One of the important things when building SSB transmitters is opposite sideband rejection. You don't want to be causing interference to people on adjacent frequencies. And, if the crystal filter section is shared with the receiver, you won't want to suffer adjacent channel interference due to your receiver's poor selectivity.
Here's a video where I use an audio spectrum analyser app to test the opposite sideband rejection of a homebrew SSB rig.
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