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You are referring to AM Dx'ers on the SAME frequency right? Or all you talking about getting bleedover from another channel?

If on the same freq., then there's nothing you can do. Your radio is just picking up what is coming in.

If bleedover, I don't think there's much you can do either but get a better radio with a better receive section, like a triple or quadruple conversion ham rig.

Good luck

[QUOTE="Wire Weasel, post: 145208, member: 8415"] You are referring to AM Dx'ers on the SAME frequency right? Or all you talking about getting bleedover from another channel? If on the same freq., then there's nothing you can do. Your radio is just picking up what is coming in. If bleedover, I don't think there's much you can do either but get a better radio with a better receive section, like a triple or quadruple conversion ham rig. Good luck [img]http://www.pic4ever.com/images/interview.gif[/img] [/QUOTE]

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