New Product Spotlight: RF Meca Band Pass Filters Posted by OnAllBands

To help amateur radio operators work the world, the team at DX Engineering searches the globe to bring in the best equipment to make your time on the air exceptional.

The more than 175 manufacturers whose products can be found at DXEngineering.com represent the true reach of the world’s best hobby and the high level of innovation that can be found in every corner of the planet. Here are just a few:

• Antenna analyzers from Ukraine
• Power/SWR meter from Australia
• Transceivers from Japan
• Loop antennas from Brazil
• Amplifiers from Bulgaria
• Rotator controllers from the Slovak Republic
• HF directional antenna systems, telescoping masts, and much more from Germany
• HF multiband vertical antennas from England
• Transceiver TrueCIV data hubs from Canada
• Thousands of products from the United States, including branded gear designed and manufactured by DX Engineering

For today’s product spotlight, we turn our attention to RF Meca, a French company that produces precision-crafted 200W PEP transmit band pass filters. 

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A great choice for contesting and DXpeditions, these band pass filters are expertly designed to block all signals outside the target frequency band, minimizing interference to and from adjacent frequency bands, improving transmitted and received signal quality. The compact (2.9″ H x 7.6″ W x 4.2″ D) and lightweight (0.99 lbs.) filters feature an HF-tight sheet metal housing to maintain optimal functionality and signal integrity, insertion loss of -0.3 dB, and return loss of -28 dB. They are power rated at 200W CW (continuous). Be sure to check DXEngineering.com for availability. Choose from these models:

• 10M Band Pass Filter (RFM-BPF-10)
• 15M Band Pass Filter (RFM-BPF-15)
• 20M Band Pass Filter (RFM-BPF-20)
• 40M Band Pass Filter (RFM-BPF-40)
• 80M Band Pass Filter (RFM-BPF-80)
• 160M Band Pass Filter (RFM-BPF-160)  

Also check out DX Engineering for band pass filters, diplexers, and triplexers from 4O3A (Montenegro), Antennas-Amplifiers (Serbia), and VA6AM Engineering (Canada).