Where in the spectrum do you have the issue? Is it a "bow" or a "belly"?
There quite a few response trim boards that can be used. The most commonly used trims from memory that our customers would use was the 6-EDB-350T and the 6-EDB-550T. These would be variable "traps" that would have a center frequency at the designated label on the trim. (a 350T would cover from 250-450MHz and a 550T would cover 450-650MHz). There was also a 62E-750/5V that was used in the secondary slot on the GNA/TNA that would pivot somewhere around 550-600MHz and give outstanding hump elimination results.
It has been many years since I actually used these trims so the above info is from memory. I used to work for Philips/Magnavox and can give you more information on these animals if you wish. There is too much information to write here and more specifics will help. Give me a call if you can.
Greg Tobin
Interactive Broadband Technical Services, LLC
314-422-4423 cellular
Re: 7-Tg-862/Xx-Wc?
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