Note
QST, Feb 1971, p. 106. ("coming soon")
QST, Apr 1971, p. 115.
QST, Jun 1971, p. 111. (Detailed specs)
QST, Jan 1973, p. 109. (The 600RC is advertised as a "custom receiver." )
QST, Jul 1973, p. 147.
QST, Feb 1975, p. 109.
Matches the Swan 600T.
The "Swan Twins."
Swan’s 600-R superheterodyne receiver.was the matching receiver for the 600-T transmitter. The 600-R and 600-T could be cabled together for transceiver operation, using either VFO.
Modes: SSB, CW, AM and FSK
Frequency Range: Full coverage of 10, 15, 20, 40 and 80 meters. Continuous coverage from 3 to 30 MHz may be provided with an external oscillator, either tunable or crystal controlled.
Sensitivity: 0.25 uV at 50 ohms for 10 db signal plus noise-to-noise ratio.
Selectivity: 2.7 kHz bandwidth with 1.7 shape factor is standard. Options include 0.5 kHz CW filter, 4 kHz AM filter, and SS-16 super selective filter.
Crystal Calibrator with 25 and 100 kc selection.
Hybrld Design: 7 tubes, 8 transistors, 12 diodes.
Features "Swan's exclusive Single Conversion design, with fewer spurious responses than multi-conversion designs."
Fully compatible with 600-T transmitter, providing for transceive operation as well as separate frequency control.
CW sidetone, and genuine CW break-in operation.
Built-in AC power supply.
Options include an IF noise blanker, and an adjustable audio notcher. Both install internally
