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December 17th 06, 02:43 PM
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Q-multiplier for Mosley CM-1
Look at the Heath Q-multiplier manuals on BAMA. They answer all of the
hookup questions, since they were designed to connect to any receiver that used a 455 kHz if. Heath Q-multipliers are cheap and plentiful. I have a couple sitting on the shelf. it would be an easy install and give you a few more knobs to twiddle. The CM-1 lacks knobs to twiddle and selectivity. 73, Colin K7FM |
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