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On Jun 18, 7:33�am, "~ RHF" wrote:
- The 7600GR that I've owned for about a year, - though, is already losing the SSB/sync - detection to an internal parts failure. ? Based on what testing, analysis, facts, etc . . . ? At least two posts on this on the 7600GR Yahoo group in the past two weeks. Check it out. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/7600GR/message/4825 SSB signals can't be completely clarified into intelligible speech. Lost the ability to tune a broadcast signal in selectable ECSS, as can easily be done, usually. Loses sync lock easily when in sync mode, makes a lots of tonal noise (howling) around the loss of sync. Interestingly, no problems at all with my 14 year old Sony 7600G. I've been busy playing with a Radio Shack DX-390 the past few days. Makes me miss my old DX-440, which I gave to my brother years ago. I may have to pick one of those up on eBay... Have a happy day, RHF! Mike Stormy Louisville |
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