a dull morning, but showing potential, as both 1206 and 1323 showed carriers,
so a hint of China.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, at least
briefly):
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Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it understandable by a
native speaker, th
I think you've sold me in the CCrane Skywave as well, hi. Mike Sanburn
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On Jul 24, 2018, at 7:35 AM, "Fred Schroyer" wrote:
> Interesting comments on the PRD15! It is indeed an attractive, well-built
> radio, with surprisingly good audio, and excellent FM performance...not
>
Fred and Les and All,
Thanks for sharing your detailed impressions with the CC Skywave SSB portable,
Fred.
The Skywave SSB is indeed a hot performer for AM-DXing, and I've purchased
multiple models for loopstick modifications and "Frequent Flyer" overseas DXing
trips. The company manufactures
Fred,
Thanks for sharing that information. I’ve been eyeing the CCrane Skywave SSB
model…I think I’ll take the leap now.
In terms of FM DXing, what is the “Sparc” rig that you mention? What’s the best
FM DXing portable that you’ve used?
Asking for a “friend..” :-)
73,
Les Rayburn, N1LF
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Interesting comments on the PRD15! It is indeed an attractive, well-built
radio, with surprisingly good audio, and excellent FM performance...not
nearly as sensitive for FM HD decode as the Sparc, but it does well on a
local FM HD (WVAQ HD1,2,3 Morgantown WV). But as a "light" AM DX
machine...poor
