I found someone selling some filters on eBay. The description said centre frequency 2125MHz and bandwidth 295MHz
However, when looking at the photo it looks like there are two different filters :
2125/295MHz and
2375/295MHz.
If that is correct I will have two very useful filtersone covering approx 1975 - 2275MHz (useable for most of the satellite S-band downlinks (2200 - 2300MHZ), and one covering 2225 - 2525MHz also useable for a good part of the Satellite S-Band downlink band , as well as the Amateur radio *and ISM) band from 2320 - 2450MHz.
Both filters are indeed usable for reception of the LRO on 2271.200MHz
If the two filters in the photo are indeed what I will receive.
When I receive the filters, I will be able to test whether my theory of poor image rejection in the receiver is correct, or if the problem is caused by IMD outside my RX system.
In any case this is going to be interesting.
"The Art of Electronics" #8 -- Why Not a Simple Emitter Follower as The AF Output Circuit?
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*Back when Dean KK4DAS and I were trying to find a suitable AF amplifier
circuit for our High School Direct Conversi...
4 hours ago
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