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Roy Lewallen wrote:
... Wes Hayward had a picture of a KWM-2 partly protruding from a bin labeled "Old Junk". I believe he included it in his _Solid State Design for the Radio Amateur_. The explanation is that it had been modified by replacing well designed, high dynamic range tube circuits with much poorer solid state circuits by someone who didn't understand the principles of high dynamic range circuit and receiver design. The result was a receiver with very poor intercept values and consequent severe problems with intermod and other spurious responses. The well-meaning modifier had turned a very good receiver into Old Junk. Roy Lewallen, W7EL True, I have never seen a fet(s)/MMIC do anything a tube, or a few tubes, can't do--the solid state devices just do it better ... Regards, JS |
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