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I see Joe's point exactly to enable the 13k filter for more diverse usage,
which would suit me perfectly instead of 'tricking' the K3 or am/fm use not
just FM. The ESSB is just another thing it does, but the AM is what I want
also.

 

These last few messages are not being propagated (to me anyhow) from the
mail sever also. Picked up this on the online list.

 

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*Joe,

 

I have to ask, why?

 

In VK we have a 3Khz SSB BW written into our LCD's and yet some folks

consume 10Khz out here on a net which tears up a considerable amount of

spectrum.

 

What advantage do you see to widen the ESSB?

 

Not sure I follow your thoughts here, hence the question Joe.

 

73

*

On 22 September 2012 03:10, Joe Subich, W4TV <
<http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/elecraft> lists at subich.com>
wrote:

 

>

> How about allowing use of the FM filter for AM and ESSB transmit?

>

> 73,

 

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[Don Putnick-3]

I would use the FM filter for AM receive and the AM filter for ESSB
receive. I used to do it all the time for listening to shortwave broadcasts
on my JRC NRD-535. If the are no adjacent channel signals, you get full
fidelity.

Don NA6Z
K3 & KPA500

On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 2:57 PM, Adrian <[hidden email]> wrote:

> I see Joe's point exactly to enable the 13k filter for more diverse usage,
> which would suit me perfectly instead of 'tricking' the K3 or am/fm use not
> just FM. The ESSB is just another thing it does, but the AM is what I want
> also.
>
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[Don Putnick-3]

Blush, I just read the other thread with the same subject line. I gotta
stop thinking IF filters. Yep, you'd need to play with the DSP bandwidth
too.

On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 9:11 PM, Don Putnick <[hidden email]>wrote:

> I would use the FM filter for AM receive and the AM filter for ESSB
> receive. I used to do it all the time for listening to shortwave broadcasts
> on my JRC NRD-535. If the are no adjacent channel signals, you get full
> fidelity.
>
> Don NA6Z
> K3 & KPA500
>
>
> On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 2:57 PM, Adrian <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
>> I see Joe's point exactly to enable the 13k filter for more diverse usage,
>> which would suit me perfectly instead of 'tricking' the K3 or am/fm use
>> not
>> just FM. The ESSB is just another thing it does, but the AM is what I want
>> also.
>>
>

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