Chris wrote:
A notch filter can also be constructed to notch out the jammer if it is out of band. A "twin T" design might be effective and low cost
Unfortunately, unless the interfering carrier is much too far away to be a problem in the first place, the phase shift of the notch filter (and particularly its changes with temperature) will appear essentially as a variable-length coax on your antenna -- not what you want for precision timing applications.
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