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I have a DStar radio (Icom 5100) but I'm not a fan of DStar. It's not easy to set up and if I don't use it for a while, I've forgotten how to get it working again. A local ham said DMR is the fastest

<w4mcd@...> wrote: This is probably close to what might work. Instead of using a high pass and a low pass filter together it has a variable selectivity pot to widen or narrow the

Thanks. That would probably do it but it's not just the board, it's a kit with the enclosure, and I'd be paying for a nice enclosure that I wouldn't be able to use. I'd like to see his circuit

Have you looked at a Autek QF-1 audio filter? I have one that I have owned for 30+ years. All solid state and work great. There are several of eBay right now for around $40. Time wave DSP-9 is a great

Did some searching and found the site I mentioned- https://kc9on.com/product/calf-cw-audio-limiter-filter/ Maybe that may help. And the Vectronics kit I also was thinking about is the VEC-841k

There was a kit that had the capability of user adjusted band pass . It was switchable. I built one, works well. I think if you search on eBay for the "CALF filter kit" it might be what you want.

Mike . . . wrote: That would not be dual-purpose and wouldn't work for CW. I'm looking for a bandpass filter that is something like this circuit or a multi stage one that has a sharper

There is one. Try "VEC-830 SSB Filter" I have one, but have not had the chance to try it. 73 Mike - N7ZEF -- Using Opera's mail client: http://www.opera.com/mail/

Though this is a "repair" forum, I thought this might also be appropriate to post here, especially since it's not a busy place at the moment. I decided to put some protection between my 7300 and my

I've not done it, but maybe just a dab of super glue to hold stuff in place before assembly? Hoyt n2jdk

<gild@...> wrote: Gil, Thanks. I thought I replied to this but I don't see my reply, and I didn't put myself on moderation, so either GIO is having issues or I killed the message on my end by

I received an assortment of tactile switches so I can now replace the power/SWR switch button behind the panel on the RH side of my 767. I understand that putting it back together is a chore,

You'll do fine on the 7300, but you have to switch bands manually on the amp. gil W7GIL

<ka0kaf@...> wrote: Thanks, but if it's the ones on the MFJ web site, it's a CW only filter. I was hoping to set up something that would cut the SSB bandwidth as well as CW, possibly one

I do not know if the kit from Vectronics would solve what you are looking but it may be worth a try. 73

I think what I called it in the subject line is what I'm looking for. I want to build an active audio filter that will have the ability to cut the high end and the low end of the audio from a ham

Is setting a transmitter delay enough to have my 7300 work with my Ameritron 811H amplifier or do I absolutely need an interface? If the radio can work with the amp using a simple cable with RCA

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Someone posted this in the Icom 7300 FB group and I thought it might be useful to some here. http://g3nrw.net/IC-7300/ main page http://g3nrw.net/IC-7300/?page_id=323 software page for digital