What was the principal problem with the TRF receiver that led to its eventual replacement by the superhet receiver? Identify a disadvantage of the superhet receiver that was not encountered with TRF receivers, apart from the greater complexity of the superhet circuit.

What was the principal problem with the TRF receiver that led to its eventual replacement by the superhet receiver? Identify a disadvantage of the superhet receiver that was not encountered with TRF receivers, apart from the greater complexity of the superhet circuit.

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