[MRCA] [Milsurplus] Multiple Front End receiver

[D. Platt]

Ray Fantini wrote:
> They are expensive but one of the advantages of the URC-101 or 110 family of radios is they cover both VHF and UHF AM and FM and have the ability to scan or store multiple channels in memory, also they are relatively small for all they do. The only disadvantage is that you cannot mix AM and FM together. The memory only presets frequencies and splits, not mode. If you want to spend more money there are some really neat software defined radios out their where you can construct scanning and mode functions but think combining multiple mixer output into one IF may have some nasty heterodynes as a byproduct.
> Ray Fantini KA3EKH
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If you're so inclined, and don't require the ability to transmit, the 
ICOM R-7000-series receivers will do the job, nicely.  I have one and am 
able to store mode-independent VHF and UHF aero as well as all NBFM 
public service and amateur frequencies covered in the continuous 
30-1300MHz spectrum.  The R-7000 will also do WBFM, which handles MIL 
old and new family FM well.
de K3HVG