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Amateur Radio / Re: Project 775
« on: September 11, 2024, 1042 UTC »
Just found this interesting forum / discussion group and as I was wondering how to fill the option filter slots for the 9mHz and 455kHz slots as well.

As I would like to "improve" my Tx/Rx audio on SSB having the 3.3khz wide SSB filter FL-257 availabe at my desk I wonder if it would be worthy to go ahead with the FL-96 stock filter replacement for the 455khz IF and try to replace de FL-80 with the FL-70 or FL-103 on the 9mhz IF.

Would one expect the FL-257 be efective for better audio intelegibility on RX and TX (when installed on the FL-96 slot) even for dx? or for dx it would be better install the FL-44A instead pairing it with the stock filter FL-80?  :-\

I read a 775DSP thread on eham stating a "neat mod for the IF board that opens up the restricted transmit audio a bit. This is done by replacing the soldered-in stock FL-80 and FL-96 filters (2.4 and 2.8 kHz, respectively) with the FL-103 and FL-257 (2.8 and 3.3 kHz, respectively)".

Also someone shugested "On the reciever end of it i took out the FL-222 1.8 455khz SLOT and replace it with the FL-257 3.3khz" but this suggest that it would be only on RX side thus not improving TX side.

Will thank you in advance any thoughts you may share.

73 pedro




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