Very popular radio system, produced from 1978 till 1983. Excellent sensitivity, comfortable using, quality sound. Frequency range - АМ/SSB: 535-30150 kHz, FM: 88-108 MHz. Available BFO Pitch. Possible to connect external antenna. Also operates from eight D cells. The RF-4900 is similar to the earlier RF-4800, but with a green fluorescent digital display rather than a red LED digital display. AM and FM frequencies are digitally displayed. RF-4900 has been sold outside the United States as the model DR49.
So, the RF-4900, the same DR-49 is what it is. It's a nice sounding tabletop set that was designed to satisfy the listening needs of the average non-technical SWL'er. I think it does that very well. It is fun to use and has very pleasing, loud undistorted detected audio. Panasonic did something right in that area. Sure, it's not as stable as an Icom Pro in the SSB department...but touching up the BFO every once in a while was part of the radio experience thirty years ago. It does do a respectable job of SSB for casual listening. Sensitivity seems fine.
The Panasonic RF-4900, DR-49 shortwave receiver Service Manual. This service information is designed for experienced repair technicians only and not designed for use by the general public.
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