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[Radio &Communications, R&C] On variable IF bandwidth-"... a very useful feature and allows you to exactly match the filter pandwidth to the incoming signal ... once experienced never to be brgotten." [SWM) The experience of being at le to finely tune selectivity to suit a particular signal you are listening tois truly incredible, especially if you have been used to having just a The G303i control panel features no less than seven different methods to tune few fixed bandwidths on your old radio." [R&CJ the receiver. There are additional features such as a real-time spectrum analyzer, three scanning options, a highly accurate S -meter displaying signal strength On noise immunity. "Just n case you're curious, no, the location of the in absolutely calibrated user -selectable units, sweeping wide -band spectrum G303i inside the computer doesn't seem to result in a noise problem. scope, powerful memory facilities, and many others. I don't know how WiNRADiO did it..." (Monitoring Tires] e verdict"IfI had to choose between a Collins 95S-1 and the Professional Demodulator Option IIVR-G303i (ignoring the c bvious fact that the 95S-1 Imes to 2 GHz), I The Professional Demodulator introduces user - would take the WR-G303i"[SWM] "This receiver is a gadget -owner's adjustable filter bandwidth and selectivity, additional dram! But it isn't fantasy; for the first time in consumer technology, demodulation modes, interactive demodulator the shortwave listener cal tailor his receiver to his own requirements, structures, SINAD and distortion meters, bandwidth independent of factory -set parameters." (MTJ "The WiNRADiO WR- presets, user -definable audio AGC, and many other G303 receiver, in addition to being an excellent receiver on its own features. richt, has a certain exciting feeling about it. Perhaps this is because of the promise of a change of an entire paradigm which makes a Advanced AM Demodulator Option difference between just another run-of-the-mill product and a truly The Advanced AM Demodulator offers passband tuning, innovative cult product, s3arking an entirely new to lowing." IR&CI notch filter, noise blanker, RIT and recording facilities. The ability to record at the IF level, and so "re -receive" a signal with different filter and demodulation WiNRADiO® parameters, is the world's first in a receiver of this class. wwv,.winradio.com NAIRALUO 1 neaten. of NIAllitADO Commuter. ors AY amm Ireoetneraa art tee ~My of M. reaped,. "Pen Spec.caDora a,1 sunpcl In &lenge orninoul 001101 C 2003 WoNRA0o0 Corfremmeepos Ailedboume CON T E N 1 S Monitoring the Army National Guard 16 By Larry Van Horn Vol. 22, No. 11 November 2003 -11-e Army Nabolal guard - Civitian in Peace, Soldier in War - pre- dates American indeperdencby almost 150 years and has participated in evEry US conflizt! Though Natioial Guard urits report to the federal V`) government in a rational crisis, thee are responsible to their state gover- Titnes nor of all other xcasions, and tierefore every state has a National Guard presence. AThat that means for radio hobbyists is a significant oppor:unity for miitary moni:oring, across the bands. Ths article is a major summatior of frequencies known to the moni- toring hobby, but there'; a Id more -emaining to discovered! Life as a News Junkie 22 By Brian Rogers a.er since he ieard a radio message from Ceneral Eisenhower com- ing all the way across the Atlant cthis authpr has been hooked on listening to the news from the countries in the news. He shares some of Cover Story his favorite listening targets from hs location in eastern Michigan. Winter Propagation: A Welcome Relief By Tomas Hood NW7U Army Asuional Guard A11-64 rIpache Why is there only a hiss where a strong signal came in just a few days ago? Why was HF reception so poor last Au- gust and September? Is the bette:. "weather.' to come? This article looks at radio wave 7ropagation, how it -e- lates to sun cycles, what dm; has meant in the current solar cycle, and what we can antici- pate over the coming winter months. On our cover: Instability in the Sun impacts radio propaga- tion on Earth. This June 9, 2002, `prominence' was caused by explosive instabilities in the Sun's magnetic field. Courtesy jpl.nasa.,gov Reviews: ON1TORING TIMES :ISSN: 0889-5341, ) rblisiers Mail We have quite a selection of radios FRS/GMRS handi-talkies, which come as a .1/49reement #1253492) and accessories to suggest to you this pair and include weather radio and a com- s published monthly mont i.
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