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February 3rd 06, 05:37 PM
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Analog S/RF meter vs. Digital S/RF Meter - Cast your vote here! (Heads up Kenwood, Yaesu, Icom and Ten Tec!)
I know at least one higher up at a major Ham radio manufacturer reads these news groups, so maybe this will make it in to the right hands. How many of you prefer a real analog d'Arsonval movement S/RF meter to a digital bar graph S/RF meter? My vote goes for a great big detailed analog meter with a real needle any day. Give me a radio with a great big Kenwood TS-940s S/RF style analog meter, and forget about the LCD/LED S/RF meter. Even the LCD attempt to look like a real analog meter just does not cut it for me. If a moth can't land on the needle and go for a ride it's not worth watching. : ) -Justin |
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February 3rd 06, 05:50 PM
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Analog S/RF meter vs. Digital S/RF Meter - Cast your vote here! (Heads up Kenwood, Yaesu, Icom and Ten Tec!)
Justin Case wrote: I know at least one higher up at a major Ham radio manufacturer reads these news groups, so maybe this will make it in to the right hands. How many of you prefer a real analog d'Arsonval movement S/RF meter to a digital bar graph S/RF meter? My vote goes for a great big detailed analog meter with a real needle any day. Give me a radio with a great big Kenwood TS-940s S/RF style analog meter, and forget about the LCD/LED S/RF meter. Even the LCD attempt to look like a real analog meter just does not cut it for me. If a moth can't land on the needle and go for a ride it's not worth watching. : ) -Justin Looking at FT 840 love the analog meter! |
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