On Sun, 13 Jan 2008, Dave Martin wrote:
adjacent channels. But the wide IF sure brightens up the music when
listening to your local honky-tonk station,
We don't have any AM honky-tonk local stations...that's why a top-knotch
receiver would be great to listen to the Grand Ole Opry.
But then who (other than yours truly) would be using a K3 to
listen to the local BC when he could be working CW while enjoying 100
Hz selectivity?
Can I join you if the BC is kinda, sorta, stretching it from Baltimore to
Nashville kinda local?
Back in the old days, one of the first things hams did that migrated up here to
work in the airplane and radio plants from their country backgrounds was to
insure that their receivers could tune-in "down home" stations.
73 k3hrn
Thom,EIEIO
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