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July 14th 04, 02:27 PM
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"Tony Meloche" wrote... Sanjaya wrote: "dxAce" wrote... Just plug the wire into the 500 ohm input. By their very nature, random wires have, generally, a high impedence. dxAce Anyone know how the Icom IC-R75 picks up MW? My portables have a ferrite rod. Does the Icom use the same wire for SW and MW? Or will I need another antenna? I own an R-75, and it's a dandy MW receiver, especially in SSB for "difficult" stations. The MW antenna will be that same longwire, or any other antenna configuration (loops work well for MW) that you hook up to it. Tony Thanks Tony. I want this radio baaaaaaad! |
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