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Old January 18th 04, 06:13 PM
Carl / W5SU
 
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It might help some with regard to "intermod" - - that is, higher
frequency signals outside of the shortwave spectrum that are so strong
as to get into your receiver's mixer circuitry and come thru the radio
(that's quite a "loose" explanation). But much of the RF noice we're
bothered with is so broad-banded that it's actually at the frequency
your radio is tuned to. If you filter that out, you'll also filter out
what you're trying to listen to.


bob2 wrote:

Would a passive Low pass filter (1.6 to 30 Mhz), inline with the
radio's antenna, help to reduce RF noise?


 
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