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Author Topic: A LOWFER's delight? Make the Kenwood TS-2000 to RX down to 10kHz!  (Read 2236 times)

Offline ThaDood

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Wow!!!!! Apparently, mods.dk has a MOD submitted on taking the 30kHz RX limit of the TS-2000 (Which is still pretty good to go down there.), down to 10kHz!    https://www.mods.dk/view.php?ArticleKey=f20d2674cdaf084aaa46808367fcc2f8     I haven't tried this, yet, but it's perked my interest.   UPDATE 11/18/2018:  Wow!!! That does work! So, what do I hear down in 10kHz? Treble highs from audio. It sounds like high FREQ AM splatter to me here. So, I can now listen to the limits of stereos, but BFD, stereos don't QSL.
« Last Edit: November 18, 2018, 1739 UTC by ThaDood »
Over the years I have to admit coming up with some no-so good ideas for products. The Skipping Cassette Decks, (In case you missed record skipping.), never took. Water Resistant Lollipops never caught on either, even though you could enjoy those in the rain and in the shower. Then, there's the Anatomically Correct Mrs. Butterworth Syrup Dispenser. (Just guess where the syrup came out of.) Nope, no takers.

 

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