sorry. yes, I got a bit dyslexic there.

I think there is also an article that someone did as a review on the later product line.

-eric

On Feb 1, 2014, at 10:43 PM, Rob wrote:

> Howard,
> 
>   Just so you don't go looking for the wrong product, I think Eric 
> meant to say it's the MFJ-1025 or MFJ-1026. I also have the 1026 and it 
> is a bit touchy to dial in but does eliminate some local noises once you 
> get it figured out.
> 
> Rog
> K6DQ
> 
> On 2/1/2014 9:08 PM, eric oyen wrote:
>> the actual model is the MFJ-2501 antenna noise canceler. It is designed =
>> to take the input of 2 antennas (one being the main and the other for =
>> local noise pickup) and phase them in such a way as to remove the noise. =
>> I have one here and it works quite well. The only issue with these units =
>> is that they can only deal with one phased noise source at a time. These =
>> are the analog equivalent to DSP. THis unit has one little caveat: near =
>> the AM broadcast band, it can become overloaded and cease being =
>> functional (mostly by introducing more noise).
>> 
>> Hope this helps.
>> 
>> -eric
>> 
>> On Feb 1, 2014, at 9:39 PM, Howard Kaufman wrote:
>> 
>>> Eric, I wouldn't worry about the radio, but you might glow nicely when =
>> the=20
>>> lights are off.
>>> =20
>>> What is this MFJ 2500?  How does it work and how much is it?
>>> =20
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