- Description
- AGS stands for //Aeronautical Ground Station//, and they were originally built for use by the airline industry. It was one of the first high performance superhets commercially available. The AGS-X has a crystal filter, and bandspread coils were available for the amateur community. But because of its high cost and the depression, few found their ways into ham stations (about $295 for the AGS-X vs about $27 to $40 for an FB-7).
Type- Desktop Amateur HF Receiver
- Frequency range RX
- 1.5-20 MHz
- TX
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- Modulations RX
- AM / CW
- TX
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- Frequency stability
- Tuning steps
- Sensitivity
- Selectivity
- Filters
- Receiver system
- 9 tube superhet
- IF-frequencies
- Image rejection
- Aerial
- 50 Ω
- RF-output
- Audio output
- Memories
- Power requirements
- Current drain RX
- TX
- Manufactured
- Between 1932 and 1934 in USA
- Dimensions (w×h×d)
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- Weight
- Features
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