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Old September 15th 03, 12:59 AM
Leland C. Scott
 
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"Fred McKenzie" wrote in message
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Does anybody know of a 5 or 6 KHz wide AM

filter
for the Icom 706mkiig rig?

Leland-

There is an FL-102, 6 KHz 9 MHz IF AM filter

listed in an old catalog for the
IC-775DSP. AES has it still listed, but as

discontinued. Since this radio
uses some of the same 9 MHz filters, it might be

possible the FL-102 would be
compatible with the IC-706 if a) you can find a

place to put it, and b) you can
find a way to select it while in AM mode.

I have the original IC-706 with a narrow

sideband filter installed. When in AM
mode, it is possible to select a "NAR" filter,

but I'm not sure if it is
choosing the stock SSB filter, or the optional

narrow SSB filter. I suspect it
is using the stock filter, but haven't done a

test to find out.

I suppose the easiest case would be if the

FL-102 fits in place of your
original AM filter.


It looks like you have to mod the rig to get it to
correctly select the optional filter
in AM mode.

http://kj9t.150m.com/706M2G_AM_Mod/index.html


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