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Old November 6th 03, 11:37 PM
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hagstar posted:
--exray-- wrote:

Single-conversion is a big
negative for a SW receiver but it has some other features.


So, does that mean the single conversion SX-42 is not as good as the
double conversion SX-43 ?


If all other features are the same (frequency coverage, type of detectors for
AM, SSB, CW, etc..........) then the receiver with double conversion is likely
the better choice. You need to consider all features and beat that against
what you intend to do with the receiver.

Don
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