[TowerTalk] AM Filter options

[Ken Hirschberg]

Hello, all -  In addition to the strength and frequency differences, I would add
on more: direction.  Consider a small, narrow-band recieving loop to separate
the stations on the basis of both frequency and direction.  Such a loop's null
is quite deep, and may be set on the offending station's heading.
Ken  K6HPX

Tom Rauch wrote:

> > I was wondering what options would be available to filter out one adjacent
> > AM broadcast radio station from another.  In this case reception from one
> > about 60 miles away is desired, but a second one on a close spacing is
> > causing some overload of the receiver.  Frequencies are both around 1200
> > KHz.  Thanks for any ideas.
>
> The problem you have and the solution depends on how the
> frequency difference and strength difference between the stations.
>
> 73, Tom W8JI
> w8ji@contesting.com
>
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