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August 16th 03, 04:39 PM
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News to me -- DX-396 has GREAT selectivity!
The blackout gave me a rare opportunity (living in lower Westchester County,
NY) for AM DXing without having to fight ubiquitous electrical interference, and I was AMAZED by the adjacent-channel selectivity of my DX-396, especially combined with the cheap RatShack tunable loop. There was nearly-listenable signal on about half the frequencies in the broadcast band! Geez, makes me want to move out to the country again. |
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August 16th 03, 09:07 PM
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Tom Betz wrote: The blackout gave me a rare opportunity (living in lower Westchester County, NY) for AM DXing without having to fight ubiquitous electrical interference, and I was AMAZED by the adjacent-channel selectivity of my DX-396, especially combined with the cheap RatShack tunable loop. There was nearly-listenable signal on about half the frequencies in the broadcast band! Geez, makes me want to move out to the country again. AM channels are spaced 10 KHz apart- not a very rigid selectivity spec. Dale |
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