Looking for a radio to replace a TS930S as a contest radio.
Any ideas, commentsor directions welcome.
The RF environment is one world class station abut 3/4 mile away and my
antenna sees his tower.
Thanks
Frank 9Y4VU
>From foggie@dtx.net (foggie) Wed Nov 20 13:36:57 1996
From: foggie@dtx.net (foggie) (foggie)
Subject: CONTEST RADIO
Message-ID: <XFMail.961120073939.foggie@dtx.net>
On 20-Nov-96 intech@carib-link.net wrote:
>>Looking for a radio to replace a TS930S as a contest radio.
>
>Any ideas, commentsor directions welcome.
>
>The RF environment is one world class station abut 3/4 mile away and my
>antenna sees his tower.
>
>Thanks
>Frank 9Y4VU
Frank;
I have nothing but the best to say about the Icom 761/765. Big radios, but they
have about the best receiver that I have seen. Definitely pull stuff out of the
mud my kenwood can't hear. I have real BAD interference from 2 AM broadcast
stations here that kill my kenwood, but the Icom just keeps on going. (sorta
like the energizer bunny :) I have been using a friends for a couple months now,
and am about to buy one myself.
73,
Al - kk5zx
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>From cooper@gmpvt.com (Tom Cooper) Wed Nov 20 14:10:03 1996
From: cooper@gmpvt.com (Tom Cooper) (Tom Cooper)
Subject: QRP Contesting
Message-ID: <199611201410.JAA24017@web.gmpvt.com>
In a way, QRP is harder on the receiving station, who has to dig
the signal out of the mud. The best ops, no matter what power
they are transmitting, can get the exchange on the first pass through
really awful conditions.
Tom WA1GUV
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