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I recently acquired a National NC-125 receiver with no speaker. What is the
impedance of the matching speaker that National used to sell for it? Is there a clear downloadable schematic available? I downloaded the operating manual from bama, but the schematic and parts placement diagrams aren't very clear. 73, Bob AD3K |
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The NC-125 has a 3.2 ohm output - but you can use 4 ohms, 8 ohms. There is
not much difference. The audio quality of the NC-125 is "communications" quality, so the speaker does not matter much. Basically, any old radio speaker ought to work. I expect 95% are just the right impedance. Colin K7FM |
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