Well, I have commented before. I run the FT1000D from Aruba, an excellent
rig (P40GH). I came hope to my new Jupiter in December 2000 and very
quickly found it was every bit as good as the Yaesu. Currently in my shack
are the TS2000, neat radio, FT847, OK, and my Corsair I, TS180s,Ts940sat,
and the list goes on. The best audio reports are from the Corsair, more
punch, great sound. I run this with the 705 desk mic and about 15/20 Dbs
of compression, yes I have the 8 pole filter in the front end. My favorite
is the Jupiter because of easy quite listening. I don't have to think
about how to make changes in functions, everything is pretty easy. I do
90% faceplate operation and 10% with N4PY software. I have the ILG
software data base loaded for SWL. Jerry
At 07:12 PM 31/01/2003 -0600, Bill KB9IV wrote:
>Well I've been standing by watching the mail and I have a few observations
>and comments. After trying out and owning
>quite a few top notch rigs most of which were QST's top review in just of a
>couple of years. I recently found a beautiful
>Corsair II station complete......am I happy?....as ever!! I find the CII to
>be very warm and elegant. Performs pretty dam
>well for a $500-600 market.....well see if the FT1000D's and the like when
>they have a market in the same price if
>they aren't picked apart in years to come, when new test parameters are had
>and designs change.
>I find test measurements make hams think they are getting something special,
>can you say "Analysis Paralysis"? Read
>the specs and subjectively believe it. I still love my old HQ150 but why do
>I need test measurements to enjoy it for
>what it is.....a receiver.
>Everyone has their own like/dislikes, I don't base it on someone elses
>testing.
>
>73,
>
>Bill KB9IV
>
>
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