On May 16, 3:39*pm, Telamon
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On May 15, 7:08?pm, Hacienda de Ville ferrante276-
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Well, my Eton 350DL arrived today and I really like it thus far. I
have to go to school so I don't have time to look at it much right
now. Anyway, with the three SW bands, which one would offer the most
tonight when I get home. I will probably take it to bed with me! Also,
I got the silver model and I really like the way it looks, so retro!

This weekend I will have more time to learn it, but I want to jump in
tonight. Any special frequencies you might suggest?

Lastly, I want to offer a major THANK YOU to everyone who put up with
my stupid questions and there were many I am sure. I appreciate it
more than you know.

Haci

Hate to burst your bubble, but the S350 is a real piece of ****.

He got the DL version so it should not drift.

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Telamon
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Telamon,

The Eton S-350DL Radio has a lot less 'drift'; but on
the Shortwave Radio Bands their still is some 'drift.

The old Grundig S350 Radio was a pain to use on
the Shortwave Radio Bands.

While the newer Eton S-350DL Radio is a step-up
and very usable to enjoy Listening to the Shortwave
Bands.

The Redsun RP2100 Radio is another step-up over
the Eton S-350DL Radio.

hence the old time radio expression "stay tuned" ~ RHF