[Central-Electronics] Match the 100V

[K6JEK]

It's interesting that this is the first mention of the HQ-170A,  The 
first time I ever saw a 100V it was sitting next to an HQ-170.  I was a 
young kid, a novice with an NC-125 and a homebrew 30W CW transmitter.  
The 100V and HQ-170 set-up was an unimaginable luxury.  I may have to 
get an HQ-170 just to remind myself of the experience.

Jon

On Apr 22, 2005, at 7:40 AM, George Maier wrote:

> Jon:
> You must make your own decision, but I've attached a photo of mine.
> Some other good choices include the HQ-170A, NC-303, and SX-101A.
> Alternately, a 75A-2/3 with a CE slicer or a clone of the 75A-4 
> detector in
> the FM socket.
> Good luck...
> George - K1GXT
>
>
>
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> Subject: [Central-Electronics] Match the 100V
>
> I've been using my 100V with a Drake R4C, a great receiver (once
> tweaked a bit) but just wrong as a partner to the 100V.  I mean, come
> on.   I can lift the R-4C with one hand.  Sometimes I use my 75S3-C
> which is also wrong but not as wrong.   What's right (besides the
> prototype CE reciever)?  A 75A-4?
>
> Jon
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