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One problem with rectifiers is that they ground and unground the
RF path 120 times a second (60 Hz) and unless bypassed will add a hum to a received station that has nothing to do with ripple. Many supplies have this fault. The effect is that the antenna system is changed 120 times a second. I say go with batteries. Having purchased NiMH cells and a charger, they're also useful for other devices. Get 8 AA cells to start, 4 in the radio and 4 charging. Don't let them run completely down. The clock in the 7600 will run them to zero, and unfortunately the weakest cell gets reverse-charged by the others if that happens, which is not good for that cell. -- Ron Hardin On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk. |
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