Only one part of the equation. If receiver B has
better front end protection/preformance, it's
going to be a better choice.
Many of the newer commercial and older low dollar
repeater receivers crap-out on busy mountain tops
and repeater sites, especially when you park a
"gasfet mixer" (preamp) in front.
I'd rather have a trusty "numb old .75 uV micor",
than a new whiz bang .25 uV repeater receiver with
4 "toy helicals" in the front end.
Cheers
Skipp
www.radiowrench.com
> "dy3lmk143_13mhz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I have two receivers A and B. Receiver A has a sensitivity of
> 0.25uV for a 12dB SINAD and Receiver B has a 0.35uV, which has a
> better sensitivity? is it Receiver A?
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