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From: Eric Webner
Subject: Re: [drakelist] R4B vs R4c
Eric Webner made an utterence to the drakelist gang
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Hi Jim,
Years ago, my college radio club (Case Amateur Radio Club - W8EDU) had both
a C-line and a B-line. The C-line was considered the better station. I
presently have a C-line and recognize that the performance is much better
than the B-line. One thing I know of is that the C uses a crystal filter in
the first IF (newer radios call this a "roofing filter.") This
goes a long way to increasing the receiver's dynamic range. Operationally,
it can hear stations that other radios will never pick up. The B-line uses,
I believe, an RC circuit in the first IF.
I am sure that the experts on the list will have many more comparisions to
make for you.
73,
Eric KA8FAN
"James E. Lanier" wrote:
I would like to hear from those of you who have used both. What are your opinions?
1) Electrical Performance Comparisons
2) Mechanical performance (PTO tuning etc.)
Thanks,
Jim N4BPM
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Hi Jim,
Years ago, my college radio club (Case Amateur Radio Club -
W8EDU) had both a C-line and a B-line. The C-line was considered the better
station. I presently have a C-line and recognize that the performance is
much better than the B-line. One thing I know of is that the C uses a
crystal filter in the first IF (newer radios call this a "roofing
filter.") This goes a long way to increasing the receiver's dynamic
range. Operationally, it can hear stations that other radios will never
pick up. The B-line uses, I believe, an RC circuit in the first
IF.
I am sure that the experts on the list will have many more
comparisions to make for you.
73,
Eric KA8FAN
"James E.
Lanier" <jelanier{at}chemroc.com>
wrote:
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