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"Henry Kolesnik" wrote in message om...
Michael Amen brother but you have to give Jon credit for his pursuit as he will learn much and he'll be able to tell us why Marantz or McIntosh didn't make a High Quality TRF tuner. Or maybe we'll all be drooling over the Noring High Quality TRF tuner. Or maybe he'll morf from Noring to Notrf! -- 73 Hank WD5JFR "Michael Black" wrote in message om... Jon Noring wrote in message . .. In Patrick Turner's latest message replying to the thread I started on building a high-performance AM tube tuner, he stated his skepticism that a pure TRF circuit will, in a practical sense, meet the specs I'm looking for (to meet the specs will require an impractical number of RF amplifier stages, such as six or more.) .................................................. ....................... I recall reading about a trf radio that was used in German submarines in WWII I think it was in an old QST or 73 about 15 years ago. It was sensitive and well shielded and of incredible quality. Perhaps one is available on the surplus market, or at least the schematic. As I recall, it had a four-gang tuning condenser. It was a trf design to eliminate any oscillator radiation that could be picked up by sub-hunters. The trf radio was in an article describing German radios of WWII. |
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