dxAce wrote:
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Brian Hill wrote:
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Even the crappy little Kchibo receives digital:
Dear our audience, KK-DRM01, the first lot of domestic digital
broadcast receivers duly put into operation has been out into the
market. The KK-DRM01 digital frequency modulation radio maintains the
function as analog radio, for which defects such as interference,
signal decline, poor acoustics and troubles sought by broadcasting
stations, etc frequently occurring in analog broadcast can be
eliminated. In the meantime, it can also provide text information,
automatic frequency switchover or program accompanied text information,
facilitating simple and easy operation of radios. The DRM digital
broadcast system is a non-patented digital system that is the only one
in the world using long, medium and short wave broadcasts. It can use
the existing frequencies and bandwidths around the world, hence the
substantial improvement in analog AM broadcasts. Due to the fact that
this unit has relatively more functions and better reception effects,
the operations are complex accordingly. Before using this unit, please
read carefully this Operation Manual and keep it properly for later
reference.
Sucker !!!
You must be a poor sap that can't afford to test drive the latest car. Clean
up your act and get your head out of your ass and maybe? just maybe? You'll
one day be able to actually try things instead of just talking about them.
BH
Oh, you are so right, Brian ! A senior software engineer in Northern
Virginia with a high-level Intel clearance ! What's the matter - looks
like YOU are getting a bit upset ! A sucker for a pretty, cheap,
plastic face ! What's the matter - your precious Eaton **** E1 can't
receive/process DRM, or IBOC ! Sucker !!!
In your case, I think we all know what is soft.
dxAce
Michigan
USA
grundig radios
Posted by: walt
Saturday, January 28, 2006 8:55 PM
I will never buy another grundig product, they now make junk, they have
abandoned the traditional shortwave radio listener with this terrible
designed radio e-1. Leave well enough alone and improve what you have
before you go onto something else. The 800 was the standard bearor of
what a die hard shortwave radio lover wanted, big, bold, and the
beautiful. Now all this rap about it wasnt a portable, it was too big,
it was too heavy, blagh, blagh, blagh, no kidding what you saw was what
you got, big bold , and very beautiful, want something small, well it
was out there, go get it, but leave the big girl alone, I loved her and
she loved me back. Now we will never see another CLASSIC radio like the
800, because we lett Grundig (eaton) dictate what THEY want us to have,
not what we want. I will never buy another Grundig product, they have
abandoned me!