6 kHz AM

[Benny Aumala]

Why not use USB or LSB, 6 kHz AM filter and tune low/high.
DSP lets all 6 kHz. Maybe experimental exessive offset is needed.
AM BC stations do not transmit 6 kHz, but somebody seems
to need it necessarily.

Benny         OH9NB

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[W6RU]

AM BC stations here in the USA XMIT to almost 10  KHZ. The 9 KHZ bandwidth on
the PRO3 is nice for this use.
Terry  W6RU

In a message dated 3/27/2008 3:04:37 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
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Why not use USB or LSB, 6 kHz AM filter and  tune low/high.
DSP lets all 6 kHz. Maybe experimental exessive offset is  needed.
AM BC stations do not transmit 6 kHz, but somebody seems
to need  it necessarily.

Benny          OH9NB

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