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March 12th 18, 01:03 PM
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Separate RX aerial; what of the rigs?
I note that prospective purchasers of the Icom 7300 can
also purchase a conversion kit for a separate RX antenna, but how many of the rigs around also have this facility, perhaps as a standard option? Based upon my readings of the past few days, it would seem, borrowing a term from "1066 And All That", to be A _GOOD_ _THING_ to have a lower noise separate RX aerial. |
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March 12th 18, 01:04 PM
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Separate RX aerial; what of the rigs?
On 12/03/2018 13:03, Gareth's Downstairs Computer wrote:
I note that prospective purchasers of the Icom 7300 can also purchase a conversion kit for a separate RX antenna, but how many of the rigs around also have this facility, perhaps as a standard option? Based upon my readings of the past few days, it would seem, borrowing a term from "1066 And All That", to be A _GOOD_ _THING_ to have a lower noise separate RX aerial. Sorry, wrong NG |
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