Note
QST, Mar 1957, p. 147.
4350A
QST, Jan 1958, p. 147. $249.00
QST, Feb 1958, p. 145. (specs)
Allied Radio catalog 1959 (issued in 1958), p. 375.
Allied Radio catalog 1960 (copyright 1959), p. 396.
The RME 4300 amateur band receiver tunes (in MHz):
1.80–2.00
3.50–4.00
7.00–7.30
14.0–14.34
21.0–21.50
27.0–29.70
The RME 4350, a double-conversion receiver, had its roots in the single-conversion RME 4300 design. It used nine tubes and covered the 160–10 meter bands. It had 2195 and 455 kHz IFs, with a crystal filter in the latter.
By adding one tube, a product detector, and a crystal calibrator to the 4350, RME created the 4350A.
Features include: BFO, ANL, Dual Tuning Speed, S-Meter, Antenna Trimmer, Mute Terminals. Built-in power supply. Requires an external speaker.
117 VAC 50/60 Hz. 16.5 x 10 x 10 inches; 28 lbs
References
Brief description. Radio News, Jun 1957, p. 150.
4350A Review: CQ, Sep 1958, p. 32.
