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I've been considering the Radiolabs upgrade, and besides the SSB
sensitivity issue, there's also the lack of fine resolution for the beat frequency on the 398/909. So, I'm also wondering about the SW77 to replace of road-worn Satellit 700. How's the SW77 working out for you? Thanks, KC |
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![]() "Kierkecaat" wrote in message ... I've been considering the Radiolabs upgrade, and besides the SSB sensitivity issue, there's also the lack of fine resolution for the beat frequency on the 398/909. The ATS-909 issue is that the Radio Labs mod filter is too wide for SSB, way too wide! I can hear hams at least 5 kHz away. Otherwise a nice radio. So, I'm also wondering about the SW77 to replace of road-worn Satellit 700. How's the SW77 working out for you? Thanks, KC The SW77 is a sweet radio overall. The audio may not be as good as the SAT 700 but quite acceptable IMO. The sync detector is quite nice. DeWayne |
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1.) SW 77 is not a real "portable radio", because it
must be carried around with both hands. 2.) There is a strong "birdie" around 3.640 MhZ (That's a HAM frequency !) 3.) Slide ruler for volume control looks a little bit cheep. 4.) There is no indicator for FM mono/stereo mode. Otherwise it is a good and useful radio. "Kierkecaat" wrote in message ... I've been considering the Radiolabs upgrade, and besides the SSB sensitivity issue, there's also the lack of fine resolution for the beat frequency on the 398/909. So, I'm also wondering about the SW77 to replace of road-worn Satellit 700. How's the SW77 working out for you? Thanks, KC |
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Thank you, all, for the feedback.
DeWayne, did you find your "deal" on a new 77? Any tips on where safely to buy an new 77 that is competitively priced? KC On Mon, 24 May 2004 04:20:34 GMT, "DeWayne" wrote: "Kierkecaat" wrote in message .. . I've been considering the Radiolabs upgrade, and besides the SSB sensitivity issue, there's also the lack of fine resolution for the beat frequency on the 398/909. The ATS-909 issue is that the Radio Labs mod filter is too wide for SSB, way too wide! I can hear hams at least 5 kHz away. Otherwise a nice radio. So, I'm also wondering about the SW77 to replace of road-worn Satellit 700. How's the SW77 working out for you? Thanks, KC The SW77 is a sweet radio overall. The audio may not be as good as the SAT 700 but quite acceptable IMO. The sync detector is quite nice. DeWayne |
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![]() "Kierkecaat" wrote in message ... Thank you, all, for the feedback. DeWayne, did you find your "deal" on a new 77? Any tips on where safely to buy an new 77 that is competitively priced? KC I haven't been looking. I think I'd rather find a nice Drake R8. DeWayne On Mon, 24 May 2004 04:20:34 GMT, "DeWayne" wrote: "Kierkecaat" wrote in message .. . I've been considering the Radiolabs upgrade, and besides the SSB sensitivity issue, there's also the lack of fine resolution for the beat frequency on the 398/909. The ATS-909 issue is that the Radio Labs mod filter is too wide for SSB, way too wide! I can hear hams at least 5 kHz away. Otherwise a nice radio. So, I'm also wondering about the SW77 to replace of road-worn Satellit 700. How's the SW77 working out for you? Thanks, KC The SW77 is a sweet radio overall. The audio may not be as good as the SAT 700 but quite acceptable IMO. The sync detector is quite nice. DeWayne |
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