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[A R]

Thanks Barry. I had already had and enjoyed an OMNI V, but when I picked up the TRITON IV and put it into service, I was blown away by how quiet the receiver is. And, it's NB is far more effective than any of my so-called hi-tech rigs. I'm hoping the Corsair receiver is as quiet as the TRITON's, and that the NB works as well too. The NB on my TRITON drops an S9 powerline noise down to S3 without attenuating or distorting desired intelligible signals. It's one handicap is limited selectivity in heavy QRM conditions, but I'm past my era of "competitive" hamming and getting tangled up in toe-to-toe pursuit of rare DX.

Allen----W7GIF
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Barry N1EU<mailto:barry.n1eu at gmail.com> 
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  Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2014 1:44 PM
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  On Wed, Jan 29, 2014 at 12:36 PM, A R <raf_3 at msn.com<mailto:raf_3 at msn.com>> wrote:
  > The s/n of the Corsair I just purchased (but haven't yet received) is s/n 00718. The owner tells me that the NB doesn't appear to function, but I haven't yet received the Corsair, so haven't yet been able to check the NB effectiveness myself. Could this be an early production unit that didn't yet have a proper nb?
  >

  Congrats on the Corsair Allen!  S/N 718 does not sound like an early
  production unit.

  73, Barry N1EU
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