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Guys,
I guess I need to clarify a bit about my earlier statements about "having the engine turned off!!". There was fair number of stations (albeit CRI, Radio Australia, RNZI, BBC, NHK Japan etc) that I could listen to while driving, but when it faded at a certain point the vehicle ignition / electric / motor noise would come through at certain low revs / idle / cruising speed. I did not attempt to try any noice / electronic condensor on the power supply etc as it usually was not too bad. Its just I usually am stationary on the side of the road / camping when playing with the shortwave ![]() The other bad thing for my Pajero 4x4 is the antenna is it has an Electric Antenna, and so possible if I fitted a larger am/fm whip it may MAY yeild better results. But I also am interested to hear from other people who have installed a SW car radio to gauge how it performed for them while driving ![]() Cheers Mark ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Location: Canberra Australia Radio: Icom R75 with DSP options Antenna: Cliff Dweller 2 Website: http://aussiedrifter.blogspot.com/ Listen Live via USTREAM.TV: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/aussie...wave-listening mc wrote: Somebody said a while back that it worked acceptably only with the car engine turned off... Can others tell me about the level of performance achieved? For SWLing with the car turned OFF, I'll just bring along my ICF-2010. I don't want to do serious DXing on the car radio, but I do want to hear major international outlets while driving around. If that's not feasible, it's not worth the price. Thanks! |
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