Re: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

Hello! If you remember, at the beginning of December I asked if anybody in the list knew of a Minidisc recorder unit with the following features: 1) Date/time stamp 2) Long time recording mode (LP4): about 320 minutes 3) Auto Time Stamp (automatic track marks every xx minutes) 4) On/off timer (c

Re: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

> I do a lot of recording with the MD (mostly all Sony's). I have heard the > same once or twice in the past. Seems to me that the noise came from the > LCD display, and then only if it was immediately adjacent the > receiver/antenna. A few cm away, and the problem disappeared. I use a 1m > p

Re: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

At 20.24 08/12/2003 +0100, Max wrote: So, I am still anxious to know if there are already good minidiscs which don't produce this interference when they are connected to a (Sony ICF7600GR) portable receiver. Maybe the main problem is the receiver, or/and the cable, not only the minidisc recorde

RE: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

To me it would make more sense to use an Flash MP3 player with an line-in record feature. You have the best of several worlds, first, ablity to record and them download a complete MP3 file in seconds to be stored, edited on a harddrive and sent to CD or DVD's, two the advantage of an MP3 play

RE: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

Max, I'd add to the list a Sony MZ-R37 portable recorder; I've used one for several years and had zero interference on either portable or tabletop radios. I've seen it for as little as US$30 on online auctions. Battery life is limited, thought, so I use a wall charger for continuous use. 73,

RE: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

Hi all, >go hearing similar noise to what you described on another DXer's MZ-R3 (R2?) Sony recorder. This is quite an "ancient" minidisc recorder; I had presumed that these problems were gone from the newer recorders. (Evidently not!) I've found the problem to occur when holding on to the minidisc

Re: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

Thank you all for all the information. I also heard earlier from DXers that as long as outdoor aerials are operated with screened coax from the aerial to the receiver, there is no interference from the minidisc. However this is difficult when travelling with a portable receiver and a minidisc. And

SV: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

. desember 2003 10:35 Til: HCDX Emne: Re: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders Yes minidisc interference can be a serious problem with portables. The important thing is to keep the aerial as far away as possible from the minidisc and use screened cables, but that will be difficult if you are using

Re: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

Kenny UK > - Original Message - > From: "M. van Arnhem" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2003 9:44 PM > Subject: Re: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders > > > > > > Last year I bought a Sony

RE: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

At 02:49 PM 12/7/2003, you wrote: Hello Max, I remember years ago hearing similar noise to what you described on another DXer's MZ-R3 (R2?) Sony recorder. This is quite an "ancient" minidisc recorder; I had presumed that these problems were gone from the newer recorders. (Evidently not!) I do a lo

RE: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

of your ICF7600GR is the problem :^( Guy Atkins Puyallup, WA USA -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of M. van Arnhem Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2003 1:45 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders Last

Re: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

Last year I bought a Sony Minidisc recorder to record from my Sony ICF7600GR receiver during travelling. I was very disappointed because of the intereference produced by the MD recorder. Al recordings were spoilt by buzzing noise about every minute or so and lasted several seconds. I wonder if so

Re: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

Hello Martin and Bjarne, > 4) On/off timer (capability to automatically switch the recorder on > and off at given times) but at least for point 4 there is a simple workaround: The recorder has a possibility named "Music SYNCH", which is available via the remote-control only. In this mode the machi

RE: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

sends its audio signal through the connecting cord to the minidisc. 73, Guy Atkins Puyallup, WA USA -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Fabrizio Magrone Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2003 6:10 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [HCDX] Question

Re: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

Hi, > 4) On/off timer (capability to automatically switch the recorder on > and off at given times) At least that's not a real issue. I'm using a very basic MD-deck (Sony MDS-JE510) for more than five years now, which I still regard as completely sufficient for my DX-purposes. It does not cover a

SV: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

Fabrizio, you may want to check this on www.minidisc.org. Regards, Bjarne Mjelde Berlevag, Norway -Opprinnelig melding- Fra: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] vegne av Fabrizio Magrone Sendt: 7. desember 2003 14:10 Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Emne: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc

[HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders

Hello! I would like to buy a minidisc recorder (portable or deck, it doesn't matter) with the following features: 1) Date/time stamp 2) Long time recording mode (LP4): about 320 minutes 3) Auto Time Stamp (automatic time stamps every xx minutes) 4) On/off timer (capability to automatically switc