Note
QST, Oct 1955, p. 144.
Allied Radio catalog 1956 (copyright 1955), p. 199.
Walter Ashe catalog 1957 (probably issued in 1956), p. 10.
Allied Radio catalog 1957 (issued 1956), p. 247.
The RME 4300 was a 160–10 meters, ham-band-only receiver. In the RME tradition, it used two-speed tuning with concentric knobs. The single-conversion set had a crystal filter and adjustable BFO injection.
Use a two-speed tuning mechanism that provides 75:1 and 1:1 tuning ratio, and injection control of the BFO. Four steps of selectivity. IF curve is 2.8 kHz wide without crystal filter, attenuation 60 db down at 7 kHz above or below tuned frequency. Crystal filter has phasing control for variable rejection of adjacent signals. Sensitivity is 2.0 µV for 10 db signal-to-noise ratio. Features ANL, BFO, antenna trimmer, and two coaxial jacks for SSB adapter. Requires external 4Ω speaker.
Power: 120 VAC
References
Radio News, May 1956, p. 142.
