Filter ???
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Hi peeps... I bought this.. "pig in a poke" last night at a junk sale.. I know its a filter........ a High power filter at that.. but does anyone know more about it please ?
It had many torx screws, the block is machined aluminium and the top is,silver plated......looks military... |
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Hi Wendy,
My guess would be that it came out of a mobilephone base station installation, possibly the antenna diplexer filter to separate transmit from receive with single antenna working. The big connector (DIN7/16 type) would be the antenna connection, SMA the receiver and the N type the transmitter. Probably tuned around 800/900Mhz. |
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I'll second Peters opinion, the lengths of the bits look like 900MHz ish. Beautifully made too.
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Oulu, Finland is also the location of a well known cellphone company.
David |
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The telecoms arm of ADC (now owned by TE Connectivity) was based in Minneapolis
I believe ADC supplied TMA and GMAs to OEMs and this probably the duplexer from one I never saw this part though Fred |
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADC_Telecommunications I am but a footnote [14] in that! Fred |
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Ok thanks peeps.....It just looked interesting and HEAVY.. Nothing really of worth..except the M3 torx screws, I cannot see me salvaging the tubular capacitors.. or stand offs..
If anyone wants it...call and collect. |
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A machined lump of non ferrous metal of that size may have a useful scrap value if weighed in "clean" with any odd metal bits and pieces removed!
Copper about £3/kg, brass about £2-50/kg and aluminium about 50p/kg. |
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Chris... its actually machined brass.. with a silver coat... although I guess the silver would be microns thick. I will weigh it in.
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