Palstar R30A: first impressions
 

Rather than repost what I blogged here, I'll just link it:

http://homepage.mac.com/n5jrn/blog/2....html#09183105

Palstar R30A: first impressions
 

On 9/9/10 22:56 , David Barts wrote:
Rather than repost what I blogged here, I'll just link it:

http://homepage.mac.com/n5jrn/blog/2....html#09183105



Nice for a first impression. Meaningful points.

I'll be interested in your review when you've had more time to
spend with it.

Palstar R30A: first impressions
 

On Sep 10, 12:02*am, "D. Peter Maus" wrote:
On 9/9/10 22:56 , David Barts wrote:

Rather than repost what I blogged here, I'll just link it:

http://homepage.mac.com/n5jrn/blog/2....html#09183105

* *Nice for a first impression. Meaningful points.

* *I'll be interested in your review when you've had more time to
spend with it.

Palstar R30x are very good.I own one with 2 Collins filters (R30CC).
Audio is above average.Front end is very decent. Big appetite (power)
for a small size. One of very few companies ( less than a dozen in
this business) still left over here.

Palstar R30A: first impressions
 

On 9/10/2010 12:37 AM, wrote:
On Sep 10, 12:02 am, "D. Peter wrote:
On 9/9/10 22:56 , David Barts wrote:

Rather than repost what I blogged here, I'll just link it:

http://homepage.mac.com/n5jrn/blog/2....html#09183105

Nice for a first impression. Meaningful points.

I'll be interested in your review when you've had more time to
spend with it.

Palstar R30x are very good.I own one with 2 Collins filters (R30CC).
Audio is above average.Front end is very decent. Big appetite (power)
for a small size. One of very few companies ( less than a dozen in
this business) still left over here.

I picked up a used SE-3 Sherwood for my 340. i hooked it up to my
30CC, and it's still there. the Sherwood made a fun, simple receiver,
a lot more fun to play with. the Palstar is a super receiver for the
price. had mine about 6 or 7 years now. never missed a beat. and
Paul is a super guy.

Drifter...

Palstar R30A: first impressions
 

On 9/10/2010 11:51 AM, Drifter wrote:
On 9/10/2010 12:37 AM, wrote:
On Sep 10, 12:02 am, "D. Peter wrote:
On 9/9/10 22:56 , David Barts wrote:

Rather than repost what I blogged here, I'll just link it:

http://homepage.mac.com/n5jrn/blog/2....html#09183105

Nice for a first impression. Meaningful points.

I'll be interested in your review when you've had more time to
spend with it.

Palstar R30x are very good.I own one with 2 Collins filters (R30CC).
Audio is above average.Front end is very decent. Big appetite (power)
for a small size. One of very few companies ( less than a dozen in
this business) still left over here.

I picked up a used SE-3 Sherwood for my 340. i hooked it up to my
30CC, and it's still there. the Sherwood made a fun, simple receiver,
a lot more fun to play with. the Palstar is a super receiver for the
price. had mine about 6 or 7 years now. never missed a beat. and
Paul is a super guy.

Drifter...

I should mention, the Palstar is sold in Europe under the Lowe 350
badge. just an FYI, if you didn't know.

Drifter...

Palstar R30A: first impressions
 

David Barts wrote:
Rather than repost what I blogged here, I'll just link it:

http://homepage.mac.com/n5jrn/blog/2....html#09183105

At least the Lowe has computer control.

Palstar R30A: first impressions
 

David Barts wrote:
On Sep 10, 9:36 am, wrote:

At least the Lowe has computer control.

Indeed it does, though I think this involves. It's something I
overlook because I am not interested in using a computer to control a
radio I will mainly use while camping. For someone who is interested
in using a computer to control their receiver, it's definitely a point
in favor of the Lowe.

--
David Barts
Portland, OR

And a keypad.