AM Filter - how to use the posted URL

Kenneth G. Gordon kgordon2006 at VERIZON.NET
Tue Oct 10 23:35:53 EDT 2006


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On 10 Oct 2006 at 10:05, Smith, Hulen wrote:

> I know AM filters are very hard to find. I'm wondering what some of
> you may have done to build a filter using crystals, your ideas etc
> for 3395 khz. In the SB3-303 Rx.

Have you checked out this URL?

<http://www.mines.uidaho.edu/~glowbugs/Heathkit%20SB_HW%2
0Filters.pdf>

Ken Gordon W7EKB

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Some people are having trouble using the above URL.

To use the above URL properly, since most e-mail readers send these 
long URLs as two or more lines, when in your browser it is actually 
supposed to be only ONE line, you have to take everything between the 
< and the >, and not just click on it.

What I commonly have to do is to copy the entire two lines to the 
clipboard, paste it into Word, delete the extra space or carriage return 
(there should only be ONE in the above URL), then copy THAT to the 
clipboard and then paste it into the Address line of IE or Foxfire.

Or you can copy and paste the entire URL into IE or Foxfire in TWO 
operations, making sure the extra space(s) or carriage return(s) that 
occur(s) between any line(s) is deleted before you operate it.

When you do this, it works just fine.

Ken Gordon W7EKB

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