Analog tuner meter

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Hello tuner guys & gals,

I have a Scott 310-E that I use with a 300 ohm ribbon antenna. My favorite stations come in with readings of just over "7" on the tuning meter, (meter range is between 0-10).

My question is, if I'm nailing a 7 on the needle, would this be considered a good level of reception? The end result, the music, sounds really nice but I have always wondered if a value of "10" if that's even possible would sound better?

Thanks,

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Topic - Analog tuner meter - Mr_bill2 14:47:15 10/02/13 (6)

RE: Analog tuner meter - openmind 18:58:06 10/02/13 (1)

RE: Analog tuner meter - Mr_bill2 05:21:30 10/03/13 (0)

10 is a LOT better than 7, but even better would be with a directional antenna with gain - Timbo in Oz 17:01:10 10/02/13 (3)

RE: 10 is a LOT better than 7, but even better would be with a directional antenna with gain - Mr_bill2 17:36:44 10/02/13 (2)

I think you are equating gain from a mast-head RF amplifier - Timbo in Oz 20:16:39 10/02/13 (1)

RE: I think you are equating gain from a mast-head RF amplifier - Mr_bill2 05:17:49 10/03/13 (0)

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