dsi@unccvax.UUCP (Dataspan Inc) (02/17/85)
Holding back the guffaws, snickers, and chortles for this article, does
* ANYONE * know of sources for relatively decent IF bandpass filters for an
AM stereo receiver? By relatively decent, I mean wideband, of course. Selectivity
is not a problem here as I live within the 1 mV/m countour of all three
Charlotte AM stations.
If you've a McKay-Dymek laying around the house, or a TFT agile modulation
monitor, I'd be interested in those, too.
dya
.rfg@hound.UUCP (R.GRANTGES) (02/19/85)
[] Ssssh about Mckay-Dymek receivers. Don't let anyone know about them. I'm trying to get the price down. Besides, they aren't stereo, who would want them. Why not design your own interstage networks - not with messy old transformers, but with discreet components. If space is not a premium, it ought not to be so hard, not that i've ever done it. -- "It's the thought, if any, that counts!" Dick Grantges hound!rfg
jcp@brl-tgr.ARPA (Joe Pistritto <jcp>) (02/21/85)
Speaking of McKay Dymek, I have a DR-101 (which I'm very happy with and want to keep, thank you), but I have seen DR-102s and the DR-33 and 55 models for sale in the Washington area for $450 or so. (At EEB, as used equipment). Right good receiver for that kind of money. I enjoy the comparison with my Uniden CR-2021 occasionally. -JCP-