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I recently acquired one of these cheap 2m handhelds from China, an
FDC-150 I think. It's great for the price (£30) apart from a problem with QRM. I use the radio with a 3 element beam from SOTA activations from hill tops. It varies from location to location, but I often get strong intermodulation effects (caused by pagers I think). I suspect the radio, being wide band 136-174MHz, has insufficient filtering to reject these strong signals. The intermod is a real problem, as I am often unable to hear stations, or only get half of what they are saying before they are wiped out. I was wondering about building a 2m bandpass filter like the one at http://www.arrl.org/tis/info/pdf/0005054.pdf Does this look like a good bet? Also any ideas where I can get the semi-rigid coax (UT-141 or RG-402) in the UK? |
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