu, Kenwood, Drake, Heath, as well as special designs for
experimental work.

These guys do nice work. I will suggest getting an 8 KC filter instead of
the 6 KC one, though. Noisier, but better-sounding.
--scott
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In article , Scott Dorsey wrote:
These guys do nice work. I will suggest getting an 8 KC filter instead of
the 6 KC one, though. Noisier, but better-sounding.

I have a 4kHz one in my R5000 (compatible with the TS-430). I prefer that to
the Kenwood high qaulity 6kHz one.

My 430 has the filter so I can't test it, but if you look on the mods pages
you find a way of twisting knobs to get it to work without a filter.

You could also try the ts-430 yahoo group.

Geoff.


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