Would be:ZX75BS-100-S+
On Sun, Nov 30, 2014 at 12:59 PM, Bruce Barnett wrote:
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> On Thu, Nov 27, 2014 at 11:50 AM, Jay Bougie wrote:
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>> I will say I had very good general-purpose success with this band-stop
>> (eliminating the FM radio band before it hits the front-end):
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On Thu, Nov 27, 2014 at 11:50 AM, Jay Bougie wrote:
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> I will say I had very good general-purpose success with this band-stop
> (eliminating the FM radio band before it hits the front-end):
> http://www.minicircuits.com/MCLStore/ModelInfoDisplay?14171027094400.9678991266784147
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> It is a now a p
It should be noted that the apparent intention of the device (even
reflected by its name, HackRF) is to give people a relatively low-cost way
to experiment (tx and rx) with high-bandwidth RF over a large frequency
range. It is not intended to be the SDR peripheral for the best specs out
there. If i
Band pass will will depend on your frequency of interest.
I will say I had very good general-purpose success with this band-stop
(eliminating the FM radio band before it hits the front-end):
http://www.minicircuits.com/MCLStore/ModelInfoDisplay?14171027094400.9678991266784147
It is a now a perman
Thank you! That is the best explanation I have seen in months, and much
food for thought. I have slowly come to understand that this is not a
dongle, it is test equipment. Now - could you please give an
example/source of off-the-shelf "really good bandpass filters?" (For
HF/VHF?)
On 11/27/201
I want to emphasize that the RF chain in mine is not defective.
I tested it again last night. The three different gains all
work exactly as expected.
When connected not to an antenna but to a wired system
the number of spurious signals is greatly reduced but is nowhere near
zero and not as low as
