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K3 narrow filters

Ron Foster
Does anyone have much experience using the 200/250 hz filters? I am trying to decide between the two and I'd like to have the performance of the 200 but not if it has noticably more ringing than the 250.
   
   - Ron, W2RIP
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Re: K3 narrow filters

wayne burdick
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Ron,

I haven't heard any ringing at all in our 200-Hz filter. It's quite a
bit narrower than the 8-pole 250-Hz filter down to -40 dB or so, and
it's the filter I used about half the time for CW and nearly all the
time for narrow data modes. The 8-pole filter has steeper skirts, as
you'd expect. But the DSP provides the ultimate attenuation anyway.

73,
Wayne
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Re: K3 narrow filters

Ron Foster
Thanks for such a quick reply Wayne. I was headed for the 200. Sounds like that's the right choice.
   
  - Ron

wayne burdick <[hidden email]> wrote:
  Ron,

I haven't heard any ringing at all in our 200-Hz filter. It's quite a
bit narrower than the 8-pole 250-Hz filter down to -40 dB or so, and
it's the filter I used about half the time for CW and nearly all the
time for narrow data modes. The 8-pole filter has steeper skirts, as
you'd expect. But the DSP provides the ultimate attenuation anyway.

73,
Wayne
N6KR


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