[TowerTalk] 1dB more RF Power?
Jim Thomson
jim.thom at telus.net
Wed May 6 12:40:34 EDT 2020
<You will almost being not readable with your top end extended to 3.8-3.9 kHz
<or higher on a standard filter which we use over here, especially when you
<raise signals above 2.8kHz by EQ.
<Band width above 2.7kHz is illegal here.
<73
<Peter## Agreed. It appears you folks have gotten the short end of the stick....too bad.## We increase BW by using filters wider than normal 2.8 khz. Which is done with either wider collins mech filters at 455 IF,or wider xtal filters for a higher IF. Or any BW you want with xcvrs like ANAN, flex etc. In my case, I use a 6khz collins mech filter at 455...and a 5.8 khz xtal filter at the higher IF..on both my yasesu FT-1000-MP-MKVs. Upper + lower BW is limited on TX with the use of external digital EQ. IE: brickwall the top end at say 3400 hz, or 3400 hz, 4500 hz etc...and ditto with bottom end.The MK-V will generate a SSB signal in either the yaseu digital format.... with a max tx bw of 100/200/300 - 3100 hz. Or in the analog conventional method, using mech + xtal filters. With the wider analog filters, I can still narrow down the RX, using the width + shift control. I also employ a lot of external audio processing on RX... like adding harmonics to narrower ssb signals, +some RX eq....+ downward expanders etc. ## Several of us have run hundreds of tests using varying top end BWs... with real weak ssb signals. In every case, the widertx BWs prevail. Flip side is.... wider TX + RX BWs are more prone to QRM. Jim VE7RF
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