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Someone posted to another thread a link to Sherwood Engineering's web page
of receiver tests.

http://www.sherweng.com/table.html

Kenwood
R-5000 -131a 0.4 3 134 0.2 120 10 C 0.5 Octave 80f 86 20 65 5

Kenwood
TS-430S -136a 0.6 3 134 0.1 102 10 C 0.5 Octave 70 78 20 69 5

They did not test the ts-440 or 450.

Geoff.
--
Geoffrey S. Mendelson, Jerusalem, Israel N3OWJ/4X1GM

Shortwave in a car, back to the original topic
 

Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:
Someone posted to another thread a link to Sherwood Engineering's web page
of receiver tests.

http://www.sherweng.com/table.html

Kenwood
R-5000 -131a 0.4 3 134 0.2 120 10 C 0.5 Octave 80f 86 20 65 5

Kenwood
TS-430S -136a 0.6 3 134 0.1 102 10 C 0.5 Octave 70 78 20 69 5

They did not test the ts-440 or 450.

Geoff.

This will work GREAT in a car. I'd use a 102" whip for receive-only.

http://www.universal-radio.com/CATALOG/hamhf/0703.html

Shortwave in a car, back to the original topic
 

dave wrote:
This will work GREAT in a car. I'd use a 102" whip for receive-only.

http://www.universal-radio.com/CATALOG/hamhf/0703.html

Didn't I say that before?

Go to http://www.icom.co.jp/world/products...703/index.html
and download the PDF brocure, you'll love the picture on the cover.

BTW, the 706 is the same rig with more coverage and 100 watts out on HF. Since
it is more popular, you may be able to find a used one cheaper if you want to
to that way. Note there were several models of both, so make sure you buy the
one you really want.

Geoff.

--
Geoffrey S. Mendelson, Jerusalem, Israel N3OWJ/4X1GM

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Don't mount a radio like that in your car permanently, or se-mi
permanently.
It is like candy to thieves.
cuhulin

Shortwave in a car, back to the original topic
 

Shortwave in a car, back to the original topic
 

Shortwave in a car, back to the original topic
 

ghetto? I suppose Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills is safe for ''eye candy''
sittin around in cars?

My garbage is sprinkledddddd,,,,,, with chloroform pillssssss,,,,,,, its
luverly livinnnnnn,,,,,,,, in Beverly Hillssssssss,,,,,

Say cuzz, if you see the Beverly Hillbillies, tell em I says,,, Howdy
Y'all.
cuhulin

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Shortwave in a car, back to the original topic
 

On Dec 5, 12:09*pm, dave wrote:
Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:
Someone posted to another thread a link to Sherwood Engineering's web page
of receiver tests.

http://www.sherweng.com/table.html

Kenwood
R-5000 * * * * * * -131a * 0.4 * * 3 * * * 134 * * 0.2 * * 120 * * 10 * * *C 0.5 Octave * *80f * * 86 * * *20 * * *65 * * *5

Kenwood
TS-430S * *-136a * 0.6 * * 3 * * * 134 * * 0.1 * * 102 * * 10 * * *C 0.5 Octave * *70 * * *78 * * *20 * * *69 * * *5

They did not test the ts-440 or 450.

Geoff.

This will work GREAT in a car. *I'd use a 102" whip for receive-only.

http://www.universal-radio.com/CATALOG/hamhf/0703.html

That's a sharp looking piece.

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RHF wrote:
On Dec 6, 6:21 am, dave wrote:


- and I do look out for them.

Dave - and I am 'sure' that "They"
Look Out For You !
.

Pretty much. What's your point?