Would this reciver be able to recieve SSB?
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nmfire10
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Did you read the auctions description?
And easily found information on the internet?
Cobra.....
Come on dude! Why are you asking silly questions like that? Are you really trying to iritate people on here?? I mean I followed the link that put on there and that was one of the first things that I seen was the fact that it done SSB
Think and research before you post....
Eric
Come on dude! Why are you asking silly questions like that? Are you really trying to iritate people on here?? I mean I followed the link that put on there and that was one of the first things that I seen was the fact that it done SSB
Think and research before you post....
Eric
sorry i didn't see that at first. 
Hey Cobra
Don't mind the Grumps on this Page. I understand that you do not know much about HF Receivers but Yes it receives 100khz thru 30 Mhz which is what you want for HF and it also recives AM FM & Sideband. Good Luck if you buy it, also if you do not get it I have a Radio DX-394 for sale which receives 50khz thru 30 Mhz AM USB LSB & CW
Don't mind the Grumps on this Page. I understand that you do not know much about HF Receivers but Yes it receives 100khz thru 30 Mhz which is what you want for HF and it also recives AM FM & Sideband. Good Luck if you buy it, also if you do not get it I have a Radio DX-394 for sale which receives 50khz thru 30 Mhz AM USB LSB & CW
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Nathan,
While you all are on the topic....is HF getting much use (either in testing or in disaster drills) around here by MEMA, FEMA, NG, etc? I don't typically monitor that range of freqs, but have seen a number of posts suggesting that here in MD region, such HF comms have picked up. On a related topic, any idea if there is much in the way of Chesapeake Bay-area HF comms by USCG?
Thanks much.
Dave
While you all are on the topic....is HF getting much use (either in testing or in disaster drills) around here by MEMA, FEMA, NG, etc? I don't typically monitor that range of freqs, but have seen a number of posts suggesting that here in MD region, such HF comms have picked up. On a related topic, any idea if there is much in the way of Chesapeake Bay-area HF comms by USCG?
Thanks much.
Dave
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