Hi Gary,
Thank you for sending me your review of the ICF-EX5.
While it certainly is an impressive receiver, it just
does not fill any of the "holes" in my collection of
equipment.
I obtained my ham license almost two years ago, and
have an HF rig, a 2 meter handheld, but still no
VHF/UHF for home
To Joe and others:
Nick is absolutely right that the ICF-EX5 has a spurious reception
issue, which is not a major problem here in the moderate-RF environment of
Puyallup, WA, but may be for your own location.
To Nick's comments, I would also add that all of the enclosed
document
At 15:28 08/11/2007, you wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>
>Earlier this year, there was discussion of a Sony MW
>DX Receiver that sold for about $180.
the Sony ICF-EX5
I purchased one in Japan, Joe, and it's an interesting radio with its
selectable sideband synchronous detection, and definitely a
con
Gary, and Gil, and all others;
Precisely. I remembered your article from earlier this
year, and am considering the merits of purchasing one
when I already have the '2010'.
One point to consider is that my 2010 may not be
around forever, and would like a similar or better
receiver without having t
Hello Joe,
I presume you are referring to the Sony ICF-EX5 portable receiver,
which was reviewed in the April issue of DXM, and also the April-May issue of
MWN. I was the author of that review (with extensive help from Nick
Hall-Patch), and the receiver sells for about $160 from Audio
I believe it is the ICF-EX5.
Gil
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There was a small battery powered, analog tuned rx that was unusually
sensitive, for sale in the Japanese mkt, and limited to 1600 kc up top. Is
that the one you are curious about?
Gil
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I agree completely - I logged a 500-watt non-directional beacon on 350 kHz from
British Columbia on my 2010 last night with a whopper signal. No special
antennas, no special filters, just lying in bed with the headphones on. Some of
my best BCB DX has also been heard with the 2010 barefoot. It i
--- "Joe Miller, KJ8O" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Earlier this year, there was discussion of a Sony MW
> DX Receiver that sold for about $180.
>
> ---> Has anyone on either list bought and used one?
>
> ---> If so, how does it compare to the ICF-2010?
>
> ---> Model number
Hi everyone,
Earlier this year, there was discussion of a Sony MW
DX Receiver that sold for about $180.
---> Has anyone on either list bought and used one?
---> If so, how does it compare to the ICF-2010?
---> Model number and link of where to purchase?
Thank you in advance, and 73.
Joe Mill
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