harmonic products in my radio from 1180AM

[Ed Richards]

There are Broadcast Band Filters on the market for just that problem. I
bought one for my rig and it cleaned it up. I can't find the paperwork
right now but it was made by Industrial Communications Engineers Ltd.
Since I don't work 160 M I got one that cuts off just below 3.5 Mc. They
also have one that cuts off just below the 160 M band. Mine is rated for
300 watts from 3.5 to 30 Mc.  Model 400X. If you want more info, write me
and I will spend more time looking.

Regards,
Ed Richards

On Sat, 28 Oct 2000 11:10:02 -0400 ballen <ballen at FRONTIERNET.NET>
writes:
> I have this real nice SB-104a and I seem to be getting a harmonic
> product on 80, 40, and barely on 20. The problem would not be so bad
> if
> it were not splattering all over the place. This AM product is from
> radio station 1180AM 50,000 watts clear channel. The transmitter is
> about 6 miles from me. before I go through any alignment procedures,
> does anyone know what else may cause this mess. It was not in my
> other
> sb-104a, but that one may have been deaf. This SB-104a seems to be
> real
> "HOT" until I get to 10 meters. I am using a G5RV for an antenna.
> Any
> help would be great. Maybe there is a mod to get this stuff out of
> the
> reciever.   Brad
>
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