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I know this radio has a great reputation for SW reception, My
question is how does it do on BCB MW reception?? It's very good - but I honestly feel it's no better than the SuperRadio III in that regard (although that is very good, indeed). Note I use it with a longwire - with a tunable loop, it might be even better yet. Good joke, but in serious here what one of the top reviewer have to say about the R-75:Excellent ultimate selectivity and good dinamic range for faint signals,Dsp with aut notch filter helps improve intelligibility of some tough signals and reduce heterodyne.Two levels pre-amp allows excellent sensitivity to weak signals.After the removal of the MW attenuator [Pete's mod]my R-75 have .07 uv sensitivity figure in the MW band.In your complaining you don't mention the antenna you are using and this is one of the most neglected points in Mw dxing.With a first rate antenna you can overcome most of your MW receptions problems.You can try a Kiwa loop, Justice ant or quantum loop [internal] or a external loop like the K9AY. Is an external speaker really needed? The built-in speaker is OK for momentary monitoring. But if you aren't a dedicated headphone user, yes - I would get an external speaker. The little RCA 40-5000 that Radio Shack sells for around $20 is fine for the purpose. |
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