Not that I'm the shiniest coin in the jar, but I've had nothing but
compliments on the audio, both on AM and (E)SSB.
Of course - you do need to set up a correctly-shaped transmit filter,
then set the noise gate, compression and EQ correctly, etc.
I wouldn't accuse it of being a beginner's rig. In a lot of cases a
Ranger and a D104 would no doubt work out better.
OT, sorry.
73
Jim, N7CXI
On 3/29/2011 3:54 PM, Roger (sub1) wrote:
> On 3/29/2011 3:24 PM, Jim Barber wrote:
>> Having just sold most of my old iron, (there was alarming talk of a
>> "basement singularity") I'll mention that a Flex 5000A with a good mic
>> and an adequately-powered 8877 will make exceptional legal-limit-plus
>> AM, both TX and RX.
>>
>> Well... The amp could still be homebrew, right?
>
> It looks like a great rig, but all of them I've heard so far sounded
> pretty bad which I attribute to the operators.
>
> 73
>
> Roger (K8RI)
>> Running away now,
>> Jim N7CXI
>>
>> On 3/29/2011 12:03 PM, Carl wrote:
>>> Who says it has to be run that way? Amateur grade iron sells for over $100
>>> for just an old 100W mod transformer and there is poor low end plus no
>>> headroom for processing.
>>>
>>> Carl
>>> KM1H.
>> [sanity snip]
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