[TenTec] receivers: paragon vs. corsair II
Bwana Bob
wb2vuf at verizon.net
Wed Apr 17 21:43:26 EDT 2013
I second that. I have a Paragon and an original Corsair. Both work
fine. The Paragon has the advantage of general coverage receive and the
convenience of keypad entry, but my preferred rig is the Corsair,
especially for CW. The Corsair seems to have a quieter receiver. Even
atmospherics (QRN) don't sound as bad on the Corsair.
73,
Bob WB2VUF
On 2/26/2013 10:06 AM, James Boswell wrote:
> Mike,
>
> I own both of these rigs. Both radios have the same filters, use the same speaker, and use the same antenna. At any time you will find them set-up on my station, able to switch between either depending on what I care to listen to. For the most part the Corsair II is a more comfortable rig to listen to for long periods of time, hence my #1 operating position. I use Shure mic with each radio and get great reports on my TX audio.
>
> The radio I use for camping is an Icom 7200 and I like that rig very much, for field day I use a Corsair as some hams prefer the older radios and the menue rigs scare away many new operators. I hope this helps answer your question.
>
> 73'S KA5SIW
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> What are the opinions of the list on these two receivers? Any thoughts
> greatly appreciated!
>
> Thanks and 73
>
> Mike W2IY
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