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41 Meter Shortwave Transmitter Overload

The receiver's location is very good and the receiver is getting some overload from a couple of high powered shortwave broadcasters in the 41 meter band (7300-7300 kHz). This will cause distortion across the whole 0-32 MHz spectrum when the signal gets to 60 dB over S9. A 20 dB attenuator has inserted as a brute force workaround. A better solution will be coming soon.

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