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On Mar 12, 1:48*pm, "Howard James"
wrote: I'm building a 2 metre Rx with an IF of 10.7 MHz. It will be used for FM. I have three crystal filters with the following bandwidths: 15 KHz; +/- 6 KHz and +/- 3.75 KHz. Which one should I use? Thanks. Howard. Hey OT: In ITU region 1 you use +/- 3.75Khz. If you are across the pond then use +/- 6Khz. Since they spell metre that way across the pond I think you are going to be using +/- 6Khz 73 OT de n8zu |
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..... Since they spell metre that way across the pond I think you are going
to be using +/- 6Khz... It depends on what kind of metre! 5kHz is the norm. JOHN |
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On Mar 20, 12:31*pm, "John W"
wrote: .... Since they spell metre that way across the pond I think you are going to be using +/- 6Khz... It depends on what kind of metre! 5kHz is the norm. JOHN Hey OM: That may be so, maybe you should looky at a Kenwood TM261EJ, designed for the European market, it has a 20Khz channel spacing on 2 metres, I wonder why? Since 5Khz is the norm BW? 73 OT de n8zu |
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