[JRC] NRD-525 info

Brooke Clarke [email protected]
Sat, 02 Nov 2002 16:04:17 -0800


Hi Phil:

You're going to be very impressed.  For NDBs and other narrow signals the 545 is
the only receiver I know of for any price that has a 10 Hz IF filter position.
This is easy when the IF filtering is done in DSP rather than in analog
filters.  Pass Band Tuning is not required.

You will be able to hear the NDB carrier on one frequency and the modulated
sidebands on different frequencies.

I have some 545 info at
<http://www.pacificsites.com/~brooke/NRD545/NRD545.shtml>

Have Fun,

Brooke
http://www.prc68.com

Philip Atchley wrote:

> Hello all.
> First, I'm new to the list.  Reason for joining is I'll be receiving a new
> (for me) NRD-525 next week.  It's supposed to have the CW filter etc and
> I'll know more when it gets here (seller is hand carrying it to me).
>
> I've read a little about the "hissy" audio etc.  At the present time (and
> for the past 3 years) my primary listening interest is NDB's (Longwave CW
> beacons of 200-525kHz) and I nearly always use an outdoor antenna,  good
> audio filter and headphones that should take care of any 'hiss'.
>
> I would like to hear any remarks, pro and con about this receiver,
> especially as it pertains to my listening habits.  I'm used to listening
> with the narrowest possible CW bandwidths and am curious as to the
> performance of the PBT.  Also, is there a notch filter?  I couldn't see one
> mentioned in any of the reviews I read.
>
> If somebody could direct me to some sites where I could obtain more info
> than was available at DXing.com I'd appreciate it.
>
> 73 de Phil  KO6BB
>
> Chasing NDB's (Non-Directional Beacons)with .....
> LF Modified R-390A,'67 EAC (26 valves).
> Homebrew 'Hybrid' Longwave CW receiver.
> 20 Meter Long Alpha Delta Sloper Antenna.
> 50dB Gain Low Noise Tunable Preamp.
> Heathkit  HD-11 Q-Multiplier.
> Merced, Central California.
> 37.18N  120.29W  CM97sh.
>
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