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I've read and heard both sides of the argument about
antenna tuners being great, or not helping at all and are a waste of money. I've been told they are only for shortwave transmitting, and I've been told they work well to improve shortwave reception on faint signals. I've had it suggested to me that I get a pre-selector instead. I can't find anyone who actually experimented with either a tuner or pre-selector... at least none of what I've read and heard was stated as "experience"... rather it seemed like theory or conjecture. Does anyone here actually use a tuner or pre-selector for shortwave listening, and if so, with what results? I'm looking at the MFJ-959C antenna tuner at http://www.universal-radio.com/catal...amps/2574.html Note that it says "for receive only". |
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