Radioddity LPMX2 Low Pass Filter | 20M 40M | DIY Kit [DISCONTINUED]

Radioddity LPMX2 Low Pass Filter | 20M 40M | DIY Kit [DISCONTINUED]

Marsoni

M251S

$23.99

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Radioddity LPMX2 Low Pass Filter | 20M 40M | DIY Kit [DISCONTINUED]Note: It's a DIY kit, you need to solder it to the PAX100 by yourself. Radioddity LPMX2 Low Pass Filter is designed for Radioddity PAX100 RF power amplifier and other devices, mainly used to suppress transmitter harmonics during transmission and reception. It also provides some pre selection filtering on receive. Specifications Frequency Range: 120M, 40M Input Power: 100W CW, 200W SSB Harmonic suppression: >30dB Power supply voltage: 12V 16V Working

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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2025