Re: AM STEREO (cQuam) ultralights?

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jimmyyearwood #12823 Ya know if you ask me Sonny has never been able to make an FM receiver that was all that great. Their use of a loc/dx switch on just about all of their FM radios pretty much says it all. toggle quoted message Show quoted text --- In ultralightdx@..., "m_a_schuster" <schuster@...> wrote: None that is currently in production. I've owned Sony SRF-A1, SRF-42, SRF-SX100RV; Sangean SR-66; Aiwa CR-D60 and CR-DS805. All are (well ... were) pocket-size AM stereo receivers. None was particularly good for DX as the had wide filters and unremarkable nulling capabilities. Also their FM performance was pretty poor. --- In ultralightdx@..., "jimmyyearwood" <jimmyyearwood@> wrote: I have a little Sony SRF-AX51V (imported from Japan) that I'm rather fond of (though it has an oddball 3/32" headphone jack) and another Japanese import labeled as "ANDO" SS-28 that will decode AM Stereo. Neither are exactly DX rigs, but they're about average in sensitivity and selectivity. Of course they do well with a loop, but what doesn't? Knowing that it was never very popular so the portable equipment is kinda rare I can't help but be curios if there was or is more than these two models. I don't think there is a pocketable AM IBOC (YUCK!) radio yet, or if there will ever be, but form what I hear some of the tuners will decode cQuam. Does anyone know of other ultralight radios that are cQuam AM Stereo computable?
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