Which 10/11 meter mobile type CB radios offers "VERY GOOD" bleed-over
rejection ????

Johnny

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Which 10/11 meter mobile type CB radios offers "VERY GOOD" bleed-over
rejection ????

Johnny


"Bleed-over" can be caused by two things. The first is by 'dirty' transmitters
that splatter their signal onto other channels, and there is nothing you can do
to avoid it. The second by radios with poor selectivity, or 'adjacent channel
rejection', which also has two causes: poor design and poor alignment. Most AM
radios have more than adequate selectivity when properly aligned, but the
cheaper radios usually perform poorly. SSB has excellent adjacent channel
rejection by design.

Hope that helps.







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Johnny



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Which 10/11 meter mobile type CB radios offers "VERY GOOD" bleed-over
rejection ????

Johnny


"Bleed-over" can be caused by two things. The first is by 'dirty'
transmitters
that splatter their signal onto other channels, and there is nothing you
can do
to avoid it. The second by radios with poor selectivity, or 'adjacent
channel
rejection', which also has two causes: poor design and poor alignment.
Most AM
radios have more than adequate selectivity when properly aligned, but the
cheaper radios usually perform poorly. SSB has excellent adjacent channel
rejection by design.

Hope that helps.







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( Which 10/11 meter mobile type CB radios offers "VERY GOOD" bleed-over
rejection ???? )


Just about anything that isn't a Radio-Shaft cheapie. Would you like me to type
up a list for you?







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Frank Gilliland wrote:
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Which 10/11 meter mobile type CB radios offers "VERY GOOD" bleed-over
rejection ????

Johnny

"Bleed-over" can be caused by two things. The first is by 'dirty'
transmitters that splatter their signal onto other channels, and there is
nothing you can do to avoid it. The second by radios with poor
selectivity, or 'adjacent channel rejection', which also has two causes:
poor design and poor alignment. Most AM radios have more than adequate
selectivity when properly aligned, but the cheaper radios usually perform
poorly. SSB has excellent adjacent channel rejection by design.

Hope that helps.

Good advice, some radios and antenna hook ups will bleed
right out of the box.

wrote:
Which 10/11 meter mobile type CB radios offers "VERY GOOD" bleed-over
rejection ????

Johnny

Hr2510, right Jim?

Steveo wrote:
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Which 10/11 meter mobile type CB radios offers "VERY GOOD" bleed-over
rejection ????

Johnny


Hr2510, right Jim?

nice.................and it doesn't splatter...........

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Steveo wrote:
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Which 10/11 meter mobile type CB radios offers "VERY GOOD" bleed-over
rejection ????

Johnny


Hr2510, right Jim?

nice.................and it doesn't splatter...........

Agreed, a very nice radio. Another one
that good, not quite as nice as the 2510, but
still good. Magnum 257.

UnidenGrant XL and Older Cobra 148GTL.Best mobile cb ever made.Best ajc channel
rejection.You want better buy a hamster radio.

OK. Thanks group. After reading a lot, I've ordered a 2510.........

Johnny


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Which 10/11 meter mobile type CB radios offers "VERY GOOD" bleed-over
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