What would you recommend? I need a decent, small pocket FM radio with
digital tuning for $50 or less. It is imperative that it does not have an
internal speaker - it must be listened to through the headphones only. I
did like the button lock switch on this unit.

regards
Ron Wiebe



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Ron Wiebe ron at thebibliophile dot com wrote:

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In article ,
Ron Wiebe ron at thebibliophile dot com wrote:
I realize that this question has nothing to do with shortwave, but
could
not
think of another group to post this question. I read several posts
here
and
this seems like a knowledgable group so here goes...

Our church is planning to purchase a translation system that will
transmit
on the regular FM band. I am looking for recomendations for mini
digital
FM
radios that cost around $20. I was looking at the Coby CX-9, but am
rather
leary of buying it without recommendations. Has anyone tried this
radio
before, or does anyone have a better sugestion? It would not be a big
deal
to buy one to try it out, but we need 20 matching radios and I would
prefer
to buy them in one purchase.

Coby is low-end junk. I'd look at what Sony or Sangean have in that
prive
range. C. Crane (www.ccrane.com) usually carries all, or most, of the
Sangean line and are an excellent dealer to boot.


How's the DT 110?

Not the best performer of the lot, but for the price it'd almost certianly
out-perform the Coby.