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bcdlr wrote:
But that still doesn't solve my need for a ham band(s) receiver - to use as a receiver and as a necessary piece of test equipment. --- And a related question: Folks made a lot of useful comments about hardware-defined receivers last round, but no one has mentioned software-defined ones. Are there any SDR's in existence that rival the best HDRs? I know that the Drake 2b is good. Well, I used to have one and didn't think it was wonderful. The 4C is good, but now you're talking s-line money. Besides, as a lab instrument I'd have thought you'd want a receiver with accurate frequency read-out. Cheers! Jim, N5JRS (was K5YUT) |
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