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Is the Superheterodyne set over rated? It seems to me there were
certain advantages to the OLD ways. Ease of control perhaps not being
one of them.

What was the WORST feature of the Regenerative sets? The BEST feature?

Would it be worthwhile to build a kit?






mike

They take skill to use but a good regen is very sensitive. I've got a
homemade regen that's selectivity isn't bad either. I had a military RAL7
that was a good radio.


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73 and good DXing.
Brian
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