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From: Ron Wagner
Subject: Re: [drakelist] Expensive R-4C
Ron Wagner made an utterence to the drakelist gang
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This discussion makes me wonder. How "bad" is the R4B and TR7 vs say a
modified up R4C? I know that I have read about the R4C and the close-in
<5Kc signals with out a roofing filter. What about the other two? Is
there some teaching reading on the web? Does the passive up conversion on
the TR7 avoid issues? I would think that distortion and mixing would be a
problem any time you do not have a filter to cut the signals before you
hit an amplifier and or mixer.
I have been hamming for over 25 years, and honestly do not understand all
the numbers, but would like a better understanding.
>> Agreed. Without getting into too much technical speak, the R-4C lends
>> itself to becoming a top-notch "competition grade"
receiver. With the
>> proper roofing filter and the mixer mods, etc., this rig will hear stuff
>> that many modern rigs won't. The dynamic range is even up there with the
>> Yaesu FT-1000 series.
And speaking of R4B mods, how good of an idea is the crystal filter mod?
The one where you sacrifice a T4XB for a IF can and xtal filters. Is it
worth getting a basket case T4XB to perform the addition? Was thinking Al
Parker has spoken of this mod before. I have a copy of the doc, but have
never gone any further.
> I think I will invest the money instead in TLC for my B line - any
73,
Ron
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