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On 3/25/2010 4:10 PM, Antonio Vernucci wrote:
In my SX-115, putting the selectivity switch to the widest position (5KHz): - I see a two S-units drop in the S-meter reading - selectivity is actually narrower than in the 3 kHz position. I wonder whether SX-115 owners have same or similar experience. snip Hi, Tony I also realigned my SX-115. Results were excellent on cw and SSB bandwidths, but the a.m. wide response was disappointing. There was some very noticeable sensitivity loss in a.m. wide, but I don't remember it being so much (maybe 1 S/unit). My receiver is in storage, so I can't check easily. I thought my problem was the T-notch filter still being within the a.m. bandwidth. There is no on/off switch for the T-notch, you just shift it away from where you are listening when not in use. 73, Ed Knobloch |
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