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Blue September 2nd 03 02:08 PM

Question 7600G
 
Is the Sony ICF-SW7600G suitable for listening to aviation & maritine HF
transmissions ?
Is it the nature of those broadcasts to sound like they are robotic and
unhuman like, not like usual radio transmissions which are quite clear.

Cheers

Blue



Stephan Grossklass September 8th 03 01:30 PM

Blue schrieb:

Is the Sony ICF-SW7600G suitable for listening to aviation & maritine HF
transmissions ?


I have had no big troubles listening to VOLMETs with mine; the 7600G is
generally regarded as having rather good SSB reception for what it is.
If sensitivity on the whip isn't enough, this can easily be helped with
a few meters of wire; in a low signal area (I'd guess NZ is one) even a
normal longwire antenna should work quite well (should intermod problems
appear, use a preselector).

Stephan
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MRe September 8th 03 02:23 PM


"Blue" schreef in bericht
...
Is the Sony ICF-SW7600G suitable for listening to aviation

& maritine HF
transmissions ?
Is it the nature of those broadcasts to sound like they

are robotic and
unhuman like, not like usual radio transmissions which are

quite clear.

I would not recommend this type of reciever for serious
listening to this type of transmissinos.
Lack op selectivity, easy overload with long aerials, SSB
reception mediocre.

MRe.



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