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It would be interesting to know what was different about his filter. Do you
know? K8AC "Dale Parfitt" wrote in message news:3Q03e.27300 snip One aspect of filters that has long been either ignored or overlooked ( even though W7ZOI details it in EMRFD) is group delay. A friend (N2PK) recently sent me 2 WAV files of a Yaesu 1000 stock 250Hz filter and his homebrew 250 Hz filter. The difference was remarkable- his filter was much cleaner and crisper sounding, no ringing. Great care was taken with group delay in his design. Dale W4OP |
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