Brandon673 wrote:
>
> I would like to hear opinions and reasons for the best filter to use for
> operating PSK31 with the K3.
>
You don't need anything more than the SSB filter. I agree with Don that to
provide the best chance of copying a signal it's best to use narrow
filtering around it but I would not go to the expense of buying a 200Hz
filter just for PSK31 operation even though that is probably the mode I use
most often. I have a 500Hz filter which I got for CW use which obviously
comes into play when I reduce the bandwidth to 500Hz or less in DATA too.
But its effect is hardly noticeable in digital modes (unlike CW where you
have key clicks to contend with). I really feel that the DSP filtering does
a good enough job for this application.
If you use a program that allows decoding of a wide swath of passband (PSK
Browser or whatever) then it would be useful to have the AM filter which
would allow you to open the receiver passband up to 4KHz.
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