"Michael" wrote in
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I have just started to test the 7600gr out on MW. From what I have
read, it is a better performer for MW DX'ing then the KA-1102. I
would imagine that you could get more out of the 7600gr just going on
the fact that it has "real" ssb selectable sb capabilities that you
can use when you are tuned in the mw range. That alone would tell me
I have a better chance of resolving some tuff MW DX with the 7600gr
then with the KA-1102. The KA-1102 has ssb capabilities, but they dont
work when tuned to mw, and even if it did, it would hardly matter.
The KA-1102 doesn't have "real" ssb selectable sb. You cant choose usb
or lsb. Along with that, using ecss on the KA-1102 is almost useless
because of the flutter you always get when you try to use ecss.
So... As of right now I can't say any thyting about the 7600gr for MW.
I need to test it out some more.


What you say about the Sony SSB on MW is exactly right. It's something the
Kaito can't do. If you like the Kaito for MW you will love the Sony.

From: Juan Gonzalez

What you say about the Sony SSB on MW is exactly right. It's something the
Kaito can't do. If you like the Kaito for MW you will love the Sony.

My Degen 1103 beats my 7600G hands down on sensitivity in the SW bands, but the
7600G and a Radio Shack AM loop are hard to beat on MW. The 7600G is better
than the 1102 on ultimate selectivity possible with selectable sideband. The
better filters in the 1103 seem to allow the increased senstivity of the 1103
to nudge slightly ahead of my 7600G in overall SW AM reception. The SSB on
either the 1102 or 1103 is nowhere as stable as the 7600G.


Michael Bryant, WA4009SWL
Louisville, KY
R75, S800, RX320, SW77, ICF2010K,
DX398, 7600G, 6800W, RF2200, 7600A,
Degen 1102, Degen 1103, GE SRll,
Pro-2006, Pro-2010, Pro-76
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In article ,
ospam (Michael Bryant) wrote:

From: Juan Gonzalez

What you say about the Sony SSB on MW is exactly right. It's
something the Kaito can't do. If you like the Kaito for MW you will
love the Sony.

My Degen 1103 beats my 7600G hands down on sensitivity in the SW
bands, but the 7600G and a Radio Shack AM loop are hard to beat on
MW. The 7600G is better than the 1102 on ultimate selectivity
possible with selectable sideband. The better filters in the 1103
seem to allow the increased senstivity of the 1103 to nudge slightly
ahead of my 7600G in overall SW AM reception. The SSB on either the
1102 or 1103 is nowhere as stable as the 7600G.

Yeah but that your Degen 1103 beating your 7600G.

What about someone else's real radios.

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Telamon
Ventura, California