Re: [IRCA] The SRF-59's First Kill

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Good Day,

SRF-M37V worked well for me on the coast at Westport, WA.  No local stations
and selectivity was not a big concern.  In the high rf powered area I live in, it's 
a problem.  Some stations can be heard up to 30 hz away.  Moving the radio and 
tilting it can help some.  Waiting for Gary's next shoot-out of the Ultralights
to determine by next purchase.  

Used the SRF M37V & SRF-59 this morning hoping to hear a TP.  No luck.  
A few TP's had good signals on the JRC hooked to the NW Ewe, but not strong enough to get through the local RF for the Ultralights to recieve.  .

Dennis,
Vancouver, WA

-------------- Original message -------------- 
From: "Powell E. Way III W4OPW" <w4opw@xxxxxxxxx> 

> 
> --- "Ira Elbert New, III" wrote: 
> 
> > 
> > Is the digital version just as good? 
> 
> 
> There is NOT a digital version of this radio. There is 
> a DIFFERENT radio the SRF-M37V while about as 
> sensitive, is not NEARLY as selective, and gets VERY 
> broad with strong signals. 
> 
> Powell 
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