So today I touched up the AM alignment.
Wife and I went out this evening, and when we got home it was after dark so I fired up the 202-R for some evening AM listening.
It pulls in plenty of AM stations. It pulls in stations I would normally expect to hear only on a well restored 1930s Philco with multiple tubes and a longwire antenna. And, again, this is only with its built-in ferrite rod!
I am very pleased with how this one turned out. Now, to decide just how I am going to use it, since it requires an amp for normal operation...
Thanks to all who helped me get this going again, very much appreciated.
Wife and I went out this evening, and when we got home it was after dark so I fired up the 202-R for some evening AM listening.
It pulls in plenty of AM stations. It pulls in stations I would normally expect to hear only on a well restored 1930s Philco with multiple tubes and a longwire antenna. And, again, this is only with its built-in ferrite rod!
I am very pleased with how this one turned out. Now, to decide just how I am going to use it, since it requires an amp for normal operation...
Thanks to all who helped me get this going again, very much appreciated.