I need to buy a half-decent SW receiver that I can use for listening to
both broadcasting stations and CW amateur radio.
I am tempted by the Xhdata d-808, which has a 500hz narrow filter. I
wonder if there are any alternatives.
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You really want to fine tune CW signals on a receiver with a 1 kHz step?
Ottavio Caruso <ottavio2006-usenet2012@yahoo.com> wrote in news:su7scu$reg$1@dont-email.me:
I need to buy a half-decent SW receiver that I can use for listening to
both broadcasting stations and CW amateur radio.
I am tempted by the Xhdata d-808, which has a 500hz narrow filter. I
wonder if there are any alternatives.
You really want to fine tune CW signals on a receiver with a 1 kHz step?
The following morse should grately help in choosing the radio.
Le 12/02/22 à 19:36, Mr Cold Shower a écrit :
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Morse should not be typed, therefore I have to ignore it. Why wouldn't
you bother writing your answer in plain English?
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