In my case I owned a Mk 1 EC10 receiver similar to the one shown here. This was state of the art in the late 1960s when it sold for £48. By modern standards it is a pretty rubbish receiver.
26 Feb 2013
Eddystone User Group
In my case I owned a Mk 1 EC10 receiver similar to the one shown here. This was state of the art in the late 1960s when it sold for £48. By modern standards it is a pretty rubbish receiver.
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They may have been rubbish receivers but they were beautifully made rubbish receivers.
Julian, G4ILO
Agreed Julian. I loved my EC10 as a tunable IF at 4-6MHz but at 28MHz where the whole 1.7MHz wide band was about 10mm of dial and the image rejection around 10dB it was barely usable.
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