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June 24th 07, 07:20 PM
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Should I get the option SSB filter for my Kenwood TS-570?
Is the optional YK-88SN-1 SSB filter worth buying?
What do the add-on filters do anyway? Are they an improvement over the original filter, or do they just give you an optional bandwidth? -- Bob D. ND9B |
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June 25th 07, 01:32 AM
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Should I get the option SSB filter for my Kenwood TS-570?
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"Bob D." wrote: Is the optional YK-88SN-1 SSB filter worth buying? What do the add-on filters do anyway? Are they an improvement over the original filter, or do they just give you an optional bandwidth? Bob- I have that filter in my TS-690S (A TS-440 with 6 Meters). I can't say it is an "improvement" over the original filter other than as an optional bandwidth. To me, it is worth having the narrower filter when the band gets crowded, and it helps a little with noise as well. I understand the TS-570 has Audio DSP filtering. You may not need the noise reduction of a narrower filter, but Audio DSP won't remove interference from stations on an adjacent channel. Fred K4DII |
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