[AMRadio] Wanted: Receiver - New England

[Rodger Hough]

Actually the HQ-100A has a separate BFO and Q-Multiplier. You don't  
need the BFO for AM, but the Q-Multiplier can notch out some adjacent  
interference. The HQ-100A also has solid state rectifiers, so a  
little energy and heat savings. Plus, being a general coverage  
receiver, you can listen to the short wave broadcast bands.

The HQ-110 is ham bands only, including 160 meters, and comes with  
built in provisions for transmitter control.

Rodger
K1HH


On Feb 17, 2008, at 9:30 PM, JT Croteau wrote:

> On Feb 17, 2008 9:23 PM, Greg <bluebirdtele at embarqmail.com> wrote:
>> There isn"t any! you have to make the q multiplier oscillate to  
>> copy cw with
>> this radio and ssb copy is not so hot
>
> But again, and I agree totally with you from the reviews I've read,
> for my application do I care?  As I've stated, I'm only interested in
> AM.. I have no interest whatsoever in tuning in SSB or CWer.
>
> -- 
> JT Croteau, N1ESE - Manchester, NH (FN42gx)
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