[BC] "Mixing Product" for all you smart engineers...
Paul B. Walker, Jr.
walkerbroadcasting at gmail.com
Wed Jan 23 22:26:23 CST 2008
There's no 1340 nearby as I recall... if there is, it's WAY out of
any reception range for me.
The only mixing product I could come up with number wise is 660 in
Greenville.. a 50KW Daytimer and 570 from Ashville, NC to the north of me.
Paul
On Jan 23, 2008 11:08 PM, Barry McLarnon
<<mailto:bdm at bdmcomm.ca>bdm at bdmcomm.ca> wrote:
Is there a 1340 in the area? One possibility is a 3rd-order product
like (2 X 1340) - 1450 = 1230. In my experience, the most common
intermod products are of the form 2A - B, followed by A + B - C,
A - B, and 3A - 2B. So, look for strong signals in the area, plug in
1450 as one of the variables, and do the math...
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