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Kenwood JR-310

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Kenwood JR-310Front view
Radio serviceAmateur radio
Form factorBase station
Release year1969
Frequency bandsHF
Bands80m40m20m15m10m
ModesAMSSBCW
Frequency range
Receive3.5-29.7 MHz
Weight9.2 kg
Dimensions (W×H×D)330 x 180 x 310 mm

Description

The Trio JR-310 is a tube-based shortwave amateur receiver from the late 1960s, covering the classic 80- to 10-metre amateur bands across seven band segments. It is a double-conversion superheterodyne design (two IF stages for improved selectivity) and, paired with the matching TX-310 transmitter, formed a separates-style station. The receiver offers AM, SSB and CW along with an automatic noise limiter (ANL) and receiver incremental tuning (RIT).

Highlights

Double-conversion superheterodyne, valve/tube technologySeven band segments 80-10 m plus WWV time signal (optional 600 kHz range)Sensitivity approx. 1 µV (10 dB S/N)Automatic noise limiter (ANL) and RIT fine tuningMatching TX-310 transmitter for a separates station6 m reception on the rarer 9-band version

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