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![]() KB6NU's Ham Radio Blog /////////////////////////////////////////// How do you use your transceivers second receiver? Posted: 05 Nov 2018 02:15 PM PST http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/kb6nu...m_medium=email I met a couple of ham friends for lunch today, and afterwards, we headed over to one guys house to take a look at his new ICOM IC-7610 (below). ICOM IC-7610 Of course, I immediately started comparing it to my IC-7300. Perhaps the biggest difference is that it has two independent receivers, whereas the IC-7300 has only one. Mention of this prompted one of the guys to say, Do you really need a second receiver? Is it really worth the extra expense? Having used an IC-756PROIII for a while, I immediately thought of being able to simultaneously monitor the frequency of a DX station and the pileup simultaneously. Another use that came to mind was monitoring propagation on 10 m or 6 m, while simultaneously operating 40 m or 20 m. A third thing that we came up with was monitoring WWV or listening to a broadcast station while operating. If you have a transceiver with two receivers, Id like you to pipe in he How do you use the second receiver in your rig? How often do you use it? Do you feel it was worth the extra cost? The post How do you use your transceivers second receiver? appeared first on KB6NUs Ham Radio Blog. |
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