[Premium-Rx] Longwave Receiver Recommendations?

[Heinz Breuer]

How about the AEG E 1800A, the later DSP version of the E 1800/3?
Also don’t forget the boatanchors R-389/URR, Telefunken E 108 LW and Siemens E 311 e2 with E 350 longwave adapter or even a Lorenz Lo 6L39 which is the longwave version of the pre WW II short wave receiver Lo 6K39. This is a TRF receiver with six tuned circuits.

I have several of the receivers above (unfortunately no Lo 6L39) but my location in the middle of severe man made noise from my neighbors by switchmode power supplies, Chinese cell phone chargers and powerline ethernet adapters makes reception difficult.

vy 73 Heinz DH2FA, KM5VT



Von meinem iPhone gesendet

> Am 02.04.2020 um 00:16 schrieb Edward via Premium-Rx <premium-rx at mailman.qth.net>:
> 
> Greetings to the Group!
> 
> I have built up quite a collection of Premium Rx and would like to know what you would consider as the ideal rx for reception of the Longwave band. I have high hopes for this, as I put up a couple of antennas that are quite suitable for LW. I am also in the Middle East and hope to hear some Europeans and N African stations, plus NDBs. 
> 
> I plan to dedicate 3-4 Rx for this so pls give me your top 3-5 choices from the following:
> 
> -WJ HF-1000A
> -WJ 8711A
> -WJ URR-74
> -Harris R-2368
> -Racal RA-3791
> -Racal RA-6793
> -Racal RA-6790/GM
> -Hagenuk RX-1001M
> -AEG E1800/3 (aka Telefunken)
> -Telefunken E-1501
> -JRC NRD-93
> -JRC NRD-75
> -Drake RR-3
> -Collins 651-S1
> 
> Plus some SDRs. 
> 
> Thanks & 73,
> Ed NI6S/7Z1ES
> 
> 
> 
> 
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