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November 25th 05, 02:08 AM
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Drake SW2 vs other mw receivers?
I'm wonderering about the Drake SW2 vs other receivers as far as MW RECEPTION ONLY!!! I dont care to hear about price or portability or anything OTHER than MW performance of said radio as compared to the likes of other radios like the Panasonic Rf-2200/ Sony Crf series or other renowned MW performers and such like the Sony icf-2010 and such... |
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November 25th 05, 02:53 AM
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Drake SW2 vs other mw receivers?
On 24 Nov 2005 17:08:49 -0800, "Smokey" wrote:
I'm wonderering about the Drake SW2 vs other receivers as far as MW RECEPTION ONLY!!! I dont care to hear about price or portability or anything OTHER than MW performance of said radio as compared to the likes of other radios like the Panasonic Rf-2200/ Sony Crf series or other renowned MW performers and such like the Sony icf-2010 and such... Quite good. I usually need to narrow the passband by ''tuning away'' from the Synchronous sideband selected by about 1500Hz. This fattens the signal up a lot. The R75 in SSB mode is quite good, too. |
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#3
November 25th 05, 03:18 AM
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Drake SW2 vs other mw receivers?
If both the r75 and sw2 were the same price and such, which one would
you prefer to own for mw dxing? |
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#4
November 25th 05, 03:45 AM
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Drake SW2 vs other mw receivers?
Get the R-75. You will have more control over the passband and have
more features that are useful. The SW-2, however, is still a credible receiver on MW. Frank |
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