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If I were a "philosophercater" (excuse my Bush-speak), I would think AM
performance on a transceiver would be not of much concern to the manufacturer, so the performance may not be as good as what you would find on a receiver. I'd expect no drawbacks in sideband. Transceivers get a bit hotter since you have more circuitry. It follows that they draw more power. Not that much of a big deal unless the transceiver uses a fan. |
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