AOR ABF125 unterdrückt Störungen beim Empfang von VHF-Flugfunk. Gerade in relativer Nähe zu starken (Rundfunk)-Sendern kann der Empfang im Flugfunk durch "Überschlage" aus anderen Frequenzbereichen vermindert werden. ABF-125 unterdrückt diese unerwünschten Signale. Bitte dabei beachten: ABF-125 ist kein Verstärker oder "Antennenverbesserer". ABF-125 wird zwischen BNC-Buchse und BNC Antennen eingebaut. Für den Empfang anderer Frequenzbereiche, sollte man den Filter allerdings wieder ausbauen... :-) (kein TX)

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The ABF125 is a receive bandpass filter especially designed to improve the strong signal handling characteristics of receivers for VHF commercial Airband listening. The ABF125 is suitable for connection to most airband and wide range receivers on the market, it is not designed just for AOR branded products. The addition of this filter to the aerial signal path will provide additional selectivity which will enable the receiver's circuitry to cope much more easily with strong interfering signals such as Band-2 Stereo or Short wave broadcast transmissions which can be manifest in many ways such as ‘hissing’, mixing of many signals together, music breakthrough and desensitisation of the receiver.

The ABF125 will provide useful additional selectivity (in many situations) to any receiver's ‘front end’ by reducing the multitude of unwanted strong signals from reaching and saturating the receiver's first mixer stage... this results is less interference and improved reception.

Of course ‘stub filters’ can provide a degree of rejection to unwanted signals but tend to be bulky being suitable for base station applications and usually have to be hand-made. The ABF125 on the other hand is ready made and very compact measuring only 73.5mm and weighing a mere 52g yet offers excellent out of band attenuation typically of 25dB from 0.3 ~ 75 MHz and 20dB from 190 ~ 400 MHz. This makes the ABF125 suitable for connection to both external aerials and for connection directly under the whip aerial of a hand-held receiver. A BNC socket (female) is fitted to the top of the ABF125 and a BNC plug (male) to the other making connection to an aerial easy and straight forward.

The ABF125 is not an amplifier so will not ‘boost’ signals, however the additional selectivity offered can significantly improve reception in many situations by removing unwanted strong signals which may overload the receiver and reduce it's effectiveness. When any connection is fitted to the aerial signal path some reduction of signal is resulted (attenuation) however the ABF125 in band attenuation level is very small due to the excellent in band V.S.W.R. of 2:1 resulting in a loss of only about 4dB.

Note: Remember to remove the ABF125 from the aerial when monitoring signals other than VHF Airband or signal strength will be dramatically reduced.