Filter freq dirty from an fm transmitter

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Low pass filter is a circuit to filter freq dirty from an fm transmitter. so we get a clean signal. and can maximize the output power generated from the booster. low pass filter is capable to 150 watts. in this post . file [lay] that can only be opened with software sprint layout. for those interested please download here.


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