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American Insurgent wrote: On Aug 14, 10:50 am, Roadie wrote: On Aug 12, 2:46 am, JoanD'arcRoast wrote: Do you recommend it for MWDX, or is it just inexpensive? Is it selective and sensitive enough for DX? Audio good enough for solid QRZ? Will an external outdoor antenna overload it? -j I would spend a few more $$ and look for a receiver with a digital tuner. The tiny inaccurate dial on that radio would be a real PITA to use with a loop. Move upsacle to something like a Degen DE1103 and enjoy dxing the MW band with or without a separate loop. The Degen 1102 actually comes with a small (~3 meter or so) longwire antenna that is pluggable into a jack on the side. It is intended for SW, but should work with MW. Tiny radios like the S10 are intended only for local reception. Any DX you may get is incidental. When I lived in downtown Sacramento in 2001-02, I had a S10 strapped to the handlebars of my bicycle with plastic ties (my license was suspended for a while). Nice radio, and worked well without the whip extended on FM. It tended to switch to AM with a bounce, though. I would wonder why my music station suddenly went Mexican on me. Whenever that little switch got moved, I'd simply move it back. The Degen is meant for DX. Thanks for the input. Trying to go cheap and light. ...and if I drop a $10 radio into the gorge, no tears -- just alot of expletives... -j -j |
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