[SignalOne] Signal One 1030C Question?

Thu Jun 3 04:08:13 EDT 2004

Hi,

I was somewhat dissapointed when I got a CX-11 for the first time on my work bench. Only differently sized modules mixed up on the chassis - not really a perfect ingeneering solution. My Milspec 1030 (not ICOM) is much better in this aspect. But only if you have the version with the milled frame on the receiver pcb. Anyway my rig had a A24 module (original delivery!) homebrew in a case made of pcb material with a circuitry completely different to the manual. I rebuilt it on a professional pcb, screwed into a milled and anodized case and mounted it at the correct position. With my extra module - also in a milled case - upon the receiver compartement containing receiver highpass filters to suppress strong second order intermodulation products on the higer bands and the addition of an audio low pass filter the transceiver at least behaves like an old Daimler. But sideband noise of the synthesizer, quality of the reference oscillator and the manual only have Fiat 500 standard ..!
 .. 

73 Uli, DK4SX

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Subject: Re: [SignalOne] Signal One 1030C Question?

Milspec radios built like  a Rolls-Royce???? Clearly, Fred, you have never seen the insides of a Roller. Milspec radios - at least the one I have - don't even measure up to a Volkswagen Beetle or a home-spun K2 as far as quality is concerned.

73

J R Groeger
G4XXW, DK3NG, EL0AA/MM

"During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act"

George Orwell

"Fred" <ham at urlhits.com> schrieb:
>How rare is the Cx-11S speaker?  must be rare I never seen one, these
>Milspec radios inside are built like a Rolls-Royce. Anybody ever wrote a
>history book on the company, I believe the company was changing hands every
>few months when they were in business.
>
>Fred
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>Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2004 7:00 PM
>Subject: Re: [SignalOne] Signal One 1030C Question?
>
>
>> Hi Doc!  Yes, the speaker made for the 1030C (non-Icom) was the same as
>for
>> the CX11A, commonly called the CX-11S.  There was a speaker console made
>> for the 1030CI (Icom model) of which one was made, and it is currently in
>the
>> safe hands of an avid collector.
>>
>> >From what I have observed through the years, probably the most common
>> speaker for any S/O transceiver is the Collins 312B-4 console!
>>
>> 73,
>> -Paul  W8ZO
>>
>> ---- Original message ----
>> >Date: Sat, 29 May 2004 22:28:57 -0700
>> >From: "Robert Selman" <we6a at wt.net>
>> >Subject: [SignalOne] Signal One 1030C Question?
>> >To: <signalone at mailman.qth.net>
>> >
>> >Does anyone know if a speaker was made to match the 1030C?  I have a
>friend
>> who has the 1030C and wants to know.
>> >
>> >Doc WE6A
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