That filter has pretty much the same attenuation at 50 MHz as my homebrew one,
so yes, it should work fine. Mine has better match at 28 MHz, at the expense
of not as good match at lower frequencies. I ended up with the following,
after some tweaking
My filter is a two section low-pass pi-
Hi Steve,
Minicircuits makes a 30 MHz in-line (BNC) low-pass filter that should
do just as well, for those who don't want to roll their own: their
model #BLP-30+. See:
http://www.minicircuits.com/cgi-bin/modelsearch?
search_type=info&model=BLP-30%2B
I would recommend this filter if an
A couple of weeks ago I posted here regarding a problem whereby transmitting on
my 6m rig cause my XV222 (connected to K2/K60XV) to key up.
It appears that if any moderate amount of stray RF ends up on the tranmit IF
line (probably due to imperfect shielding of the transverter rear panel jacks),
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