Re: [HCDX] spurs or birdies

["Jari Savolainen" <jari.savolainen@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Both "spurs" seem to be 910 kHz below original frequency.
If your rx has IF of 455 kHz, so 2x455 is 910 kHz. In that case
this is a problem generated by your rx.
73
Jari Savolainen
Kuusankoski
Finland

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On 16 Apr 2003 KL7FDQ, Wayne Leman [HCDX] wrote:
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[HCDX] spurs or birdies
>
>
>In working on my Favourites list, I discovered that two of the 
>clear channel
>U.S. A.M. broadcast stations that I receive most strongly here in Montana
>have weaker spur signals on frequencies lower than their authorized
>frequencies. I'm trying to find out if these weaker signals are genuine
>spurs or just birdies in my FT-817 rig.
>
>The stations are:
>
>KOMA Oklahoma City, 1520 khz with weaker spur at 610 khz
>KXEL Waterloo, Iowa, 1540 khz with weaker spur at 630 khz
>
>Are any of you able to receive these stations on their non-assigned
>frequencies?
>
>Tnx,
>Wayne
>-----
>Wayne Leman
>KL7FDQ QRP ARCI #4454
>Busby, Montana   Grid: DN65nm
>http://www.qsl.net/kl7fdq/


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