[Milsurplus] Receiver to use with Hammarlund HC-10 SSB converter

[kim.herron at sbcglobal.net]

Hi Dave,

    Just so you (and everyone else that's not familiar) know, you don't 
need to build a converter for that box to put it on a different IF 
frequency.  If you have the manual, it tells you how to tune it to a 
different IF freq and if memory serves, it will tune up to about 3300 
kHz.  If memory services, you can run it down in frequency as well. 
That's a rather hard to find and very useful little box.  Don't let it 
get away if you like older sets that can't detect SSB.  It's very 
versatile.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dave Maples" <dsmaples at comcast.net>
To: "Milsurplus" <milsurplus at mailman.qth.net>; "Glowbugs" 
<glowbugs at piobaire.mines.uidaho.edu>
Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2008 8:15 PM
Subject: [Milsurplus] Receiver to use with Hammarlund HC-10 SSB 
converter


> All: I reconditioned a Hammarlund HC-10 SSB converter a few months 
> ago, and
> I'm interested in suggestions on what kind of general coverage 
> receiver I
> might marry it with.  I'm thinking I want something that's stable with 
> a
> reasonably high IF (higher than 455 kHz to provide good image 
> rejection).
> Not having a 455 kHz IF means I'd have to build a converter for it, 
> but that
> shouldn't be that bad.
>
> My first thought was a BC-348 (915 kHz IF).  Another possibility is an
> NC-183D, but that's kinda pricey.
>
> Thoughts?  All opinions welcome!
>
> Dave WB4FUR
>
>
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