[ICOM] Study of Roofing Filters/Receiver Performance/Etc.
ab2et at juno.com
ab2et at juno.com
Wed Sep 15 00:08:25 EDT 2004
Jan,
Do not feel so bad needless to say we do have a few icom "shills" on
this board.
I find it interesting that the "Köln has surfaced in support of the 7800
or was it the 756(pro 3)must be a senior moment ,as a youngster I had the
pleasure of playing with one at Rügen and it is a very interesting
design....
Please do not fault Tadeusz for using the 5khz specification as it is the
standard as used by R&S.
In about a month I will have the opportunity to match the 7800 against
the best from R&S and lets see where the wind will lead at least I know
that the much touted (3) is still not in the R&S ballbark.
73's Steve
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(__) AB2ET
"I bet two extra terrestrials"
On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 08:11:19 -0500 "Jan C. Robbins" <swanman at cfu.net>
writes:
> See comparative analysis of contemporary transceiver performance on
> receive by Tadeusz, SP7HT, in Sept/Oct 2004 NATIONAL CONTEST
> JOURNAL.
> It has the weakness of relying on ARRL numbers at 5khz, rather than
> independent measurements at 2khz, as Sherwood does, but Tad's
> results
> and Rob's are in general quite consistent. Both rate Orion,
> IC-7800,
> Omni's, and IC-775/781/765 as top performers, which is certainly
> consistent with much reported real-world DX/contest experience.
> 73 to all!
> Jan N0JR
> --
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> if you don't care who gets the credit." Anon.
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