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July 23rd 03, 01:09 PM
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Hello
So, If I had a receiver capable of AM reception, then a CW filter would work? No, then you will need a beatoscillator. No sound is transmitted when you use CW, the transmitter in only turned on and off, so on a AM radio you only hear an interupted carrier and no tone. Regards Max |
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