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![]() Li Changchun wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... Li Changchun wrote: "dxAce" wrote For whatever reason I skipped out on the R8A as well. The only one of the other above receivers I never owned was the R-4C which I don't think was noted as being a good SWL receiver. Are you kidding, Steve? Out of all the receivers I have owned the R-4C was "the best." A Sherwood modified R-4C is still considered THE best "ham" SW receiver of all time. Read it again comrade. I said I didn't think it was noted as a good SWL receiver. There was an after-market third-party variable crystal occilater you could buy or build that gave the R-4C General Coverage. It was published in QST I beleive. I built one and my R-4C performed excellently as a SWL receiver. Too bad you missed out. Most aficionados of SWL would (have) preferred the R-4B, and that thought has been corroborated in the hobby press for many, many years. dxAce Michigan USA |
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