SARC Bi-weekly Bulletin
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January 22, 2025
Issued during the first and third week of each month, it provides a quick
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Hi Bill:
ReplyDeleteKudos to Pete for his receiver
adventures, but I'd feel remiss without offering a huge nod to Jason, NT7S http://nt7s.com/ who with sheer determination and skill conducted or arranged careful experiments and code development to bring the Si5351 to mainstream popularity.
Best to you!
Todd---VE7BPO---
This becomes very interesting.
ReplyDeleteThere are lots of oddball crystal filters out there, presumably good for something, but apart from missing specs, if they are for ssb or cw, the bfo crystals aren't with them. If a synthesizer can generate the LO and the bfo, they could actually see use.
Or filters that can be used as "roofing filters" early in a receiver, but aren't practical because the conversion crystal to where there is full selectivity isn't off the shelf. This holds for oddball frequency commercial filters as well as homemade ladder filters using oddball frequencies because those crystals are cheap.
Michael