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

[D1028Gary@xxxxxxx]

Powell, Dennis and Bert,
 
     Thanks for your comments.  I agree with  Dennis that the SRF-M37V is a 
very fun radio to use, once you get away from the  cities.  It has great 
digital convenience, can store the 9 kHz splits in  memory, and if somebody timed it 
right in Grayland (during a propagation peak),  he could probably have the 
biggest thrill of his DX life.
 
     It's still possible to hear TP's near cities, like  Dennis and I have 
done, but you need to hope that no locals are anywhere near  the TP frequency.  
My local pest KSUH-1450 covers 1410-1640 on the  SRF-M37V, for example.  The 
SRF-59 has no such problem, and can  even null out KSUH almost completely, to 
hear Port Angeles-1450 at  night.
 
     It's kind of like which handicap do you choose to  use...analog tuning, 
or dicey selectivity?  For me personally, I'll take  analog tuning any day, hi.
 
                                                                              
                   73  Gary 



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