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Old January 15th 04, 04:09 PM
Kenneth
 
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Soliloquy wrote in message
"Although the manual clearly states the DSP and ANF functions work only
in the SSB mode, we note instances on weaker signals where the noise
reduction works to some degree in the AM mode."

The Owners Manual is wrong the DSP and ANF work ok in the AM mode.
"Spot the Difference with the Sync

What is the singular failing of this receiver? In our opinion, there is
virtually no difference between synchronous AM and AM reception. The
synchronous mode includes both sidebands; there is no option to choose
the lower or upper sideband. This is true in the stock unit but with the kiwa sync det mod you can chose between lower or sideband in sync AM mode manually using the 2.4 stock filter and the PBT.

Ken
I just bought a new Icom radio. It seems to be awesome for tuning
around the ham bands in LSB. But when tuning for Shortwave broadcast
programs in AM it doesn't seem as listenable. Do I need to have my
Icom modified? Kiwi mods? Any help appreciated. Please keep it simple.

Sara

PS: I don't solder.

 
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