> Another good one (and much cheaper and easier to work on) 
> is the NC300/NC303 receivers.

The 303 is one of my personal favorites. Like most of the radios that have been 
discussed, it lacks a bit in the fidelity department, but it isn't bad 
(certainly not as bad as a 51J-4 or that ilk).  Although like anything else, 
it's easy enough to tap the detector output and feed a decent audio system.

Still, it has the smooth and wrist saving tuning "feel" of the SP-600, no 
stinkin' mechanical filters, and although you can't read the dial to +-200Hz, 
it's close enough.  IF opens up to 8 Khz, plays quite well on AM (and CW/SSB), 
and is easy to service.

Grant/NQ5T
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I had both the NC300 and the NC303.  The 303 was my favorite of the two.  It
seemed to have much better fidelity than the 300 but I only had the two of
them and no others to compare to so there may have been a problem with my
300 and I have neither of them any more.

John, WA5BXO





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