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Brian Hill wrote:
Moral is- Buy as much radio as you can afford but $s don't garentee results, that takes experimenting , research and work to get the weak ones. Years ago I had a single conversion Radio Shack shortwave all bander. It was ok until I put a wire on the antenna terminal. Like magic, I got a lot of the local am radio stations repeating over the dial. I'd say getting a double conversion set should be the very minimum requirement. If money and choice allow, get a triple conversion. Some have said that the more conversion stages you go through, the more noise you get, but I haven't played around with enough different sets to be able to form a valid opinion on that. mike |
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