At 02:04 AM 3/30/97 +0000, you wrote:
>--
>Specs for SG-2020:
> Technical Features of the Model SG-2020 Transceiver
>
....snip...
> Sensitivity better than .3uV
> Intermodulation +15dBM 3rd order intercept
Well, these specs are certainly nothing to brag about! My modified QRP+ has
a receive sensitivity of less than 0.1uV, as does a standard QRP++. Not sure
about the 3rd order intercept...
> Built-in Noise Blanker
> RF gain control
These are certainly improvements over the QRP+/QRP++...
> Total consumption in Receive mode; under 200mA
About the same as a QRP++...
> Transmitter power adjustable from 0 to 20 watts PEP output, with
> efficient operation at 5W
Wonder what they are using in the final?
....snip...
>
>Notes:
>
> 1.Meets all applicable FCC and EC requirements for spurious emissions
The QRP+/QRP++ certainly won't meed EC harmonic attenuation specs!
> 2.In addition to the features herewith, all specifications of the
> Model SG-2020 will meet or exceed those of the QRP PLUS transceiver
I should hope so...
> 3.Specificaitons subject to change without notice
Which probably means they ain't actually built one yet...
> 4.Product available tentatively September 1997.
Don't hold your breath...
So... what happens to support (parts and service) for the 2000 or so Index
QRP Plus rigs out there in ham-land????
72, L.
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